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Choir unites in isolation to celebrate 100 years

As part of Sydney Philharmonia Choirs’ 100th anniversary, the company premieres a new work celebrating Australia’s diversity composed by Elena…

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Too little, too late, too confusing? The funding criteria for the arts COVID package is a mess

Numerous question remain about the Federal Government's support of the arts sector during COVID, including the fact that the Minister…

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Getting a new gallery off the table with a looming recession

Avoiding the 'ghost gallery' trap when fundraising in a recession is tough. ArtsHub speaks with Megan Monte about getting the…

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20x20: Australian writing has a blak past and future

To celebrate 20 years of ArtsHub we look back at the article that launched our First Nations Arts Focus, exploring…

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Case for Perth’s Berndt Museum to be our national Indigenous Cultural Centre

Perth already has a museum of Indigenous art and culture. With proper funding, it could be our national centre, joining…

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What will post-pandemic audiences look like?

In the first of our new webinar series, presented in partnership with Creative Victoria, Patternmakers’ Tandi Palmer Williams discussed the…

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Museums are already working hard to preserve coronavirus artefacts

In the future, generations will need the means to understand how the coronavirus pandemic affected our world, so while museums…

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Is your international career a threat or a win?

With a top drawer international career for over a decade, Sophie O’Brien takes on the position as Bundanon Trust’s Head…

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In the work-from-home battle for space, women are the reluctant nomads

US author and academic Elizabeth Patton takes a look at the social history of the home office, to better understand…

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Directing plays over Zoom tests the patience

Is it possible to stage a successful production when the director isn’t even in the same room as the performer?…

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