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Spring Awakening at NIDA in 2024. Photo: Julia Firak.
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From NIDA to Opera Australia: 'You can only learn by doing it'

Director Claudia Osborne says NIDA's MFA in Directing taught her to keep pushing beyond the first idea.

Guuranda x Rise - Credit Alexander Williamson/ British Council.
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Expanded British Council arts grants available for UK-Australian collaborations

Applications are now open for the British Council's 2026 Connections Through Culture grants.

'Writers in Love' short film. Photo: Narelle Portanier.
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From law to award-winning playwright: how one NIDA MFA graduate found her voice

NIDA's training helps you develop your craft, voice and career prospects in writing for stage and screen.

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Excelsia University College: explore industry-connected creative arts degrees at Open Day 2026

Excelsia's Open Day in August offers prospective students the chance to experience its learning environment firsthand.

Loddon Valley Arts Trail – East Loddon Woolshed. Image: Supplied.
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The 2026 Loddon Valley Arts Trail is ‘out there, in every way'

The Loddon Valley Arts Trail returns in October, with new venues and an expanded program that includes music, conversations and…

Beach Aurora at Arte Museum, New York. Courtesy: the artists and Arte Museum.
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Explore the future at REMIX Summit Sydney, Australia's largest creative industries conference

Remix Summit Sydney is your field guide to the future.

Brian Robinson with his work Zugubal at Newcastle Art Gallery, 2026. Photo: Peter Stoop.
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The bold vision of Brian Robinson's Multiverse at Newcastle Art Gallery

The major Newcastle Art Gallery exhibition explores the expansive storytelling of Brian Robinson, where Torres Strait Islander cultural knowledge and…

Support Act's Dr Ash King leads the 'Sound Minds' workshop. A fair-skinned woman with long brown hair speaks into a microphone held in her right hand.
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How Support Act is reshaping wellbeing in the creative industries

Mental health risks are common across Australia's creative industries – but Support Act is here to help.

SWELL Sculpture Festival – Drew McDonald, Beach Ball Spider. Image: Ravel.
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More than a festival: how SWELL connects art, people and place

The annual SWELL Sculpture Festival transforms the stunning Gold Coast coastline into one of Australia's most accessible and inspiring arts…

Terry Williams, Untitled, 2011. Vinyl, cotton, texta and stuffing, 21 x 43 x 14cm. Collection of Norman Rosenblatt. Courtesy: the artist and Arts Project Australia.
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An intimate exploration of artists from Arts Project Australia is now touring nationally

Curated by Anthony Fitzpatrick, Intimate Imaginaries is a TarraWarra Museum of Art exhibition presented in partnership with Arts Project Australia,…

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