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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…
How to make your office a co-working hub
Sharing office space with independent creatives or other businesses can be productive, stimulating and economical.
Nine ways to grab attention from a digital audience
Mobilising and building audiences through digital marketing requires artists to reframe their stories for maximum engagement.
Cultural tourists head for the outer suburbs
Cultural tourism is not just for the majors. Regional arts organisations are tempting day-trippers to the metropolitan rim with global…
Indigenous writing: it's not just politics
Indigenous women feel a responsibility to write but the obligation to be political is its own encumbrance.
Festivals: once the circus has left town
What legacy do festivals leave behind them, and how important are such concerns for contemporary festival directors?
How to work the performing arts market
Advice for those working the room at the Australian Performing Arts Market applies to anyone with creative product they want…
The arts need to demand exceptions
To produce exceptional art, artists need exceptions from the rules of general society, a leading artistic director told the ArtsHub…
Do galleries have a responsibility to commission work?
Risk and new creative territory are core to commissioning for some institutions, building visibility and viability in the arts ecosystem.