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Wheeler Centre to host City of Literature Office

Melbourne gains a welcome new addition to its thriving literary landscape.

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Can philanthropy pick up the Federal arts budget slack?

The silver lining of the Federal Budget cloud is support of corporate philanthropy and the arts has no choice but…

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Patch Theatre receives $1.037 million touring funding over three years

The Adelaide-based company will tour three productions for audiences aged four to eight nationally in 2015-17.

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Awarding Indigneous excellence

A visual artist, two musicians and an interdisciplinary artists have won Australia Council’s National Indigenous Arts Awards.

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Sweet deal for performance makers

The first recipients of Brisbane Powerhouse's new creative development program have been announced.

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Arts muscle in on film festival territory

As video art merges with visual, arts festivals are moving in on turf that used to belong to film festivals.

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So you want to be an architect

Considering heading to uni for a creative career in architecture? Expect a tough few years and no guarantees at the…

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OzAsia announces new Festival Director

The 2015 Festival will focus on the art and culture of the Indonesian archipelago.

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Lighting up winter at Federation Square

The eighth instalment of Federation Square’s The Light in Winter festival will illuminate and enchant visitors.

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Radiant Lines illuminates Fed Square during Light in Winter fest

Asif Khan headlines the Light in Winter festival with interactive light installation Radiant Lines.

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