The Amplify Collective
Discover the power of inclusion with ArtsHub's Amplify Collective. Over 40 talented and diverse writers have joined our writing community, bringing fresh perspectives to the forefront.
Explore content from First Nations and Māori writers to those who are Culturally and Linguistically Diverse, People of Colour, and from the D/deaf, disabled, neurodiverse, LGBTQIA+ and senior communities.
Articles are published under The Amplify Collective, an initiative supported by The Walkley Foundation and made possible through funding from the Meta Australian News Fund.
Amplify Articles & Reviews
Performance review: Son and Wolfgang’s Magical Musical Circus, Playhouse Theatre, QPAC
A Circa double bill featuring new work from First Nations-led ensemble Circa Cairns, and a family-friendly reimagining of Mozart and…
Live Futures: an inquiry of queer sex and play
When we look for sex and play, where do we go? ArtsHub attends 'Live Futures: Queer Cultural Safety and Existential…
Theatre review: Shakespeare in the Garden – A Midsummer Night's Dream, Wollongong Botanic Garden
Merrigong Theatre Company's enchanting reimagining of Shakespeare's classic against a breathtaking natural backdrop.
Exhibition review: Studios: 2023, Adelaide Contemporary Experimental
A vivid, haunting and emotionally powerful collection that takes the viewer through a journey of diaspora, family history and connection…
Arts funding that honours artists rather than neoliberal markets
What the sector needs are separate funding streams for emerging and established artists that evaluate financial acquittals rather than applications.
Theatre review: How Do I Let You Die?, Arts House
Michele Lee’s autobiographical tale of Hmong parents, death and ghosts raises intriguing questions, which resonate with the migrant experience.
Exhibition review: Ramses & the Gold of the Pharaohs, Australian Museum
A harmonious blend of ancient wonders and modern innovation that explores the life of the illustrious pharaoh, Ramses the Great.
The trajectory of remote First Nations fashion
First Nations fashion, from remote Australia, takes wearable art to city streets. Involvement in the sector has the potential for…
Take us as we are – empowering neurodivergent and disabled experiences in the arts
The arts industry has a long way to go in accommodating creatives and audiences who do not conform to dominant,…
Discover the power of inclusion with ArtsHub’s Amplify Collective. Over 40 talented and diverse writers have joined our writing community, bringing a fresh perspective to the forefront.
Explore content from First Nations and Māori writers to those who are Culturally and Linguistically Diverse, People of Colour, and from the D/deaf, disabled, neurodiverse, LGBTQIA+ and senior communities.