Performing Arts
Hot trends: Buddhas, Bacon, Barbara Cartland
Cashed-up buyers are creating a heady market for some lesser known genres including Chinese porcelain, post-war painting and even kitsch.
Teachers dissatisfied with Creative Australia
The Federal Government has some homework to do before the education sector embraces Creative Australia.
Sydney headhunts Melbourne directors
Two of Melbourne’s best and brightest theatre-makers have just been appointed as Belvoir’s new Directors in Residence.
EWF invites you into The Discomfort Zone
The annual celebration of our country’s freshest writers, poets, bloggers, journos, Tweeters and speakers.
Arts leaders protest missing freedoms in OzCo Act
Arts industry leaders say the new Australia Council Act fails to protect freedom of expression and leaves key cultural sectors…
Forte digitises Australia’s sheet music legacy
The National Library of Australia has digitised 13,000 Aussie sheet music scores into an iPad app called Forte.
Schools turn up to Turner’s Studio in SA
The Art Gallery of South Australia’s new dedicated learning space opens with Turner’s Studio.
Dendy supports students in NIDA Week
NIDA’s Student Bursary program clips 50 cents from every Dendy ticket sold from April 18 – 24.
Free web workshops for arts educators
Flying Arts puts arts education web workshops free to air.
A mini festival at aMBUSH aims for a MEGA outcome
RSVP ASAP to an I-Manifest Sydney street party on April 18 to raise money to help disadvantaged you to enter…