Writing and Publishing
Book review: Taking down Evelyn Tait by Poppy Nwosu
Like some novels for young adults this will likely prove popular with older readers too.
Anyone can do art – so why fund the Arts?
How can art maintain its value as it becomes increasingly commodified? Frances An explores why public funding is still essential.
Artists Essentials Toolkit video #1: how to get your art online
In our new video series we look at getting started with your online presence from a blog to websites to…
Could paid entry become the new norm for galleries and museums?
Research shows that numbers drop off when museum entry is imposed, but are there ways around it to bolster revenue?
Book review: Allegra in Three Parts by Suzanne Daniel
This stridently feminist debut packs an emotional punch.
On the Move: Latest sector appointments and departures
New board members for Orana Arts and MoAD, Magabala Books' First Nations cadetship, and arts editor steps down at The…
Meditation without having to meditate
Tired of being told to be more mindful? Dr Jackie Bailey believes we can sneak mindfulness into our days for…
First Nations and POC writers envision a new Australia
A new anthology written by First Nations and POC writers speculates on our nation’s future. ArtsHub spoke with featured author…
Are Australian monuments in line to be toppled?
As a trend sweeps the world, from the US to London, Brussels, Edinburgh and beyond, we ask what Australia’s colonialist…
12 ways to find your creativity and inspiration online
Some digital arts activities are designed to educate while others to entertain. This resource will get you inspired and involved…