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Principles or pragmatism: does it matter where arts sponsorship comes from?
From Perth to London, the question of arts organisations taking money from the fossil fuel industry is being hotly debated,…
Massive cross-culture ‘season’ rethinks UK/Aus connection and histories
The UK/Australia Season is the largest cultural exchange between our two nations, one aimed to shake up how we think…
9 ways you can support NAIDOC week while in lockdown
Do you love engaging with First Nations arts and culture during NAIDOC Week? Here is a list of ways you…
Opportunities, Awards and Winners
Tom Malone Glass Prize award, ACE Open commission, Sydney International Piano Competition shortlist, Green Room Award recipients, plus more winners…
Escalated lockdowns: State by state COVID impact on the arts
More arts organisations plunged into uncertainty as a nationwide lockdown continues to escalate: updates on closures and cancellations.
Winter wonderland activities for kids
Get set for a creative winter break with these great activities, workshops and performances that mix education and fun.
On the Move: Latest sector appointments and departures
STC’s loss is the NFSA’s gain, Moogahlin appoints Artistic Associate, ABC announces Managing Editor of Arts, meet Monkey Baa’s new…
SA budget falls short in its support for the arts, says AICSA
The Arts Industry Council of South Australia has called for ‘ambitious and forward-thinking initiatives’ from government in order to secure…
Taking art and life to the extremes: The ArtsHubbub episode 15
In the latest episode of our podcast, journalist Jenny Valentish talks about how some people push themselves to extremes and…
Revealed: How New Zealanders feel about the arts
A look at Creative NZ’s just-released triennial survey, giving an in-depth insight into how Aotearoa views the arts.