Visual Arts
No such luck
£1 billion from the National Lottery will go to the arts in the UK, but in Australia gaming leaves the…
Audio: Saving on your tax
There are new opportunities to claim more directly on your expenses as a creative worker this tax year.
Renting art, the case for going public
Renting art can get you access to seemingly unaffordable work, but investigate where your money goes before you spend it.
Disaster! Not as ready as you think
They all had plans, alarms & evacuation protocols but in flood, fire and earthquake museums learned new survival strategies.
Express Media seeks new CEO
After a successful two and a half years, Joe Toohey will be stepping down as CEO of Express Media to…
Fair use unfair: Copyright Council
Proposed changes to copyright place unfair burdens on creators, argues the Copyright Council.
Reforms help artists keep money in their pockets
New regulations for galleries and dealers are being considered to help protect artists.
Mounting global interest in Indigenous art
Huge achievements have been made on the international art scene this week by Indigenous artists, from Venice to Virginia.
Sydney Festival Director knighted
Sydney Festival Director Lieven Bertels has been knighted under the Belgian Order of the Crown.
On the Bodily Education of Young Girls
Director Adena Jacobs unfortunately misfires with this inert, sluggish piece of abstract theatre.