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Six shows to defy the apocalypse
From immersive theatre to burlesque, to a cabaret for children, the end of the world is trending at Melbourne Fringe.
Exit Interview: Jessi England leaves The Lock-Up
England has led this independent Newcastle gallery to great heights, including rebranding after closure and growing it to national recognition.
Ursula Yovich farewells the stage
This week celebrated Aboriginal actor Ursula Yovich will perform on stage for the final time.
The creative VR experiences that sink into your psyche
How can a virtual reality experience affect us once we’ve taken the headset off? We speak with two creators whose…
Shop smarter: how to buy books and music
What can you do as a consumer to support a living wage for artists?
Ever wanted to write the ‘art wank’?
Jane Clark of Mona is actually paid to write 'art wank' for a living. Here she talks about writing the…
How to survive a film festival
Film festivals are an endurance test but there are techniques to ensure you get the most out of the opportunity.
Bringing the world home
Hyperlocal, decolonial, diasporic, idiosyncratic – how Australia’s international arts programming is changing.
11 ways to support gender diversity in the workplace
Gender diverse and non-binary creatives share tips on ways to make a workspace safe, inclusive and respectful.
From Twitterbots to VR: 10 of the best examples of digital literature
Digital literature is embracing experimentation. Here are ten significant works of electronic literature you should know about.