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The surprising ways games challenge how people think about themselves and the world

Increasingly, console games help us question the ways we see, think or feel about the world, the game, even ourselves.

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Why you need a tree change (from the archives)

People working in the arts and creative industries are moving out of the city and finding the tree change to…

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Meet our keynote speaker: Hyperallergic editor Hrag Vartanian

Editor-in-chief and co-founder of New York-based arts news site, Hyperallergic, Hrag Vartanian will present the keynote speech for Artshub’s Visions…

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How can we fund the future of the arts?

We all know we need new business models and other forms of funding to survive in the arts. But what…

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Ballarat, the new home to a National Centre for Photography

A win for the regions – $6.7 million investment by the Andrews Labor Government to develop the National Centre For…

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Visions 2020 full program sets sights on the future of the arts

Our online conference will make sense of 2020 and think through the arts as an essential part of the ‘new…

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The 'Creative Economy' is divisive language

A panel of thinkers and academics tackled the misperceptions around the Creative Economy, and how the arts and culture sector…

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20x20: Gender and age in philanthropy

To celebrate 20 years of ArtsHub, we revisit this panel discussion by Australia's top female philanthropists, who ask whether gender…

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Rethinking the future of performance

Postgraduates are asking the right questions at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

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Drama cuts that hurt us all

Theatre has so much more to offer than economic benefits, argues Professor Julian Meyrick.

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