Visual Arts
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…
Mobilising ideas and talent for the creative economy
Humanities and the creative arts have been identified as foundational for our workforces of the future - so why kill…
Artists Essentials Toolkit #3: Making money from your art online
From online shops to putting ads on your website, here are five easy ways to start making money from your…
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…
On the Move: Latest sector appointments and departures
Executive Director leaves ART ON THE MOVE, Bundanon Trust fills senior positions, and more.
Fast-forward 12 months: Four curators' predictions for the visual arts
What does 'normal' look like in a post-COVID environment? We asked four curators to gaze into their crystal balls and…
21 reasons our arts industry will bounce back better than ever (Part One)
Simon Hinton, Artistic Director/CEO of Merrigong Theatre Company, has written a love letter to the theatre industry celebrating our arts…
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
From restoring Pollack's Blue poles to EOIs for new Craft Festival; success for Adelaide Festival while MSO embraces the footy,…
What the arts can learn from Black Lives Matter
To really change the arts, we need to change arts leadership. Travis de Vries thinks we should make bigger systemic…