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Welcoming Creative Workplaces Council appointments

Creative Workplaces will promote fair, safe, and respectful workplaces for Australian artists and arts workers.

Making art work: can we afford not to?

The Australia Council for the Arts has today released new research which examines the economic conditions faced by practising professional artists in Australia and their increasing value to society an

Good Governance for the Arts: Register now for Webinars and Workshops

The Australia Council for the Arts, in partnership with the Institute of Community Directors Australia (ICDA), an Our Community enterprise, will present a series of workshops and free webinars for lea

The work of Richard Lewer

Richard Lewer views himself as a contemporary social realist collecting and documenting, drawing patterns and connections from crime, sport and religion.

Western Sydney to the world: the rise of indie artist grentperez

The past year has been an exceptional glow-up for Western Sydney bedroom indie pop artist grentperez.

Western Sydney artist awarded prestigious Rome residency

Acclaimed visual artist Khaled Sabsabi will spend two months in residence at the American Academy in Rome, after being awarded the highly sought-after Mordant Family and Creative Australia Affiliated

Rising Australian and New Zealand arts workers to gain global experience in Biennale program

Fifteen early career visual arts professionals have been selected from across Australia and Aotearoa (New Zealand) to join Creative Australia’s (re)situate Biennale Delegates program.

Kate Schaffner announced as Director of Creative Workplaces

Creative Australia has today announced the appointment of Kate Schaffner as Director of Creative Workplaces.

Australian visual arts workers to support audience experience at 2024 Venice Biennale

Creative Australia today announced the Australian cultural workers selected to be attendants and attendant managers at the Australia Pavilion during the Venice Biennale.

Creating Wellbeing: Attitudes and engagement with arts, culture and health

This report provides insights into who is accessing the arts to improve their health and wellbeing. 

Creative Solutions: Training and sustaining the arts for mental health workforce

This report identifies the professional development and support needs of artists working in mental health and wellbeing contexts.

In the engine room of Australia’s newest virtual band

Welcome to the dusty bubblegum world of Big Sand, a band that doesn’t exist.