Melbourne
Exhibition review: This is a Poem, Buxton Contemporary
Art and poetry in conversation with one another.
Where an arts degree can take you
Arts degrees have a bad reputation when it comes to employability. But their value to the arts workforce is worth…
Jane Austen: evergreen (i)con
Austen Con 21 returns with a hybrid live and digital model.
Reopening Sydney theatre COVID-safely
Hamilton and Come From Away are reopening in Sydney as part of NSW’s roadmap back from COVID. What can audiences…
New home for experimental arts space
Testing Grounds loses one home to gain another thanks to the $100 million Melbourne City Recovery Fund.
Securing arts money in uncertain times
As the sector seeks support for its post-pandemic future, how are sponsors and donors feeling about their capacity to give?
Exit interview: Brett Sheehy, MTC
After nine years as Melbourne Theatre Company’s Artistic Director, Sheehy has stepped down from the role. What next?
How games can become our greatest artform
At his recent keynote at Melbourne International Games Week, Albert Chessa argued that there was a way for games to…
Phoenix festival rises from the Fringe
Melbourne Fringe’s program has been reinvented, with 55 in-person shows swiftly adapted for digital performance.
Aussie art fairs face slippery environment of knock backs
Four art fairs deliver COVID updates this week - some positive, others pivoting. Three art fairs announce their pivot online…