Digital
MCA Announces Yoko Ono Exhibition
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia is presenting a major survey into the arts practice of Yoko Ono.
Protecting writers’ interests
From photocopying to digital piracy, new technology has always threatened writers’ incomes.
AIM opening its first Melbourne Campus
The Australian Institute of Music (AIM) is opening its first Melbourne campus later this year.
Antarctica is latest arts destination
The frozen continent proves inspirational for some of Australia’s most renowned artists.
Censorship ‘encourages piracy’
Australian distributor Monster Pictures has accused the NZ censors of encouraging piracy.
Capturing the public value of heritage
With budgets shrinking, all arts are under pressure but heritage culture is doing it toughest.
Glass art in fragile state
While Victorians worry for the future of glass art, national organisations aren’t shattered yet.
Another award for OzAzia Festival
Adelaide’s OzAsia Festival has received another award from the Hong Kong Australia Business Association.
Paint wars: Graffiti v street art
Street artists may have been welcomed into the mainstream but taggers and writers are maintaining the rage. CDH is among…
Painting America: the artistic history of a nation coming to Australia
Works spanning 200 years, most never displayed in Australia, will present the growth of a global superpower.