News
Neon Festival to shine brighter still
2014’s Neon Festival of Independent Theatre is set to expand following last year's inaugural event.
Green cities public forum
With an ambitious target of zero emissions by 2020, the City of Melbourne needs sell businesses the benefits of sustainability.
'If the Sydney Biennale doesn’t need Transfield’s money, why should they be asking for ours?'
The full text of the letter Minister for the Arts Brandis sent the Australia Council warning it off funding the…
Proven performer to start new role
Youth-focused theatre company appoints candidate with diverse experience.
Former child soldier receives inaugural arts scholarship
The Arts & Cultural Development Scholarship for Refugee Youth was made possible by a generous bequest.
Stolen, Sold and Sued: The Global Art Market in Brief
What’s selling, what’s stolen and what’s happening in galleries internationally, ArtsHub gives you the Global Art Market in brief.
Generous opportunity for mid-career artists
Nominations are open for one of the most desirable gigs a mid-career artists can get.
Back in the black: Architecture demand predicted to rise
After a five year slump, demand for architectural services look set to increase.
New Chair for the Australian Festival of Chamber Music
The annual Australian Festival of Chamber Music in Townsville has announced the appointment of their new chairperson.
Spotify & Ministry of Sound settle copyright claim
Users can no longer search for playlists on Spotifty after Ministry of Sound alleged the lists constitute a copyright breach.