Writing and Publishing
Book review: The House on the Mountain by Ella Holcombe and David Cox
Ella Holcombe’s The House on the Mountain is a great empathy tool, for children and adults, in explaining the complex…
How to deal with uncertainty
With lockdown easing, many of us are wary of what the future holds, from finding work to staying healthy. Trisnasari…
Harvesting delight from uncertainty: how artists can care for themselves after the pandemic
How can artists look at mastering their anxiety rather than letting it control them? Dr Jackie Bailey asks the experts.
The problem with arts funding goes back to its inception
To fix funding for the cultural sector, Karen Hands argues that you need to look at its origins.
Lessons from lockdown: Six sentences for the future
How Donna Ward re-discovered the secret of all things from unexpected friends.
Why members are critical to your re-opening strategy
As arts and cultural organisations plan to open their doors with easing restrictions, it’s critical to put members and subscribers…
Book review: A Bigger Picture by Malcolm Turnbull
A small-L liberal, Turnbull was unable to handle the right wing of his party.
9 in 10 arts audiences will return as pandemic fears ease
A national survey of over 23,000 respondents shows that 67% of audiences will return to arts venues once they believe…
Book review: A Very Stable Genius by Carol D. Leonnig and Philip Rucker
Read this the book if you really want to understand Donald Trump.
Prepare to fail: how to be successful in a virtual AGM
For Rachael Coghlan, Craft ACT's first virtual AGM offered lessons for many arts orgs needing to deliver reporting, acquittals and…