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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.
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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
Why you should pay attention to Central Asia ecological art
Ecological art in Central Asia confronts oppressive state power and the environmental crisis, yet is overlooked in contemporary discourse.
(Dis)connected to Country: mapping the intersections of place, identity and family
Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis interrogates the possibility of self-determination through photography.
The controversies of ‘political art' exploring war and violence
Examining the relationship between politics and the arts, and whether Australians are sensitive towards topics of war or violence.
Only the future revisits the past
The Centre for Contemporary Photography’s upcoming exhibition for PHOTO 2024 looks towards the past to speculate on future possibilities.
Performance reviews: Smashed: The Nightcap, The Chosen Haram and Peter Cat Recording Co., Sydney Festival
A smorgasbord of cabaret, theatre and live music at the Sydney Festival.
Self-representation and cultural references in the work of Telly Tuita
Telly Tuita’s solo exhibition signifies a full-circle moment.
Sculptor David Attwood on our obsession with domestic maintenance
ArtsHub speaks with David Attwood, a 2024 Hyper Local artist-in-residence at PICA, on the ideas that inspire his work.
Theatre review: A Body at Work, La Mama
A dynamite debut solo from Frankie van Kan that delves into the world of strip clubs and sex work.
Exhibition review: Bloodlines by The Huxleys, Abbotsford Convent
An incredibly moving exhibition that pays tribute to artists who lost their lives in the AIDS epidemic.
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.