Career advice
Women artists on making at home
What do artists Louise Olsen, Karen Black and Zoe Young have in common? Learn how ‘home’ has influenced how and…
So you want my arts job: Scribe
Being a scribe is an intense but rewarding experience that requires trust and a synergy of process.
The problem with art prize communication
Communication with those brave enough to put themselves forward for awards, prizes and grants should be respectful
So you want my arts job: Studio Assistant
Balancing her own practice as a painter, Mirra Whale is studio assistant to Ben Quilty. How does that work? She…
Tips on maximising your open studio event
The year's end for makers means open studio time. ArtsHub takes a look at how to do it right and…
Are ‘quiet firing’ and ‘quiet quitting’ real in the arts?
Are the arts the perfect breeding ground for the global trend of ‘quiet firing’ and ‘quiet quitting’, systemically plagued by…
Advice on how to take your art into ‘business mode’
Sefton Rani is keeping it real - the Toipoto visual artist shares his words of wisdom on what he's learned…
What does ‘less is necessary’ look like?
Arts organisations and Boards need to move from a ‘less is more’ to ‘less is necessary’ mindset. Kate Larsen outlines…
So you want my arts job: Literary agent
Loving books is mandatory but being a literary agent necessitates many different avenues of advocating for authors.
How to write an art-wank free artist statement
Remember, an artist's statement is a practical and professional tool. Here are 7 tips to getting it right.