Visual Arts
Fringe advocacy should not be taken for granted
A recent ArtsHub feature called Fringe Festivals 'the arts world's version of a pyramid marketing scheme'. Here, a Fringe Festival…
Celebrating 'the old man mad about art'
Katsushika Hokusai's masterpieces counter the popular view that we make our best art works when we're young.
Artist responds to $200,000 selfie damage
Following a destructive ‘Selfie Domino’, artist Simon Birch responds to his damaged LA installation, testament to the power of social…
The Archibald finalists – and why Tony Albert deserves to win
What was once seen by the curators as the worst exhibition of the year has become a serious fundraiser and…
Making international engagement work
Making links abroad can have long-term benefits back on home soil.
Hands off our gifts, Treasury!
The silent advocacy of the Deductible Gift Recipient scheme is under review – and under threat.
An exhibition that undresses fashion’s waste
RMIT Gallery joins with Goethe Institut to look at a global problem: the darker side of glamour, and the habits…
On the move: latest appointments and resignations
From Darwin to Footscray, change is afoot in numerous organisations, including the craft, screen and festival sectors.
Getting your work life balance right
Is work constantly snapping at your heels, keeping you from life? Then here are five tips to keep the beast…
Opportunity for residents to join new creative centre
107 Projects are looking for like-minded creative practitioners to join Joynton Avenue Creative Centre – with subsidised rates on offer.