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Blood on the floor (literally) as Parr takes on Pollock

A bloody encounter between two icons sets the tone for a new survey exhibition of Mike Parr at the National…

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A Spiegeltent at WAAPA

Edith Cowan University, home of the prestigious Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), is the proud new owner of…

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How to start your own arts event (with little-to-no budget!)

No resources? No problem! Here’s how to turn your ideas into a reality and create, program and develop your own…

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Opera and circus: strange bedfellows

Contemporary art form meets 17th century tradition; an unlikely pairing rich with potential.

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Who are the new feminist writers?

The inaugural Feminist Writers' Festival is a forum for a feminist agenda that is seriously 21st Century.

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How to make your art practice sustainable

In this climate of funding cuts and a dwindling market, artists and arts organisations need to protect themselves from the…

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'Busy' is not a badge of honour

Working at a frenetic pace is a disease of the contemporary workplace. Boasting about it is positively perverse.

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How to start a new festival

Old festivals close but newcomers draw crowds. In a saturated market, how does a new festival get a foothold?

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Indigenous stories heard through public art

Public sculptures carry an impact you can’t ignore, and a number of Indigenous artists have found a voice in that…

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Knowing when it’s time to reinvent yourself

Patron and galleriest Gene Sherman knows the importance of recalibration. As her Fugitive Structures project wraps up she reveals plans…

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