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The Big List: The Visual Arts in 2019

2019 was big: big on political unrest, big on international imports, big on empathy and wellness, but mostly, big on…

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The Prettiest Horse in the Glue Factory by Corey White

White tells his story with a disarming utter frankness.

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Lapse by Sarah Thornton

Sarah Thornton is at her best in her depiction of a football-mad community.

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Amnesia Findings by Anna Jacobson

Jacobson reminisces on Jewish culture, family, dementia, anxiety and love in a haunting and beautiful poetry collection.

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10 buzzwords that dominated the arts in 2019

Our language tells us a lot about who we are: our embrace of trends, our professional priorities and where we…

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'Keeping it real' on social media

With over 80,000 followers, internationally-renowned New Zealand artist Mr G (AKA Graham Hoete) knows a thing or two about social…

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When to say no to sponsorship

As the climate crisis deepens, should Australian arts organisations reject sponsorship and donations from the fossil fuel sector?

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Advocating for mothers as artists

Sustaining a creative career is difficult for mothers, but as Dr Jackie Bailey argues there is a growing awareness of…

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Talking to politicians about art

Advice from business leaders on asking governments for money, embedding culture in the political agenda, and getting the language right…

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Join the self-publishing revolution

No publisher? No problem, says one of New Zealand’s most prolific and profitable authors.

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