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What I've learned: Daniel Lamech, fight director & stage combat teacher
Daniel Lamech discusses his craft, what he's learned and what advice he'd give to those wanting to develop similar professional…
First Nations festival Kindred People joins Melbourne’s crowded arts calendar
Presented by Monash University, the new festival will run biennially if its first iteration is a success.
The Basil Sellers Art Prize: rethinking what it means to welcome artists
A direct question from one local artist helped reshape the Basil Sellers Art Prize and set a new standard for…
The new art award making its mark on Australia's contemporary art scene
The UniSQ Biennial Art Award returns for its second iteration in 2026 and entries are now open.
We need a library in every Australian school
School libraries can do much more than improve literacy.
Lyric essays are an antitoxin for a poisoned world
With lyric essays, readers must be willing to piece together disparate fragments: ideas, information and idiosyncrasies.
Yhonnie Scarce's In Absence now permanently installed at Mona
Visitors to this year's Dark Mofo festival will be among the first to experience the monumental and moving installation in…
On the move: latest arts sector appointments
In this week's arts sector appointments, chairs come and go, and an artistic director's tenure is extended for another year.
Primary Succession: Wona Bae & Charlie Lawler exhibition in Dandenong explores life after ecological rupture
Primary Succession offers visitors the chance to reflect on impermanence, memory and adaptation.
I've finally read Ulysses and feel bruised... but better than you
This Bloomsday, why not commit to reading James Joyce's 1922 masterpiece Ulysses (if you dare).