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What does Asia think of Australia?

With so much emphasis placed on what Australia thinks of Asian art, we neglect to think about the reverse.

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Think small for arts-business partnerships

Arts organisations tend to target big corporates but smaller enterprises can deliver excellent value for creative partnership deals.

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YouTube surrenders, tackles music streaming market

YouTube has unveiled plans to launch its own subscription-based music streaming service later this year, leaving everyone wondering whether it…

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Fears festival director will take the money and run

The Peats Ridge Festival director Matt Grant is said to have left Australia, leaving creditors owed over $1 million.

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London Arts precinct to get $150 million boost

London's Southbank Centre reveals plans for a £100 million upgrade of its Festival Wing.

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What's in store for the future of Australia's museums?

This May, Canberra will host the best and brightest of Australia’s museum sector, bringing directors, curators and students together for…

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How to get credit for your hard work

Do you feel yourself slaving away and not being recognised for it? Here’s how to get credit for all your…

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The social side of the Museums Australia National Conference

There may exist a perception amongst the general public that conferences are just a talkfest. The Museums Australia National Conference…

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Dutch artist teams up with engineering company to create first intelligent highway

Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde has joined forces with engineering company Heijmans Infrastructure to create the first ‘smart highway.’

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DC Comics artist quits Superman project over homophobic controversy

Illustrator Chris Sprouse has quit working on a digital Superman series following the media controversy surrounding anti-gay activist Orson Scott…

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