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Vale 2022: Saluting those we lost this year
ArtsHub salutes the lives and careers of the artists, performers and patrons who took their final curtain call in 2022.
How COVID-response online arts are still thriving
Lockdowns may be behind us, but audiences continue to engage in online arts, with some surprising trends emerging.
Natural 'slashies': regions lead charge for cross-industry collaboration
Does the rhetoric around cross-industry collaboration place the Arts as another political pawn, or is it a real opportunity to…
Re-RIGHT-ing the Narrative
An edited extract from Rachael Maza's essay in the New Platform Papers Volume 2, From the Heart: The Voice, the…
Can Powerhouse Photography deliver where ACP failed?
Sector voices have raised concerns over the history of management at the Australian Centre for Photography, but the deeper question…
'Air' is a powerful and welcome successor to 'Water'
QAGOMA opens its summer blockbuster exhibition exploring the multifaceted dimensions of the air we breathe.
Why lying down is an artistic superpower
Going from our habituated upright selves to more horizontal positions can do wonders for creative thinking.
Fringe benefits: does playing Edinburgh really help your career?
Four Australian artists reflect on their trip to the world’s biggest arts festival and consider whether the benefits of attending…
2022 graduates share a future built on community
Celebrating the return of in-person graduate showcases, ArtsHub looks at the future prospects for a new generation of artists.
More than frock-clad mannequins, Zampatti empowered change
New exhibition on trailblazing Australian Designer Carla Zampatti offers a social lens for gender-based, and multicultural narratives through fashion.