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An attack on Australia’s literary culture

Senior Lecturer Julieanne Lamond highlights how ministerial interference of funding applications points to wilful ignorance of the value of literature.

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Safety first at festival time like no other

Insights from producers at Sydney Festival and Mona Foma reflect the fortitude required to stage works during Omicron.

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Transforming trauma into art

Three artists describe how they have transmuted personal pain into what they hope will be theatrical gold.

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Understanding the year of glass in 2022

The cheat's guide to all things glass in Australia for 2022, from what’s hot, where to see it and where…

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How to apply for a job in games (and what not to do)

Applying for a job in the games industry is a daunting prospect for aspiring developers. Here is a stack of…

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2022 museum shows to spark curiosity

Whether your interest lies in robots or turtles, there are plenty for everyone in Australia’s beloved museums, even without leaving…

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The price of arts funding

‘Arts organisations can sometimes demonstrate a strange naivety when asking for or accepting donations,’ writes Jo Caust.

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First Nations calendar 2022

Whether it's in galleries or on the stage, don’t miss these flourishing First Nations talents.

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Anti-resolutions: 10 things to embrace in 2022

Sometimes it is the anti-resolution - the least well-kept goal that best projects us forward.

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Awards and opportunities to enter in 2022

From career-changing awards to the latest call outs, ArtsHub lists the major arts opportunities in 2022.

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