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The perks of marketing your own book

Authors are expected to do more marketing than ever – but here’s why that’s a great thing.

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From major to minor: the new resource exchange

From providing temporary office space to enabling new performance contexts, the resources of a major can be a godsend for…

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Etsy or regretsy?

E-commerce is an attractive option to artists but there are also risks attached to hitching a fine art career to…

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People's choice: Fifty years of folk

With the 50th National Folk Festival this year, we look at the appeal of a genre that eschews fashion for…

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10 ways play can help you work

Play isn't just for the kids. Knowing - or remembering - how to play can spark creativity and improve our…

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The new tertiary wars

A highly competitive job market pushes art graduates to test the credibility of both TAFE and university sectors.

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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…

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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…

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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.

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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…

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