Writing and Publishing
Review: My Name is Jimi, Melbourne International Arts Festival
A joyous celebration of community; a warmhearted and generous theatrical production; a clarion call about the necessity of maintaining culture.
Artist as activist: a force for social change
Artists and activists Mama Alto, Steve Lambert and Jax Jacki Brown discuss 'strategic dramaturgy' and making work with the potential…
Career Spotlight: Sound Designer
ArtsHub spoke with two prolific sound designers who have built a career creating soundscapes for a diverse range of artistic…
ICYMI: This week’s arts news updates
From program announcements and new Fellowships, to clearer rules for busking, here are the news stories you may have missed…
Arts publishing on the rise, thanks to industry chutzpah
With a slew of new artist monographs released over the past month, ArtsHub questions the recent focus on visual arts…
Why a visual arts education is the key to arming students for the future
Despite living in an image-saturated world we offer little education in the vital skills of learning to critique what we…
Connecting regional university students to the creative industries
For regional creatives looking to hone their practice, CQUniversity Australia offers a number of flexible study options designed to embed…
The politics of art in New York: an Australian perspective
What do the politics of the Australian and the New York independent arts scene have in common? Surprisingly, quite a…
Review: Hugh Stretton: Selected Writings Edited by Graeme Davison
Stretton was convinced that decision-makers should work towards greater equality for everyone at all levels.
Review: Melodrome by Marcelo Cohen translated by Chris Andrews
Melodrome is a novella that hovers between fantasy and realism.