Features
Iron ore and art: an unlikely marriage
Iron ore and art: an unlikely marriage
Porn or persecution: the real Paul Yore story
The arts community bites back over nanny state politics and irresponsible reporting that have plagued the Paul Yore child pornography…
Breaking out of the multicultural ghetto
Multiculturalism is not a feelgood word to all the culturally diverse artists meeting at the Kultour Gathering at Brisbane Multicultural…
Hamish Fletcher
He's created culinary-based puppetry and taken shows internationally, yet Hamish Fletcher is in denial that he works in the arts.
Selling brand Australia
Australia has a potent cultural brand trademarked by vitality, confidence and humour but we don’t understand the strength of our…
Shakespeare in Dutch... and English-speakers love it
Adelaide Festival has unveiled an unlikely coup: five hours of Shakespeare in Dutch that was lapped up in London and…
New York, new money
If you can make it there... Australian arts managers take some peelings from the Big Apple and lift their fundraising…
Creative professional development
Creativity is not just a product. It also needs to inform the way you manage resource, especially human resources.
Who suffers when theatres go dark?
Despite the best intentions of producers, and the hopes of cast and crew, sometimes shows close early. As a worker,…
Giving back grant money
When you’ve jumped through a bunch of hoops to get grant funding it's hard to imagine handing the money back.…