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Features

Why is the oboe used to tune an orchestra? And other questions about tuning, answered

Have you ever wondered why the orchestra tunes in front of the audience? And why do they use this particular…

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Opinions & Analysis

Opportunity costs: the problem with rationalising creative output – part three

In the final part of a three-part article, Rick Heath examines why the Australian arts industry is not valued or…

ArtsHub's On the Move column is a weekly round-up of career comings and goings in the Australian cultural sector. The photo shows four planes at an air show, each climbing in different directions against a blue sky and leaving smoke trails behind them.
News

On the move: latest arts sector appointments

Our weekly round-up of comings and goings in the Australian cultural sector.

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Career Advice

Coach the writing coach: why everyone needs someone in their corner

It can be tough out there when you're all alone... but an experienced coach can assist you in your life,…

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Features

What we learned: top career lessons from 2024

What did you learn in your job this year? We take a look back at our most read career stories…

Exhibitions

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Inside/Outside (U.S.A)

In ‘Inside/Outside (U.S.A)’ James Bryans (re)captures iconic American landmarks frequently depicted in film and television, revealing the strangeness, unfamiliarity and…

Exhibitions

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Beyond Flinders

'Beyond Flinders' by Rick Eckersley is a collection of works on canvas that examine the connections between garden making, nature,…

Exhibitions

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why do birds suddenly appear

Adam Sime's collection of paintings in ''why do birds suddenly appear" are an aspect of thought, long-considered, looking for the…

Professional Development

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The Regional Sessions NSW

Get your tickets to one-day songwriting events Coming to a town near you in February 2025

Yayoi Kusama in 'Song of a Manhattan Suicide Addict', 1978, installation view at NGV International. An old Asian woman with bright red bob and red and white polka dot top, gesturing and singing on screen. Text in the subtitle reads "Tear down the gate of hallucinations".
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Exhibition review: Yayoi Kusama, NGV International

An overdue retrospective in the name of love, Yayoi Kusama has got little (time) to offer.

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