Film
Pollution destroying heritage-listed art
Mining in the Burrup Peninsula is having devastating effects on ancient rock art but government is protecting industry ahead of…
Fringe cheaper for artists but not everyone is happy
New funding will ensure Adelaide Fringe is more affordable for artists but some argue the money could be better targeted…
The Year I Was Born
This Argentinean/Chilean production is both a compelling piece of theatre and a deeply moving act of remembrance and reconciliation.
The secrets to keeping the doors open
Longevity can seem an elusive concept in the current arts funding climate, so we asked a few established organisations to…
Arts promises ahead of WA election
While the LNP is standing on its record for regional arts, WA Labor is going to the election with extra…
A O Lang Pho
This playful, exhilarating work by Nouveau Cirque du Vietnam explores the changing pace of modern life as the city encroaches…
Why leadership models in the arts need to evolve
A creative arts organisation needs to be prepared to innovate in administration and structure as well as in creative product.
The Gabriels: Election Year in the Life of One Family
Richard Nelson's portrait of an American family struggling with grief, debt and political turmoil is as epic as it is…
Taking risks with art and technology
Robots, Pano-scopes and Sensoriums: technology has changed experience of museum and library collections for the better.
What workspaces are best for freelancers?
Finding the ideal workspace as a freelancer is difficult but ergonomic, social and purposely designed spaces are on the rise.