Features
A new way of buying art
An online art broker enables you to source a Picasso print or a Piccinini sculpture without traipsing the galleries.
Impact of budget cuts for writers
Here's what the 2015 Budget means for writers and literary organisations, and how you can have your say.
The changing face of cabaret
In the last 15 years, cabaret has grown from a niche art form to mainstream entertainment. We find out why,…
How we can bolster female writing
Dedicated prizes, festivals, events and workshops lead the way to equal representation for women in the literary arts and beyond.
Building your audience with new apps
'appy audiences are engaged audiences. New and innovative apps are appearing to help generate buzz and expand audience reach.
Story on a bottle: We'll drink to that
A winemaker and a literary journal have paired up to deliver mellow readers two pleasures in one.
Older women’s invisibility explored on stage
The cult of youth and beauty excludes older women, and not everyone wants to be a rosy-cheeked grandma.
Is there a secret to success for new Australian musicals?
With a new musical theatre production based on the life of Ned Kelly set to open this week, we look…
Australia's biggest year at Venice
There are more Australians showing at the Venice Biennale than ever before and it is not only the new pavilion…
What the arts can learn from Silicon Valley
While the arts sector faces challenges to secure funding and capture audiences in the digital age, the leading hub for…