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On the move: the latest appointments and resignations
New Patron for QL2; a marketing manager for Yirra Yaakin; new dancers at WA Ballet and Head of Private Sales…
Why a new code of practice is important for the arts
In our uncertain, unethical times, a code by which artists and organisations can conduct business and their art practice is…
What it’s really like to be an arts manager
The arts has a reputation for being difficult to break into, but graduates of WAAPA's arts management degree course are…
From behind the scenes at IKEA to exploring design through VR
LCI Melbourne’s Bachelor of Design Arts Interior Design offers students backstage passes to multiple learning environments, opening up endless education…
Boutique performing arts school punches well above its weight
Performing arts education at primary and secondary levels equips students for life in the arts, and life in general.
Channel your creative energies into a two year degree on the Gold Coast!
Students at Bond University on the Gold Coast enjoy an innovative program that is tailored to their own unique interests…
Spectacular investments at VCA and Melbourne Conservatorium Open Day
The history of the Victorian College of the Arts and Melbourne Conservatorium is well known, but a $200 million investment…
Oh joy! Why it's important to enjoy what you study
There’s nothing quite like a motivated and passionate student. But does that passion help fuel a person’s success in the…
Slow textiles – rethinking our enviro-social impact through fibre art
Three very different exhibitions demonstrate the capacity of fibre art to carry contemporary loaded messages.
One of the most urgent things we can do is make art
ArtsHub speaks to critical theorist Sarah Sentilles about the hopefulness of art and how it becomes a weapon for peace.