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The performers using sport to smash the patriarchy
Two artists are using the visceral nature of racket sport to make a statement on the way women are publicly…
What we must learn from the Deadly Woman Blues fiasco
Deadly Woman Blues should not be forgotten. It remains a useful and instructive example, albeit unintentionally, of the authorial burdens…
This artist crowdsourced feminist wisdom and will now make art you can print
Print them out and paste them around town - that's the goal behind Deborah Kelly's feminist crowdsourcing artwork for International…
Curating for impact – the gift of the small show
Why say something with 40 objects when you can say it with four? The Gift is an exhibition that offers…
Tracey Spicer and Sue Maslin discuss where next for #metoo in Australia
Screen producer Sue Maslin and journalist Tracey Spicer discuss the #metoo and #timesup campaigns, and where next for the fight…
Is your arts organisation truly accessible?
Your organisation might make a claim for accessibility, but is it really inclusive? Here's a checklist to help you become…
Cross-border collaboration encourages art song evolution
A regional conservatorium and a capital city theatre have joined forces to bring the art song tradition into the 21st…
Sculptureum is a new take on the sculpture park
ArtsHub visited New Zealand’s newest sculpture park, Sculptureum, which combines popular festival bravado with a passion for collecting.
An uncomfortable night at the theatre
Good theatre can do more than entertain; it can provoke, interrogate and challenge our views of the world.
Successful art campaigns: how you can do it too
From women’s representation to First Nations’ intellectual property – ArtsHub takes a look at significant social campaigns and what we…