Writing and Publishing
Should you register to be an NDIS provider?
ArtsHub recently attended an in-depth discussion about the NDIS, where the pros and cons of being a NDIS provider were…
Why you need courage – not talent – as a creative
Forget talent, luck or even confidence – it may be courage that determines your aptitude for success in the creative…
On the move: the latest appointments and resignations
Enterprise Professor for VCA named, board movements at AMIN and MSO, and new Executive Producer at Terrapin Puppet Theatre.
Two Sisters by Asne Seierstad
Two Sisters is literary journalism at its best.
False Claims of Colonial Thieves by Charmaine Papertalk Green and John Kinsella
Good poetry plucks at the heartstrings; it speaks to the emotions as well as to the intellect.
You must treat female artists with respect
An open letter to the classical and orchestral sectors about the mistreatment of female artists.
15 ways to stop comparing yourself to others
Creatives share their insight into how social comparison can impact our work, offering advice to help us change this behaviour.
Can one letter create change?
By calling out the perpetrators of gendered harassment, NAVA hopes that many more people can come forward with confidence.
Review: Korea by Michael Pembroke
Published by Hardie Grant Books, Korea: Where the American Century Began delves into the past and present of the Korean…
Applause: recent winners
Young artists honoured in NSW; $50,000 sculpture award winner revealed; Stella shortlist announced, and more.