Museums
#fundedlikeamajor: Who is really subsidising the arts Australians love?
Data shows that art lovers aren’t going to the same places where the money is. It's time funding began to…
Arts under the next Labor government
With Federal Government arts policy under Senate scrutiny, the Shadow Minister has outlined an alternative approach.
Australia Council changes will also affect university museums
The aftershocks of Brandis' raid on the AusCo will have a serious impact on the future topography of the cultural…
Arts depend on pro bono lawyers
Arts Law salutes the work of its pro bono lawyers with its annual awards, in the wake of recent government…
Six ways art can help you find a soulmate
If you're tired of swiping left and right on Tinder, stepping into the gallery might take you one step closer…
Regional touring faces Brandis’ chopping block
Touring exhibitions that draw half a million visitors annually across regional and remote Australia are under threat as a result…
Arts Captain's Calls suit the plan for a docile, ignorant public
The National Program for Excellence in the Arts threatens to return us to the days when artists were punished with…
No waiver, no art
Artists and galleries are increasingly requiring visitors to sign away their legal rights before visiting impactful interactive installations.
Brandis refuses to meet with arts industry
More than 60 senior arts leaders and artists travelled to Canberra yesterday to discuss changes to arts funding, but the…
What happens to the arts in Australia’s future workforce?
A major study of Australia’s future workforce has good and bad news for those working in the creative industries.