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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…
Museum architecture: receptacle or spectacle?
Has museum display become subservient to the sculptural branding of architects or should the architecture be a neutral backdrop?
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.
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…
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…
What to do after uni
Successful graduates share their tips on what to do next to be in with a fighting chance of a career…
Why ticket sales are declining
Oversupply, increased price sensitivity or maybe they just don’t like the program? Audience research casts a new light on a…
Theatre looks back to the future
The future of theatre may be less Australian, avant-garde and technology-driven and more about a return to tradition.
Building international networks
Diving into the international market place is hard. If you dream of a global audience, you need to know the…
Immersive theatre helps to heal tsunami's scars
Polyglot Theatre helps traumatised children take control of their lives though play, by building a town out of cardboard boxes.