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The world’s most beautiful travel pictures named

The National Geographic has announced the winners of its 2013 Photo Competition.

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Building your own success

Fringe festivals are popping up everywhere and more popular than many of the curated arts festivals. Audiences love seeing new…

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Searchlights switched on for Vivid Sydney 2014

A global search for lighting designs that will contribute to Sydney’s famous light festival has commenced.

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Hirst's 'With Dead Head' photo causes outrage

An old photo of artist Damien Hirst holding a recently dead man’s head has offended two archaeologists from Leicester.

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Paint wars: Graffiti v street art

Street artists may have been welcomed into the mainstream but taggers and writers are maintaining the rage. CDH is among…

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Small performing arts orgs make it big globally - for a price

Small-to-medium Australian performing arts companies are enjoying a growing international reputation but at a high cost.

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Dozens of jobs lost in digital shakedown

The new media environment has cut a swathe through another major publisher, with 75 redundancies expected across the country.

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Australia and New Zealand literature and arts festival to hit London

Australia and New Zealand’s best literature, theatre, film and music will be celebrated in London as part of a new…

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1/2 Scene: ACAF Group exhibition in China

The Australia China Art Foundation's exhibition in Chengdu drew interest from both locals and the many international visitors.

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Capturing the nerd audience

The mainstreaming of geek culture means the arts are now targeting the disposable income of a once-derided demographic.

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