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Avoiding disaster when galleries go bankrupt
Absconding without paying artists for work sold is not only a serious breach of trust but also criminal.
Pain in the Arts
Pain is inevitable but suffering is optional; a frank look at the arts in Australia, why there's pain and how…
Artists encouraged to return to school
A $180,000 Artists-in-Schools program will fund artists to return to their old school as mentors in their art form.
Festivals shrink as ticket sales decline
New data confirms what the recent cancellation of the Big Day Out foretold: the era of juggernaut festivals is drawing…
Is this the exhibition of the future…or just a web page?
How Vegemite-loving flies prompted the thong dress is just one of the stories in the NFSA’s first online exhibition.
Why design is big business
Beyond its aesthetic contribution, design is a major force in the Victorian economy and one of the key drivers of…
New vision for the Sydney Fringe
Now that she’s settled into her role, Festival Director Kerri Glasscock has big plans for the annual arts festival.
Big boost to make book publishing as easy as falling off a blog
Investors have poured $400,000 into Tablo, which aims to shake up the traditional publishing model with its cloud-based platform.
Adelaide alive with the sound of guitars
On the eve of the 2014 Adelaide International Guitar Festival, Artistic Director Slava Grigoryan discusses the guitarist’s art.
Bridging culture through kids
Over 1000 children will experience a contemporary Japanese art project this month with Art Waku Waku.