Craft
Exhibition Review: Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes
The glories of a bygone era reflected in artefacts of sport, arts, warfare and politics.
How mentorship has changed for arts organisations
In an environment of reduced funding, savvy partnership and creative mentorships are vital for growing the careers of artists and…
Exhibition Review: TarraWarra Biennial 2021: Slow Moving Waters
Australian artists explore ideas of slowness and the connection to Country.
From Mona to Craft Vic: Nicole Durling on connectivity, craft and compassion
Appointed to lead Craft Victoria into its next chapter, ArtsHub speaks with Nicole Durling about career trajectories, and what is…
Exit interview: Rachael Coghlan, CEO Craft ACT
In five years, Rachael Coghlan has turned Craft ACT around from drained coffers to secure organisational funding, and created a…
Balancing your exhibition and production work
Four new exhibitions at Craft ACT look at the value of making in a climate of shrinking gallery opportunities and…
Are jewellery exhibitions art, and why the recent rise in them?
This month, seven exhibitions that celebrate art jewellery are presented concurrently across Australia. Are we witnessing a rise, and what…
The Northern Territory’s newest arts festival
A new festival in Ali Curung offers great opportunities to see inside Arlpwe Art and Culture Centre including meeting artists…
Residency in National Park offers transformative career experience
Working with park rangers, map curators, national archives and a leading design organisation, this unique residency is calling for artists.
The ‘business’ of craft shouldn’t be an oxymoron
Damien Wright believes the future is in the handmade, especially as we emerge as a new economy out of COVID-19,…