Television
The Gilded Cage
A clash of cultures and classes sits at the centre of The Gilded Cage (La cage dorée), a comedy easily…
2014 shaping up to be a funny year
Acts making their local debut vie with old favourites in the initial round of Comedy Festival announcements.
Good enough to die but not to vote
The story of Indigenous soldiers who fought for a country that didn’t recognise them as people is uncovered in Black…
Blurred lines of MOFO
Music and art are set to merge at MONA FOMA 2014.
JMC Academy joins Berklee Network
Students in the creative industries receive boost as JMC becomes first Australasian school to partner with prestigious network.
Snelling: first day, new vision
ArtsHub speaks to the National Art School’s new Director, Michael Snelling, as he starts his shift this week.
Arts Party to become a reality
The Arts Party (TAP) will register as a Federal political party this month.
White Night: synchronised swimming to street art
The dusk til dawn event returns in expanded form in 2014, with 11 all-night precincts featuring bands, projections and tattoo…
Bluesfest finally nabs gold
The five day festival's winning streak continues
Don't wait until artists die
Public acknowledgment of artists is uneven, unpredictable and uncertain and often only happens with they die.