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Is the role of the university changing and is it enough?
What is the role of tertiary education in the arts, and how are universities and tertiary institutions reinventing themselves and…
National Museum’s first major redesign finally ‘bold and imaginative’
The recently opened Great Southern Land gallery at the National Museum of Australia signals a triumph in the institution’s redevelopment,…
Grand Theft Theatre: An unreliable memoir
A new show made for Melbourne Fringe Festival calls on the ghosts of performances past.
Shows are back on… but what’s happening backstage?
The COVID era has spurred a shortage of production staff that is snowballing through venues and companies.
Celebrating home-grown hero of Queensland theatre
The life and work of theatre practitioner and entrepreneur, Bryan Nason celebrated 'off stage'.
Glancing in the rear view mirror, while driving forward
What’s behind? What’s ahead? Curator Russell Storer speaks of bridging roles between Singapore and the National Gallery of Australia.
Has opera lost its mojo?
The National Opera Report warned of a lack of 'vibrancy' in opera. A new research project hopes to find it.
What happens when poets start painting?
Poetry and painting share many connections, but what happens when a poet picks up the paintbrush to create visual art?
Unpacking the priorities for Sydney Modern's unveiling
ArtsHub takes a preview of Sydney Modern ahead of its December opening, considering its whole-of-museum rethink.
The Fringe of nothing
On the occasion of its 40th anniversary, Melbourne Fringe Festival's CEO looks at the future of fringe ...and what needs…