Performing Arts
Ralph Grayden
Ralph Grayden is an ex-lawyer who, since 2003, has made a substantially less well remunerated living as a journalist and…
The Source: MONA’s Restaurant
When you’ve spent all day soaking in the art and culture that is MONA, it’s only a short stroll to…
Dealing with trick questions
We’ve all been thrown a curve ball in an interview, but here’s how to deal with some of the most…
Filipino artist Anita Magsaysay-Ho dies at 97
One of the greatest female Filipino painters, Anita Maysaysay-Ho, has passed away at the age of 97.
Dutch artist uses Google Maps as art
Google Maps may be a source of everlasting humour for some, but for Dutch artist Mishka Henner it has become…
NSW Parliament Plein Air Painting Prize awarded
Bulli artist John Bokor has been announced as the winner of the 2012 NSW Parliament Plein Air Painting Prize, worth…
A JUMP mentorship under the looking glass
What's it like to be a mentor and a mentee? Sandra Carluccio (Brisbane, QLD) & Steve Bull from PVI Collective…
Arts Minister announces arts budget
With all the hoo ha about pensioners, working families, and battlers, the arts is often never mentioned. Here’s what we’re…
Small lift for the arts in Federal Budget 2012
Well that was this year’s budget then, all that build up and... now what? The arts at least, are looking…
Wherefore art thou gender-equity?
Has the good fight been lost? The representation of women in creative leadership roles in the theatre has hardly improved…