Writing and Publishing
How to put on a festival from the comfort of your home
Agility, adaptability and upskilling are all part of the process, but gifs are important too. Lessons learned from Melbourne Fringe's…
Chasing philanthropy, inspiring volunteers and supporting the arts in our latest podcast
In the latest ArtsHubbub we look at the ways in which giving is supported in the arts. We speak with…
‘It gets harder’: Tim Winton on writing (From the Archives)
The author of Cloudstreet offers insights into the writing life and reflects on the differences between writing for the page…
In the work-from-home battle for space, women are the reluctant nomads
US author and academic Elizabeth Patton takes a look at the social history of the home office, to better understand…
On the Move: Latest sector appointments and departures
NGA announces curator for 4th National Indigenous Art Triennial, Ausdance Victoria welcomes new board member, UNSW Dean of Art &…
20x20: Artist as activist: a force for social change
To celebrate 20 years of ArtsHub we look back at this 2018 article about artist activism and the role the…
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
$49M to Indigenous arts, Euro Master from Met for Brissy, great results for DAAF, Artstate and Tarnanthi both announce programs,…
'You're not alone': Fostering creativity and community with Creatives of Colour
Isolation, exclusion and exhaustion are some of the issues facing First Nations, Black-identifying people and POC artists. Research conducted by…
We need to talk about the arts: why declining media coverage hurts us all
How can we have a meaningful cultural conversation when arts coverage in the media is on life support?
Leprosy of the soul? A brief history of boredom
Sick of lockdown, Netflix and the lack of stimulus that accompanies pandemic life? You're so not alone.