Search News

See all news
Features

20x20: Gender and age in philanthropy

To celebrate 20 years of ArtsHub, we revisit this panel discussion by Australia's top female philanthropists, who ask whether gender…

Features

How many climate crisis books will it take to save the planet?

Is the writing and publication of books about climate change a waste of precious time?

Features

MONA FOMA and Brisbane Festival celebrate the hyperlocal at Visions 2020

Brian Ritchie and Louise Bezzina join the Visions 2020 conference to reflect on the hyperlocal experience of two inimitable Australian…

Features

The troubling tribute to Mary Wollstonecraft

A recently unveiled memorial in north London to the feminist writer Mary Wollstonecraft has been met with much criticism.

children in gallery learning about Aboriginal art
News

New Centre for Truth Telling gives home to Stolen Generations

Curtin University launches campaign to create a Centre for Truth-Telling, and a permanent home for artworks created by Aboriginal children…

Features

Decolonising Feminism: A First Nations perspective

Sending a strong signal, the National Gallery of Australia turned over its annual lecture to a panel of First Nations…

Features

20x20: Facing the truth, ‘We remain a colonised country’

Commemorating 20 years of ArtsHub, we revisit this 2019 keynote speech by Worimi woman, curator Genevieve Grieves, which asks what…

Features

Setting the stage for success: Beating COVID in the name of mental health

With unemployment at an all time high curing COVID, these creatives devised new business plans so they could keep arts…

Features

What role do peak organisations have in the post-COVID environment?

Peak orgs are the glue holding a broken sector together and offer advocacy and initiatives for change as we emerge…

Features

Books that dare to hope in 2020

From climate change to #BLM to COVID-19, we are living in unprecedented times, but two new anthologies offer hope by…

1 150 151 152 153 154 425