arts

Transcending Identities with Hayden Moon

The Wire

Hayden Moon is a dancer, writer and passionate advocate for LGBTQIA, First Nations and disability issues.  He recently spoke with...

Unregulated AI could have ‘devastating’ impact on Australian music industry, report finds

The Wire

New research from Australia’s music rights organization, says unregulated Artificial Intelligence could have a potentially devastating impact on the Australian...

Federal Budget 2024-25: What’s in it for the Arts?

The Wire

This year’s Federal Budget has seen a significant amount allocated in support the arts sector across Australia. Several initiatives within...

Splendour in The Grass 2024 cancelled

The Wire

Splendour in The Grass 2024 has been cancelled as of midday, six days after tickets went on sale and two...

The Things We Keep Coming Back To: The Great Value of The Arts

The arts are one of those things in life that makes us feel truly alive in the midst of a busy life, writes Aaron Johnstone.

Listening is What’s Missing From Our World, Says ‘Black Imagination’ Artist Natasha Marin

Seattle-based artist, poet and activist Natasha Marin explores what parity would look like in her new audiobook of poems and essays.

Responsible Coffee Drinking Combines With Social Enterprise

Good news! There are plastic coffee cups made, not from fossil fuel, but corn and it’s totally compostable.

How a Mumpreneur Unlocked Her Autistic Son’s Gift for Art

Although he has autism and a severe communication disability, Jonathan Sunarho's drawing has become an outlet helping him express ideas in ways that words couldn't.

It’s Time to Realise that Small is the New Big

We live in a world of mass media, big ideas, cultural change and global pain... it's time to shine a light and apply love like a balm.

It's Time to Realise that Small is the New Big

We live in a world of mass media, big ideas, cultural change and global pain... it's time to shine a light and apply love like a balm.