Features
One skill that doesn’t deteriorate with age
Reading and writing can prevent cognitive decline.
A decade of creating First Nations arts workers
For ten years a program has supported over a hundred Indigenous curators and artists in a collaboration between the National…
Born in the back of a ute, Outback Theatre for Young People turns 30
The resilient theatre company is celebrating three decades of significant engagement with young people in regional and remote NSW.
Highlights from the 2020 NZ Festival program
Instead of a single artistic director, the 32nd New Zealand Festival of the Arts features three high profile curators, Bret…
Why a First Nations museum should start with an act of co-creation
Indigenous voices are finally being acknowledged as important voices in Australian galleries and museums.
Learning curves: Mitchell Butel, Artistic Director, STCSA
Assembling an entire subscription season in just three months was the first of several challenges actor-turned-Artistic Director Mitchell Butel faced…
Flights of fancy: When art meets science
A new song-cycle explores an important Australian invention, the now ubiquitous black box flight recorder.
Can we ever make waste-free art?
From upcycling to reducing packaging, artists look at how they can limit the damage their work does to the environment.
The Blue Room celebrates 30 years by looking to the future
Perth’s home of independent theatre has nurtured the careers of countless artists over the last three decades. Now its management…
Why open access won’t work for UWA Publishing
The decision to move UWA Publishing to an open access model is an experiment doomed to fail writes Emmett Stinson.