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First Sydney Wearable Art Gala celebrates innovation and personal expression
Inspired by everything from coral reefs to being in a wheelchair, this art gala saw TAFE students wearing their art…
A burgeoning career path that links arts and law
Why important career prospects are quickly emerging at the nexus between art and law.
Sculpture on the Edge promises an immersive experience to suit all abilities
Embark on a sensory journey through an eclectic mix of original sculptures in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland.
RISING announces mass participatory project for its 2024 festival
The first event for next year’s winter festival RISING will see audiences become the artists in a major participatory experience.
Opera review: Aida, QPAC
Musically first-rate and impressively sung, Verdi’s 'Aida' rises above the idiosyncrasies of this 21st century production.Â
Six books Prime Minister Albanese should read this summer
The Grattan Institute's recommended summer reads are aimed at inspiring better decision-making at a governmental level.
Equipping Asia Pacific arts leaders with critical skills
What can Asia Pacific arts leaders learn from each other regarding some of the most critical skills needed in the…
Book review: So Close to Home, Mick Cummins
A powerful and authentic tale of drug addiction.
Book review: Beatrix & Fred, Emily Spurr
Two loners and their odd, off-kilter relationship.
'Original' gig workers left behind by Labor’s IR Bill
Creative Workplaces was launched with the promise to raise workplace standards for arts workers, but is it able to deliver?