Features
Cracking the US market: Art Money’s Paul Becker on changing the culture of collecting
An Australian art business takes on the toughest art market in the world – and it’s making waves.
How the personal is political when it comes to writing memoir
Writer and essayist Zoya Patel joined memoirist Bri Lee at this year’s Melbourne Writers Festival to discuss how personal work…
Jan Müller on how a sound and film archive can be relevant
A year in, ArtsHub speaks with the National Sound and Film Archive’s new CEO on how exhibitions and digitisation are…
When the hustle gets hard, let the hustle inspire the art
The hustle of being an artist, or any type of creative for that matter, can at times become all too…
Creating entry points for non-arts audiences
Converting the general public into arts lovers is everyone’s responsibility, and it’s an area in which festivals, with their range…
Providing literature to remote communities
Indigenous Literacy Foundation’s The Great Book Swap raises funds for remote Australian communities: you can host a book swap at…
Small town ARIs don't have a problem with small town thinking
ArtsHub spoke with artist run spaces to ascertain whether smaller towns are more receptive to ARIs, and whether it’s a…
Turning the heat up on cultural conversations
Absolute Humidity sounds more like a weather app, but unlike the weather, this publication is razor sharp accurate in mapping…
How the vision of four gallery directors became one
Campbelltown Art Centre is celebrating its 30th anniversary. ArtsHub spoke with its past directors to understand what shaped this space…
A generous space: the strengths and challenges of experimental performance
Despite being under-resourced, the experimental and contemporary performance sector in Australia punches well above its weight.