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Doug Aitken, SONG 1, 2012/2015. 7-channel video installation (colour, sound). Installation view, Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt, 2015.
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Numbers worth the risk: Doug and Matisse are on a plane for Sydney

Blockbusters – when the doors are open – are doing fantastic in COVID. We walk through the next two heading…

two actors on stage, one male and one female, looking concerned and upset
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20 year milestone shows independent theatre's struggle

An independent remount of a work first staged 20 years ago reveals struggles faced by artists since then.

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No laughing matter: how comedians are coping with lockdown

More than any other art form, comedians create a feedback loop with their audience. So what happens when it’s impossible…

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Sydney Fringe launches artist support fund after cancelling 2021 festival

The ongoing impact of the pandemic has forced the Sydney Fringe Festival to cancel for the second year in a…

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Artspace 'hotdesks' at NAS, tapping legacy to support emerging careers

Artspace’s gallery redevelopment will herald new collaborations at their temporary home, the National Art School.

Water Lesson Two | Bryony and Harry Lancaster (Egg Of The Universe) for the 23rd Biennale of Sydney (2022)
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Corporate partnership with $73M impact that’s democratising contemporary art

The Biennale of Sydney, in partnership with property giant Mirvac, are changing the face of corporate sponsorship across a new…

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Digital or physical? Latest art fair updates

As lockdowns continue to wreck havoc across the country, ArtsHub takes a look at Melbourne's SPRING1883, Sydney Contemporary, Darwin Aboriginal…

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Neilson Foundation’s $3M gift will support Bell Shakespeare’s flexible new studio

The donation is the largest single gift Bell Shakespeare has received in its 31 year history.

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Australian Performing Arts Exchange moves entirely online

The annual conference and arts market will now take place entirely online.

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Galleries are our anchors amid COVID closures

Persistent, intermittent COVID gallery closures reveal what we miss most about their spaces and why they matter so much.

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