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Theatre of the Revolution
In Egypt, where public theatre is often seen as a thinly veiled mouthpiece for the government, independent artists are revolutionaries…
What to do when you’re defunded
After the tears and the rage, what should your next step be if your funding is cut, or axed altogether?
The doctor is in: Why are artists doing PhDs?
Is a doctoral degree really useful for a career in the arts or are artists using higher degrees to buy…
The most powerful players in world art
Gallerists and collectors dominate the spots in the annual review of the art world's Power 100 but celebrity artists are…
Teddy on the line as performance gets real
Performer Tristan Meecham will risk all his possessions in his new show, part of a trend to destroy the boundaries…
White cubes turning yellow
The central spaces of galleries and studios are losing their dominance as 21st Century artists move from a physical footprint…
Writing your city
Write about what you know, we're often told. So why do so few playwrights set their work in their home…
Bill Sampson
The enigmatic Bill Sampson opens up to ArtsHub in a candid interview.
Carnival of good intentions
Can artists inspire social change? Carnival of the Bold is a new festival, with a line-up including Paul Capsis and…
Where are the strong women of circus?
As circus goes mainstream, women are being treated as decoration not skilled performers. A new women's program at Circus Oz…