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Apology to Kerry and Michael Armstrong, directors of Studio Gallery Group

This article was removed from the ArtsHub website and social channels on 23 January 2025.

ArtsHub

Feb 5, 2025
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Features

Spreading the word – reaching the right artists at the right time to amplify your art prize announcement

When targeting your art prize announcement, be like a shark – laser focused and swimming in the right part of…

Madeleine Swain

Feb 5, 2025
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News

COMA's new flagship home opens among buzzing crowd

With guests spilling out onto the streets at its opening, COMA is positioning itself for a new chapter.

Celina Lei

Feb 5, 2025
G Flip is just one of the biggest trending artists represented in this year's Triple J Hottest 100. (Image: Supplied)
Features

'Who's Chappell Roan?' – a guide to the Triple J Hottest 100

The Triple J Hottest 100 can too often leave everyone but Gen Z behind. There's plenty of great music for…

David Burton

Feb 5, 2025
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News

Opportunities and awards

Grants open for applications, plus winners of GradFoto award, finalists of National Designer Award and National Graduate Showcase, and more!

Celina Lei

Feb 5, 2025
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News

Celebrating anniversaries in 2025: the first wave of announcements

Visual arts organisations celebrating milestone anniversaries in 2025.

Gina Fairley

Feb 5, 2025
Laura Quinkan Indigenous Dance Festival is hoping to proceed in 2026.
News

Cape York's Laura Quinkan Indigenous Dance Festival delayed following management review

The Festival has run biennially for 40 years, but will not proceed in 2025 amid organisational challenges.

David Burton

Feb 5, 2025
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Opinions & Analysis

Beyond race, is Country: the MTC's '37'

The restaging of Nathan Maynard's hit play from last year is an important contribution to the ongoing discussion of racism…

Professor Barry Judd
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Opinions & Analysis

What can arts organisations do if their audiences abandon Facebook and Instagram?

With the foundations of established social media platforms becoming unstable, what can arts marketers do to keep reaching their audiences?

Elliott Bledsoe
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Opinions & Analysis

Using language in storytelling

Great storytelling, like that of Michael Mann’s 'Heat', transcends genres by mastering language.

Erin O'Dwyer
An old brick wall showing signs of old paint has a battered sign on it that says Accessible Entrance.
Opinions & Analysis

Talking about access should be part of every day...

... and improving access just as often.

Jonathan Llewellyn
A robot child sits on a bench looking at a screen on its lap. AI
Opinions & Analysis

AI erasure – how AI could reshape our understanding of history and identity

Much has been said and written about how AI may shape our future, but how much thought has been given…

Guido Melo

Reviews

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'Tea, Tokyo', John Rabling. A painting depicting a geisha at a tea ceremony.
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Exhibition review: Summer Exhibition 2025, Victorian Arts Society

A showcase of mixed media.

Ash Brom

Feb 5, 2025
Jackson Ryan, on the top. He has a beard and brown hair. Carl Smith on the bottom. He has brown hair and glasses. Their book is on the right, 'The Best Australian Science Writing 2024'. It has a pale blue backgroudn.
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Book review: The Best Australian Science Writing 2024, Jackson Ryan and Carl Smith (editors)

Now in its 14th iterative, the anthology continues to bring forth a new array of science writing.

Ella Pilson

Feb 5, 2025
Two panels. On the left is author Curtis Campbell who's bearded and wearing a blue denim jacket. On the right is the cover of his book, 'The House of Rural Realness', which features an illustration of two cows eating a drag queen's yellow wig.
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Book review: The House of Rural Realness, Curtis Campbell

A story of growing up, friendships, and fierce drag in a rural town. 

Jemimah Brewster

Feb 5, 2025
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Exhibition review: Devoted To You, Arts Project Australia

One of Melbourne’s most distinctive galleries again delivers the goods with art inspired by musical icons. 

Ash Brom

Feb 4, 2025
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Performance review: Tender, Gasworks, midsumma festival

A sexy production for fans of aerial performance.

Jenna Schroder

Feb 4, 2025

Career Articles

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News

Arts news watch: this week's trending topics

We report it – you read it. Keep your eye on this week's top arts news stories.

Gina Fairley
Woman in yellow shirt at potters wheel. Art workshops
Features

I’m an artist, I don’t need to do workshops. Wrong.

Professional workshops can bolster your studio practice in surprising ways.

Gina Fairley
A smiling woman, Karen Ingram, with glasses and brown hair against a blue-red backdrop that says 'so you want my arts job.'
Career Advice

So you want my arts job: arts and community centre manager

Karen Ingram is kept very busy as the manager of the Louis Joel Arts & Community Centre in Melbourne.

Thuy On
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News

Arts news watch: this week's trending topics

We report it – you read it. Keep your eye on this week's top arts news stories.

Gina Fairley
Woman dressed in white sitting on top of a rock painted with blue pattern. Veronica Herber
Features

'Mundane things kill your soul' – how to give yourself permission to create

Artist Veronica Herber discusses the courage it takes to follow your heart and leave behind a comfortable career.

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