Features
Why museums still matter
For Museum Week, we ask curators, digital storytellers and Museum Directors how their organisations stay relevant in a busy age.
From Taiwan to Melbourne: First Nations exchanges that decentre the West
How can we carry the past into the future? Collaborations between Yirramboi Festival and Pulima Art Festival offer a fresh…
How retelling stories makes them timeless
Repetition builds the canon, which is why it’s so important to remount rarely seen works like The Torrents and Cloudstreet.
Can you have a sustainable career in cabaret?
Artists and artistic directors discuss the cabaret sector’s state of health, and offer advice for career development and sustainability.
The secret Australian poetry revival
One of the oldest forms of literary expression, poetry is not just surviving, it's thriving with festivals, diversity and, of…
The magical way in which art can alter the senses
After touring the world, Robin Fox’s laser show Single Origin is finally coming to Melbourne, and no, it has nothing…
Wellness as the new disruptor
Technology use is leading a wellness revolution and more authentic place making according to speakers at REMIX Sydney.
Colour blind casting can create inclusive working environments
Creative Director Aarti Bajaj is creating an inclusive workplace as she rejects the words ‘white’ and ‘brown’ on the set…
How museums can stay relevant in the 21st Century
At Remix Sydney this year, Kim McKay spoke about museums finding new audiences and leading our national conversations.
The feminist opera destroying the 'witches, bitches, britches' archetype
An opera staged in a bathroom is delivering an important message about gender roles and equality.