Visual Arts
Society 'expecting too much' from artists
The demand for public sculpture to fulfill social goals is unreasonable, argues a senior public sculptor.
Rethinking arts on television
What should arts content look like on television, specifically content transmitted by a national broadcaster?
The intersection of emergence and excellence
Two exhibitions at the Powerhouse Museum demonstrate innovative design at all stages.
Free Fall
Attuned, chemistry-fuelled performances enhance the needed air of tension and imbue the requisite emotion.
Five films to favour at Byron Bay Film Festival
As Byron Bay Film Festival reveals its final program and award nominees, we give you our top picks.
Biennale responds to boycott call
The Biennale of Sydney Board say that without the support of Transfield, the event would ‘cease to exist’.
China is Real, from Beijing to Chippendale
Inaugural Chippendale New World Art Prize winner celebrated in new exhibition.
AUDIO: A conversation with Jane Clifton
Gibraltar-born Australian actress, author, singer and former "service brat" chats about her life and career.
William & Mary
Tiriki Onus holds the Beckett Theatre to attention with his moving, and nationally significant, familial tale, William & Mary.
'Embedded' creatives earn more
A recently released report reveals negative growth in the creative industries, but there are some surprising positives too.