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The meditation of darkened theatres
Committing time and focus to a performance may tap the benefits of meditation, mindfulness and rest.
How social media has changed the job search
Social media has changed the way recruitment works. Both recruiters and job seekers can gain from social media networks and…
Arts good for students but extra lessons may harm
A new study into how arts engagement affects youth development has reinforced the value of the arts but also found…
The fastest growing art and design jobs
A US education site has analysed the growth areas for art and design graduates, finding graduates choosing the old career…
World-breaking result as Brits focus on Aussie art
Australia was under the hammer in more ways than one this week, as Christies London set a new world record…
9,000 sand drawings honour fallen on Normandy Beach
On International Peace Day, an imaginative art project was a powerful reminder of the cost of war.
Why you can’t afford to stay home
Taking your show on the road isn’t cheap, but there are definitely advantages to finding new audiences interstate.
Australian art described as 'cow pats' and 'cascade of diarrhoea'
A British newspaper has dismissed a landmark Australian art exhibition as 'weedy, provincial and all too European'.
Music Videos take centre stage
No longer just support acts, music videos are an art form of their own as ACMI's new exhibition Spectacle makes…
New model for artists’ payment
The perennial problem of underpayment for visual artists has been addressed in a new set of guidelines by Visual Artists…