Features
The new tertiary wars
A highly competitive job market pushes art graduates to test the credibility of both TAFE and university sectors.
Art serves up food this month
Contemporary artists and performers are putting food on the table to playfully explore personal stories as well as question the…
Adelaide gets a new private museum
Who was David Roche, and why do we know so little of his world-class collection until now? His private museum…
Do you believe in magic?
The 2016 Adelaide Biennial will convert the most cynical non-believer that object-based materiality commands the museum and contemporary curatorial concerns.
Diversity and decolonisation: making the invisible visible
How do populations that have been historically subjected to the forces of imperialism not only prosper within the arts, but…
What is live art?
Immersive, experiential, unusual – it’s easy to recognise live art when we see it, but how exactly to define it?
How to be a socially engaged artist
The path to making socially engaged art is paved with questions that a creative practitioner must ask themselves.
Are our art magazines in a state of crisis?
Is it funding cuts, distribution networks or the swell of online journals that is affecting art magazine sales, or have…
Theatre expertise helps court mediation
Theatre practitioners are experts in hearing and telling stories and that's exactly what courts need in mediation proceedings.
Why we persist with landscape exhibitions
A suite of current – and contrasting – exhibitions play with nostalgic visions and future ponderings of what landscape might…