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Coping with retrenchment

Hundreds of arts workers have been retrenched this year. They face practical and emotional challenges but some have stories of…

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The national fallout from Queensland's crisis

The entire national arts sector is facing worrying reverberations as a result of the massive cuts to small and medium…

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Mates and majors: how the big fish survived

In October this year, the Queensland Government slashed funding to small-to-medium sized arts organisations. In part two of a three-part…

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Who said accountants don’t understand art?

Legendary accountant to artists, Tom Lowenstein, shares his art collection in a new publication.

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NAVA thinks big for next 30 years

As NAVA turns 30, the successful visual arts advocacy organisation believes it can get governments to double arts funding.

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Good enough to die but not to vote

The story of Indigenous soldiers who fought for a country that didn’t recognise them as people is uncovered in Black…

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Museum architecture: receptacle or spectacle?

Has museum display become subservient to the sculptural branding of architects or should the architecture be a neutral backdrop?

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The Creative Office – is it a help or a hindrance for freelancers?

Thinking of renting an office and wondering whether the financial risk pays off? ArtsHub presents the pros and cons.

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Contemporary art's work-a-day champion

The National Gallery of Victoria’s blockbuster Melbourne Now has audiences flocking to contemporary art. But around the corner the Gallery’s…

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You wanna be a producer?

When you are first starting out becoming a theatre producer may seem unattainable, but with the right contacts and attitude…

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