Visual Arts
Laughs all the way to the bank for International Comedy Festival
The Victorian Government has promised $50,000 in funding for The Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Chinese auction market impacting Australia
ArtsHub speaks with Sotheby’s London Head of Chinese Ceramics & Works during his Australian visit about the status of the…
Marketing arts online: study shows what works
New research shows a Facebook ‘like’ can be worth 276 new contacts but you need to use online media strategically…
Architecture and art converge in unique Perth space
A new fashion and retail project in Perth has art in its DNA.
Orange loses Alan Sisley
Gallery mourns veteran regional director Alan Sisley who died this week after complications from surgery.
Food and Wine Festival transforms old rail bridge
The Melbourne Food and Wine Festival will transform the Sandridge rail bridge into a bar, kitchen and raingarden.
Twists and Turns
Matthew Mitcham sets his sights on new achievements in the cabaret musical version of his life story, so far.
Biennale artwork to become part of City of Sydney’s Collection
The City of Sydney salutes contemporary art with a $300,000 commission of an Biennale of Sydney artwork every two years.
Not by Bread Alone
A thought-provoking and challenging display of determination and the best of the human spirit.
Great White
If you like intelligent, brilliantly constructed, acutely relevant and deeply affecting theatre, go and see Great White.