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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.

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Why sensitivity readers matter

Sensitivity readers can not only identify misrepresentations of marginalised communities but also make books more authentic, Helen Young writes.

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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),…

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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…

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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…

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Sol LeWitt and enlivening artworks posthumously

A new exhibition enlivens the ephemeral work of Sol LeWitt, drawing new connections for new audiences.

A woman with dark bobbed hair and wearing a green knitted vest leans forward, her hands animated, photographed mid-discussion. Other people sit behind and around her though they are not in focus.
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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.

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