Museums
IMAGinE another world; one where art elevates us beyond the times
Celebrating the arts workers, volunteers and institutions that have remained persistent in delivering arts and culture in our changing world,…
Crowd sourced, feminist project explores Craftivism in COVID
As violence – and the silence around it – spikes during COVID, a new project uses craftivism to give voice…
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
Ring Cycle postponed, Blak design celebrated, WA Museum sets open date, major acquisitions for QAGOMA and AGSA, TSO cancels season,…
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
Faculty shuffle for UNSW Art & Design, new rooftop development for AGWA, date announced for disability forum, Melb Writers Festival…
Glocalism: COVID inspires the local blockbuster
As international art freight has become more difficult in a COVID and climate concerned world, major local exhibitions are the…
In the face of green bans and protests, Powerhouse Museum rethinks future
Plans for the sale of the Powerhouse Museum's Ultimo site back-flipped over the weekend, as protests escalated around its imminent…
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
ACO mentorship program goes virtual, designs for new Ring Cycle production revealed, First Nations poetry residency, exhibitions that explore music…
Will Blockbuster exhibitions be the collateral damage of COVID?
When we think of blockbusters we imagine big crowds, big dollars and international travel – a sure recipe for cancellation…
Report shows festivals will play key role in our post-COVID revival
A new UniSA study, prepared in conjunction with Arts SA and Adelaide Festival Centre, indicates South Australia’s festival sector has…
Additional $8M for Trove as national archive is relaunched
With over 68,000 users daily, accessing more than 6.5 billion digitised records, Trove was ready for a clean-up, and has…