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Banksy and the tradition of destroying art

The British street artist has joined a tradition of visual artists, including Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia, whose work critiques…

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How verbatim theatre can keep history alive

In retelling the long and often bitter campaign for gay law reform in Tasmania, the new production ‘The Campaign’ not…

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Peer mentorship offers rewards beyond the silo of geography

A new program led by the British Council pairs Australian and British arts colleagues from minority and First Nations backgrounds…

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How a sober stint impacts your creativity

Does alcohol lubricate our creativity or stifle our best work? Creatives weigh in on how sober stints have impacted their…

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Creative ageing is an urgent and fashionable topic, yet currently unsustainable

Creative ageing is a two-fold problem: the crisis of our artists ageing into poverty, and the lack of sustainability in…

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Feeling the impact of cultural tourism beyond the majors

Artshub takes a look at how the rise of cultural tourism is trickling into regional Australia and towards bespoke individual…

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Sheilas in the art market – gender bias goes commercial

Sydney Contemporary art fair was the setting for a long overdue debate on ‘gender discounting’ within the contemporary art market.

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Artists who use the politicised body in their art

A recent panel discussion at Sydney Contemporary unpacked the ideas around how the performed body can either uphold or defy…

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Ray Chen on breaking down the barriers to classical music

Violin virtuoso Ray Chen discusses how social media provides audiences with wider access to classical music, and shares his advice…

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Cracking the US market: Art Money’s Paul Becker on changing the culture of collecting

An Australian art business takes on the toughest art market in the world – and it’s making waves.

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