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We need to talk about money in the arts
Having open conversations about what we earn and how we manage money is the only way to a richer arts…
What’s in store in 2024 for the performing arts (part one)
As season announcements for 2024 begin to roll out across the country, we look in brief at some of next…
Slush pile success stories
Among the pile of unsolicited manuscripts, occasionally a couple will be picked up for publication. Here are some stories of…
Site-specific dance in the digital world
How are artists and dance companies creating a sense of place, physicality and location across a screen?
Overcoming threshold anxiety
Geelong Arts Centre’s redevelopment opens the venue up to the public eye, in a way that’s deliberately designed to ensure…
Creating a new Australian musical through a personal story filled with love and joy
Keir Nuttall and Kate Miller-Heidke’s 'Bananaland' promises musical fun and side-splitting hilarity with some underlying serious themes.
The First Nations exhibition drawing record audiences in Auckland, and why
Designed as an international touring exhibition, ‘Ever Present’ is an exercise in self-determined exhibition making. So, what artworks speak loudest?
The darkness of the image
‘Walking Through the Darkness’ at Centre for Contemporary Photography grapples with the paradoxes of darkness, technically and thematically.
project8: why it's an interesting new gallery model
New Melbourne gallery, project8, blends academic research with artist-led curatorial practice, philanthropy and commercial outcomes.
Postcard from Edinburgh
With over 3500 registered shows, the Edinburgh Fringe can seem a daunting prospect. So here are ArtsHub's top recommendations...