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ICYMI: this week’s arts news in brief

Major Structural Change in the Arts Party announced, LPA's Chief Executive calls for halt on new festival licenses, Historic assets added to UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Register, and more.

1 Mar 2019 12:00

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Photo by Eyal Nevo X Maskit, Mount Sodom (2018). (Courtesy of Maskit) for Sherman Centre For Culture and Ideas (SCCI) Fashion Hub.

With the upcoming federal election looming, The Arts Party has announced that it is moving away from a singular federal party to a ‘federation of state parties’ model.

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