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How to sell yourself

In Australia, we're not so skilled at telling others how great we are. But as artists, musicians or creative practitioners,…

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What business models work for creatives?

When it comes to raising resources to fund creative work, if copyright is now a dud, what business models can…

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How regional galleries put the best foot forward

Connection to community means that regional galleries have advantages over city colleagues when pitching for council and private sector support.

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Why is everyone doing Beckett?

Beckett’s plays are some of the toughest for audiences so why are they flavour of the month in Perth, Adelaide,…

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Untangling the enigma of audiences choices

You already know the demography of your audiences but do you understand why it is skewed? The equation is complex.

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Record enrolments as oldest art school gets new life

NAS new development opens in two weeks with record enrolments, reflecting contemporary attitudes from Australia’s old art school.

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Putting the social back in social media

Social media works most effectively for your organisation when you add value to your community.

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The Labor agenda for arts policy

With a Labor Government looking increasingly likely after the 2016 Federal election, Arts spokesman Mark Dreyfus is re-examining the ALP's…

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Webisodes: do they really get you into mainstream television?

The Katering Show is one of dozens of brand new webisodes competing for attention - but it comes with a…

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Fears museums split would damage lobbying power

A new peak body could leave both galleries and museums weakened, argues Museums Australia.

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