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Tunisia jails 16 Islamists over art riots

Art once again proves its ability to provoke, with a Tunisian court handing down one-month jail terms to 16 people…

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This week’s appointments and departures

Arts organisations have been busy reshuffling before the Australia Day long weekend.

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A new Iron Curtain over the arts in Hungary?

The arts community in Hungary is suffering under conditions reminiscent of the Soviet-era.

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Classical artforms shine

Announcements this week show that classical art forms are still holding their own and drawing the big crowds.

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Corporate partnerships and the arts

This week has seen a few shifts in corporate dealings that could mean big changes for the arts.

Opinions & Analysis

Why the Greens are an arts party

In the first arts play in the 2013 federal election campaign the Greens have announced a policy for a $10…

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African music festival gives voice to censored artists

This year’s Sauti za Busara music festival will feature African artists whose music is restricted in their home countries.

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How art changes lives

Becoming an artist can be a liberation, a catharsis, a source of meaning, life satisfaction or existential peace.

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Melbourne Comedy Festival appoints new Executive Director

The Melbourne Comedy Festival has appointed Damien Hodgkinson as its new Executive Director.

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Why your employers hate you

For anyone who’s ever felt that their employer isn’t exactly their greatest fan, here are some possible reasons you’re not…

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