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Wheeler Centre to host City of Literature Office
Melbourne gains a welcome new addition to its thriving literary landscape.
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…
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.
Awarding Indigneous excellence
A visual artist, two musicians and an interdisciplinary artists have won Australia Council’s National Indigenous Arts Awards.
Sweet deal for performance makers
The first recipients of Brisbane Powerhouse's new creative development program have been announced.
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.
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…
OzAsia announces new Festival Director
The 2015 Festival will focus on the art and culture of the Indonesian archipelago.
Lighting up winter at Federation Square
The eighth instalment of Federation Square’s The Light in Winter festival will illuminate and enchant visitors.
Radiant Lines illuminates Fed Square during Light in Winter fest
Asif Khan headlines the Light in Winter festival with interactive light installation Radiant Lines.