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Chippendale New World Art Prize goes to Bryden Williams

Glebe artist Bryden Williams has won the Chippendale New World Art Prize worth $10,000 and a 3 month residency Red…

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Dealing with change: the arts in flux

The changes in funding and policy are rippling through the entire ecology of the arts and cultural sector.

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Arts advocacy in the era of the barbecue-stopper

It doesn’t always involve conflict or the hip pocket nerve, so how do arts advocates get government and media attention?

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Which Australian estate is named after The Beatles?

New City Gallery exhibition reveals surprising insight into Melbourne's street names.

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2013 National Print Award winners announced

The annual Community Printmakers National Print Prize awards were launched with an exhibition at the Tweed River Art Gallery in…

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Miles courts Stella in 2013 Miles Franklin Shortlist

The Trust Company, as Trustee, today announced the shortlist for this year’s Miles Franklin Literary Award, comprised entirely of female…

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The Australian/Vogel's Literary Award 2013 goes to... no one

While the Stella Prize celebrates and the Miles Franklin reveals its all-female shortlist, one famed literary award will not be…

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Blue Mountains artist awarded $20,000

Daniel Kotja's Reflect Phi(a momen) sculpture was the winner of this year's Scenic World Acquisitive Prize.

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Perth prepares for its first International Jazz Festival

An estimated 15,000 musicians and jazz fans are set to flock to Western Australia this month for Perth's inaugural International…

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Green light from States for National Arts Curriculum

Queensland has agreed to supports the revised draft national arts curriculum, meaning all States & Territories are now on board.

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