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22 arts anniversaries in 2022

Recapping the milestone moments and anniversaries celebrated by arts organisations in 2022.

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Female artists earn less than men; larger gap for women from non-English speaking backgrounds

David Throsby, Katya Petetskaya and Sunny Y. Shin examine the latest data regarding arts incomes.

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Reflecting on a smashing year of glass

2022 was the United Nations International Year of Glass (IYoG2022). Did it make a difference for glass artists?

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A summer festival sampler to whet your arts appetite

Performing Arts Editor Richard Watts selects 10 intriguing summer festival productions to include in your 2023 arts calendar.

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What makes a good museum and gallery shop?

While funky jewellery and creative home decor are cool, what’s better are products with deep local engagement that create one-of-a-kind…

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Art that drives social change

From celebrating queer communities and creating safe spaces to championing authentic First Nations voices, how will art make us see…

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Things to know at your first ever classical music concert

Professor of Music, Timothy McKenry, shares some handy tips to keep in mind when attending your first classical concert.

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Is a writing career a viable option in Australia?

Funding cuts and the need for a living wage for writers figure strongly in the discussion about the future of…

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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.

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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.

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