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Who is public sculpture really for?

From colonial statues and monuments for healing to heavy metal abstractions, a discussion at the Sydney Sculpture Conference questioned public…

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Why are you winking at me?

Strategies for disarming sexism for people working in the arts and cultural sector.

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Imagining a better world: the art of degrowth

By speaking to our emotions, art can inspire ideas for alternate means of living in ways that science cannot.

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Over 100 Nolan paintings to be sold by his widow

118 paintings by Sidney Nolan will go under the hammer this month in a unique release of works for sale…

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How to write your artist bio

It's one of the most miswritten, most confused tools in the artist's kit of skills, and getting it right is…

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Australian artists respond where history forgot

With this week's centenary of The Battle of Beersheba, we look at three exhibitions that explore its other less told…

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New Zealand names its artist for Venice 2019

A project described as innovative and ambitious, and giving voice to invisible realms and phenomena, will represent New Zealand in…

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Is it time to rethink your career plan?

Old ideas about linear career paths no longer apply in a world transformed by technology.

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Cultural participation: the USA versus Australia

Within a matter of months, two major research studies have been released on cultural participation. How different are they, and…

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TARNANTHI: Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Art

In its second edition, and with a $17.54M boost from BHP, we take a look at Tarnanthi and its legacy…

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