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Outrage and resentment: the arts are not a meritocracy

Some parts of the professional industry operate under a veneer of a meritocracy. But artists aren't buying it.

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What books did you pick up in your street library?

Go and browse through your local street library and participate in National Shared Reading Week.

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Should I offer workshops to help the cash flow?

ArtsHub looks at the pros and cons of running workshops, and takes you through the steps of working out how…

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Frieze unfurls – from a Freud nude to a 3000-year-old sarcophagus

Since its inception in 2003, Frieze has made this the busiest time of the year on the London art calendar,…

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5 ways to save money, but still support the arts

Want to support creatives but don't have much cash yourself? Check out these options.

Slow productivity is making an impact on the creative arts industry.
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Unpacking slow productivity: how artists can combat burnout and enhance creativity

'Quiet quitting' has subsided, but 'slow productivity' is taking its place. The effects are being felt worldwide.

Managing depression as a creative artist can be difficult. These five essential tips will help.
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Navigating depression: 5 essential tips for creative artists

Artists remain vulnerable to burnout and depression. These tips can help manage the feelings of overwhelm.

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Performance exchange – the new way of touring?

It's a 'Disaster' waiting to happen – and that's a good thing for all involved. Find out how the NZ…

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How I got my break as a curator

The curatorial profession is specialised and competitive. Six curators tell us how they got their career break.

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Q&A: British designer Hassan Hajjaj talks about fusing art, fashion and identity

Maximalist designer Hassan Hajjaj sits down with design studio creative Jane Duru to talk about the exciting blurred boundaries shaping…

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