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How ethnic female artists are ringing their own bells

Shared knowledge and experience can help women from ethnic backgrounds further their artistic practices.

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Arts festivals and events calendar 2023

A month-by-month line-up of annual arts festivals and newcomer events across Australia to mark in your 2023 calendar.

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Unmissable First Nations events in 2023

The identity of this nation is embedded in Indigenous art. In this referendum year when we vote for an Indigenous…

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How international festivals enrich their local arts ecologies

Four artists and four festival directors discuss the many ways major festivals support and nurture the national arts ecology.

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27 famous kisses in art, ahead of Valentine's Day

We take a walk through history and remember the most famous kisses on screen and in our galleries.

A woman artist (Justene Williams) photographed performing onstage under neon coloured lights.
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New arts policy quiet on gender equity: should we be worried?

The Government’s new Cultural Policy appears soft on gender parity, while some in the sector have been taking their own…

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Arts philanthropy with Vincent Ciccarello

AGSA’s new Head of Philanthropy and Enterprise talks about corporate support, individual giving, community membership and great expectations.

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Unpacking the National Gallery's funding woes

Forty years of funding neglect of the National Gallery of Australia is jeopardising access and growth.

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Turning dark days into comedy

Three comedians explore how they tackle difficult autobiographical material in their festival shows.

Gallery dealer Dallas Gold pictures with painting by Simon Hogan and Lawrence Pennington.
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Keeping it genuine: running a gallery in the NT

After 22 years, RAFT artspace director Dallas Gold is shifting up the model to address market pressures and connect with…

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