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Four ways artists are activists

You don’t need to sew your lips together or take to the streets to make political art. In fact, your…

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Making the most of the video boom

We are all told that video content is the way to go, but what path do you take – the…

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Is a practical writing degree an oxymoron?

Universities are pitching writing degrees as pragmatic career courses for a new generation of writers.

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There's a fair in there: our guide to Melbourne Art Week

A sense of community spirit and collaboration sees Melbourne's visual arts community step up to fill the void left by…

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When independent theatre becomes dependent

Companies invited to partner with a mainstage company or major festival have much to gain from such relationships, but do…

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Bastille Day film predicted attacks

New terror film Bastille Day has been withdrawn from French cinemas because life overtook art in the Nice terrorist attack.

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The world's biggest creative industry

If you don't have a handle on the digital video games industry, you are missing the biggest creative opportunities around.

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For lovers of graffiti, Pokémon Go is old hat

The Pokemon Go craze is reimagining street art and graffiti in an urban gamescape.

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Avoiding digital mistakes

The right time is all the time with digital content, but how do you ensure your social media posts don't…

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Challenging sexism in the music industry

After the likes of Joan Jett, Janis Joplin and Debbie Harry, why are women in rock still marginalised?

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