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Q&A: Waanyi artist Gordon Hookey on protest art
ArtsHub speaks with First Nations artist Gordon Hookey about his first survey exhibition, and the legacy of protest art.
Why sensitivity readers matter
Sensitivity readers can not only identify misrepresentations of marginalised communities but also make books more authentic, Helen Young writes.
Curator, gallerist and educator: a platform for decentralised art
The Web3.0 art space is far from being a decentralised utopia. ArtsHub examines the role that Culture Vault plays in…
Writing your National Cultural Policy submission
Esther Anatolitis reframes the five pillars of Australia’s next cultural policy, offering new questions to help identify the key policy…
Landmark exhibition honours LGBTIQA+ veterans
For former servicepeople who did not see a place for themselves in the armed forces, this celebration of their stories…
8 Australian graphic novels everyone should read
Whether you're new to comic books or looking to expand your reading list beyond the Big Two (Marvel and DC),…
From avatars to club culture: art that rethinks our future
A new immersive exhibition moves between club culture, neuroscience, gaming, avatars and faith systems to offer a vision of the…
A national celebration of poetry’s diversity
A month of readings, events and workshops takes off in August to showcase diverse poetic talents and the breadth of…
Sol LeWitt and enlivening artworks posthumously
A new exhibition enlivens the ephemeral work of Sol LeWitt, drawing new connections for new audiences.
Lighting a FUSE in the youth arts sector
Lesley Graham summarises the themes and conversations at FUSE, the National Youth Performing Arts Summit, recently held in Sydney.