Writing and Publishing
Melbourne poet wins the 2014 Porter Prize
Named after the Australian-born, British-based poet and translator, the Peter Porter Poetry Prize is now in its 10th year.
Why don't our audiences look like a train stop?
We will know we are really tapping culturally diverse audiences when the range of faces truly reflects the population.
Runners become living sculptures
A Scottish artist has recruited local runners to realise artwork for environmental sculpture festival.
A new audience from an ignored demographic
Only 7% of Tasmanians with a disability participate in the arts - a figure that is bad for the sector…
Are you weird enough to be an artist?
Scientists have proved what artists have long feared: From Van Gogh to Lady Gaga audiences judge the artist not just…
Griffith Review #44: Cultural Solutions
Griffith Review details where the exercise of disciplined and empathetic creativity provides solutions to social ills.
Cultural precincts: why smaller arts companies are locked out
Master plans for big city cultural precincts look impressive. So why are smaller companies and artists still missing out?
Maximise your Assets
A jingle can underwrite music-making for years, a poster deal can do the same for a visual artist. Here's how…
Victorian Government woos arts sector with $44.9 million
A new Southbank festival, capital works and an expanded VCA campus are among the Government’s election year largesse.
Sculptures by Night
A sculpture walk with an environmental twist turns a winter night into a glowing gem.