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The changing face of chamber music in Australia
Chamber music is increasingly being played by small-scale orchestras at festivals around the country, while enjoying a popular resurgence.
Sculpture dominates Venice Biennale; it’s female and Black
Sculpture dominated the Venice Biennale. What does that mean for the medium moving forward for elevating contemporary conversations?
Turning unhappy customers into allies
No one likes hearing they’ve done a bad job, but if handled correctly, negative feedback can be used to great…
More than luck: why succession planning matters
Mentoring and internships are embraced in the arts, but succession planning can strengthen these initiatives for sector-wide impact.
Why it's time for a New Zealand national theatre
What can theatre contribute to the nurturing of a truly national identity?
What’s streaming in November 2022: Australian guide
Your guide to the biggest things coming to streaming services this November.
How AI art benefits from a human touch
Instead of AI threatening creativity and originality, artists have the power to examine its implicit biases and steer its direction.
Universal topics push biennale exhibitions on the road
In a climate for greater accountability and inclusion, biennales take to the road post event.
Celebrating 21 years of ensemble-led theatre
Founded in 2001, Red Stitch Actors' Theatre marks its 21st birthday with the launch of the company’s 2023 season.
When persistence is a gallery: Bega to welcome SECCA
After repeated funding knockbacks and meddling politicians, Bega will finally open its new gallery this summer.