Features
Vale Ania Walwicz
Australia’s writing community was shocked to hear of the death of Dr Ania Walwicz, writer, poet, performer and teacher, who…
Calling out media's lack of diversity
Kiwi choreographer Parris Goebel thinks we can all 'do better' on diversity and representation and isn't afraid of calling out…
Why the NGV Triennial is the exhibition we need now
Despite Melbourne still in lockdown, the NGV is set to launch its second Triennial in December with over $10M in…
Why creative people are more prone to depression (from the archives)
From burnout to bullying, we are not good at managing our mental health as a sector.
How artists can rebrand soft power through regional exchange
How are artists bringing new meaning to soft power through exchange and cultural diplomacy across the Asia Pacific? A new…
Humans and animals mingle in new Aboriginal Rock Art style
Introducing the Maliwawa Figures: a previously undescribed rock art style found in Western Arnhem Land.
New art school recalibrates the value of art and craft
Rejecting silo-thinking across art and craft disciplines, and dispelling the myths of waning support, Sydney College of the Arts is…
Making live music accessible
From artists submitting an access and inclusion rider alongside their hospitality rider, to international examples of best practice, there's much…
How the new Chau Chak Wing Museum changes thinking
As university faculties are under the pinch nationally, philanthropy has allowed a future ready 21st century museum to lead, by…
20x20: Creative ageing is an urgent and fashionable topic, yet currently unsustainable
We revisit the topic of Creative Ageing – its challenges and changes – for the International Day of Elder Persons,…