Search News

See all news

Australia

An outline of a body strewn out on a blue and cream chequered floor
Features

Why do we cosy up to crime fiction?

What are some of the tropes of cosy crime fiction and why is it so popular?

Silhouette of a woman against a faded manuscript filled with calligraphic writing.
Features

So you’ve signed the contract and handed in your manuscript … now what?

What are some of the processes your manuscript will go through before it is published?

Facing international regulations and user mistrust, social media may not be as prevalent in the future.
Features

Social media is dying – what next for arts marketing?

The US's TikTok ban is just the latest in a downward trend for social media. What will the landscape look…

News

Australian Pavilion may be empty at Venice 2026; no resignations forthcoming

CEO Adrian Collette and Board Chair Robert Morgan will not be resigning, despite the damage caused by Creative Australia’s abrupt…

The head and shoulders of a white robot with black eyes seen from above. It's looking up at the camera. AI
Opinions & Analysis

A win for creative industries against AI?

Creative cultures may yet suffer when the royalties start flowing.

Young woman in orange outfit holding up fingers and looking through them. Event trends
News

What Eventbrite’s TRNDS 2025 says for ticketing in the arts

Eventbrite has released its annual forecasting guide, TRNDS 2025. We look at how it impacts the arts offering in 2025.

a phone screen with a number of social media symbols showing up
Opinions & Analysis

What can arts organisations do if their audiences abandon Facebook and Instagram?

With the foundations of established social media platforms becoming unstable, what can arts marketers do to keep reaching their audiences?

Man looking at abstract painting.
Features

Is it important to read the explanatory labels next to artworks? We asked 5 experts

Five experts offer five reasons to – or not to – read the wall labels to understand the art.

small scale performance: three people sitting around a table at a library. One person has their back to the camera and is posing to the other two who are the audience members in a small scale performance work.
Features

Small is beautiful, but can small-scale programming survive within growth markets?

As blockbuster shows fill up arts calendars everywhere, the value of smaller scale arts projects is being neglected to the…

Young woman standing in gallery looking at contemporary paintings. Ames Yavuz
News

Operating across borders: one gallery, three countries

Continuing to expand, Ames Yavuz prepares to open a London gallery, and announces its 2025 program.

1 2 3 217