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The lost art of bookstore browsing – three tips for finding your next read
New research has revealed Australians need to spend more time in bookstores. Here's how to find your next favourite book…
Resignations and uproar follow Creative Australia’s Venice Biennale decision
Within hours of announcing its controversial decision, Creative Australia faced multiple high-level resignations and widespread industry backlash.
Book endorsements: yay or nay?
The giving and receiving of literary endorsements is a tricky practice. How do people in the literary world feel about…
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.
Don’t miss in February – your monthly guide to the brightest and best arts in London
It's a month of unmissable visual arts exhibitions in London, plus an enticement to head to the Midlands to sample…
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…
Operating across borders: one gallery, three countries
Continuing to expand, Ames Yavuz prepares to open a London gallery, and announces its 2025 program.
I’m an artist, I don’t need to do workshops. Wrong.
Professional workshops can bolster your studio practice in surprising ways.
Mogwai’s new album ‘The Bad Fire’ transforms trauma into art
Stuart Braithwaite, co-founder of post-rock titans Mogwai, reflects on the personal pain that helped shape the Scottish band’s 11th studio…
Twain to Dickinson: the daily routines of history’s most famous writers
We take a dive into the daily routines of history's greatest writers to reveal tips on habit and discipline.