Visual Arts
Something rotten in the City of Newcastle
A sacked director, tax troubles and public protests have not stopped Newcastle City Council pushing ahead with a restructure that…
Why we need music reform
Victoria's music industry is in much better shape than two years ago but there is still a way to go.
Festival looks from within for the way forward
Queenscliff local and festival fan is chosen for the premier role.
$100K for Geelong Art Gallery
A financial boost sets Geelong Art Gallery on track for an upgrade.
Artists exhibit in support of Resale Royalties
High -profile artists are putting their work behind their campaign to save the Resale Royalty Scheme.
Why are Western Australian art and artists invisible?
A retrospective of Guy Grey Smith prompts the question of whether he is often overlooked because he lived on the…
Play with Me
Cassandra Rijs creates depth and models form while avoiding muddying her palette, and thus retains the purity of the colours…
What’s causing ruptures and rapture in the global art market?
ArtsHub gives you the last news in the art market, from mortgaged galleries to funding cuts, to art fair records…
The momentum builds at AIM Dramatic Arts
For the first time Sydney’s AIM Dramatic Arts is offering a second intake to its highly acclaimed Bachelor of Performance…
AIM Dramatic Arts announces 2014 performance season
A bold mix of classical, contemporary and new works feature in Sydney’s AIM Dramatic Arts Bachelor of Performance upcoming season.