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Slow Art: planning a long-term arts project

It takes time to prepare a great meal; the same is true of arts projects – especially those focused on…

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Redundancy, renovation and restructuring: coping with chaos

Working in an organisation going through a restructure or redevelopment can be a boon or a bust for your career.

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Using art to revisit trauma helps us put it in the past

Creativity provides a space where – whether through a picture, play, song, or simply scribbles on a piece of paper…

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‘It gets harder’: Tim Winton on writing

The author of Cloudstreet offers insights into the writing life and reflects on the differences between writing for the page…

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Scrounging for money: how great writers made a living

From pest exterminators to advertising copywriters, the great writers of the past found inventive ways to support themselves and their…

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Prioritising self-care in the arts

Looking after yourself is an important part of maintaining creative energy

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Dead white males and gay dancers: challenging stereotypes part two

If you think that classical music is all about dead white males, or that there’s something unmanly about male ballet…

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How to price your visual art

Pricing visual art can seem like plucking a number out of the air, but the reality is much more complicated.

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Japan invades Sydney Harbour, again

Artists rethink the trauma of war by reflecting upon the little discussed attack on Sydney by the Japanese.

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From opera to fringe: challenging art form stereotypes

Opera is expensive and elitist, while 'fringe' is code for 'second rate'. Why to do such stereotypes endure?

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