Visual Arts
What Darwin Festival learned about operating in a pandemic
The homegrown Darwin Festival 2020 created a palpable sense of community despite adhering to social distancing guidelines.
Announcing the Recovery Roadmap Webinars
Presented by ArtsHub and Creative Victoria, this new webinar series will cover a range of helpful topics as we look…
Calling scientists and creatives for new residency at Sydney Observatory
Observatories are far more than places to star gaze; they’re repositories of history, exploration, timekeeping, and meteorology – and now…
Applause: Latest funding and awards announced
Winner of 2020 Portia Geach Memorial Award, Da Yie takes out MIFF Shorts Prize, winner of ABR Elizabeth Jolley Short…
Visual Arts Review: The Body Electric centres the erotic female gaze at the NGA
NGA's The Body Electric interrogates the relationship between the female body and the gaze of the camera, writes Cherine Fahd.
Connection, conversation & cultural exchange: Artlands online
The Artlands Conversation Series is a curated series of online discussions exploring the needs and issues important to regionally based…
State arts service organisations: effective, engaged but endangered
The professional development opportunities offered by the likes of Writing NSW and NAVA increases the visibility, viability and inclusiveness of…
Vale John Nixon: A giant with a huge creative footprint
Rigorous of mind, generous of spirit - Melbourne artist John Nixon touched a generation of artists and leaves a legacy…
Vale Paddy Garritty, staunch unionist and arts advocate
The man who who revitalised the Victorian Trades Hall, and dedicated his life to advocating for community arts, has died…
Report shows First Nations artists face challenge of stereotypes
New research from the Australia Council explores the perspectives of First Nations artists working in theatre and dance, and while…