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“It acts as both a diagnostic tool and a catalyst for action”: Think Digital case study
We asked Awesome Black’s founder Travis de Vries how they had used our digital capabilities self-assessment tool Think Digital to help their clients develop digital strategies.Read More
“I am the leader artist”: Patrick William Carter is a multidisciplinary marvel
Noongar artist Patrick William Carter – recipient of a 2024 National Arts and Disability Award (Early Career) – has a big personality and an even bigger creative drive.Read More
“Crip raving” with Early Career National Arts and Disability Award recipient Riana Head-Toussaint
Interdisciplinary artist Riana Head-Toussaint received an Early Career National Arts and Disability Award 2024 for her work spanning choreography, performance, film, text, sound design, immersive instRead More
“A whole new generation of disability art has blossomed”: Professor Amanda Cachia on her National Arts and Disability Award (Established)
Curator, scholar and activist Amanda Cachia – the recipient of the 2024 National Arts and Disability Award (Established) – has curated 17 exhibitions in her speciality area of disability arts.Read More
between the lines curator Nanette Orly explores connections between body, place, and cultural experience
Curator Nanette Orly has a passion for exploring approaches in which art can change the way we think about culture and ourselves.Read More
From roast chook bags to Greek myths: the kitsch and clever art of Emma Buswell
Virally famous for the knitted ‘roast chook bag’, Emma Buswell’s latest exhibition is her largest work to date.Read More
What happens if ‘A Sun Dance’ has no sun? Artist Rochelle Haley and curator Melanie Stidolph on restaging in the UK
Artist and choreographer Rochelle Haley created durational dance piece A Sun Dance in responce to the distinctive, brutalist architecture of the National Gallery of Australia (where it premiered in FeRead More
Prima Facie writer Suzie Miller on the phenomenal real-world outcomes of her art
With Prima Facie and RGB: Of Many, One receiving international and national acclaim, Suzie Miller is firmly on the map.Read More
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“It acts as both a diagnostic tool and a catalyst for action”: Think Digital case study
We asked Awesome Black’s founder Travis de Vries how they had used our digital capabilities self-assessment tool Think Digital to help their clients develop digital strategies.
“I am the leader artist”: Patrick William Carter is a multidisciplinary marvel
Noongar artist Patrick William Carter – recipient of a 2024 National Arts and Disability Award (Early Career) – has a big personality and an even bigger creative drive.
“Crip raving” with Early Career National Arts and Disability Award recipient Riana Head-Toussaint
Interdisciplinary artist Riana Head-Toussaint received an Early Career National Arts and Disability Award 2024 for her work spanning choreography, performance, film, text, sound design, immersive inst
“A whole new generation of disability art has blossomed”: Professor Amanda Cachia on her National Arts and Disability Award (Established)
Curator, scholar and activist Amanda Cachia – the recipient of the 2024 National Arts and Disability Award (Established) – has curated 17 exhibitions in her speciality area of disability arts.
between the lines curator Nanette Orly explores connections between body, place, and cultural experience
Curator Nanette Orly has a passion for exploring approaches in which art can change the way we think about culture and ourselves.
From roast chook bags to Greek myths: the kitsch and clever art of Emma Buswell
Virally famous for the knitted ‘roast chook bag’, Emma Buswell’s latest exhibition is her largest work to date.
What happens if ‘A Sun Dance’ has no sun? Artist Rochelle Haley and curator Melanie Stidolph on restaging in the UK
Artist and choreographer Rochelle Haley created durational dance piece A Sun Dance in responce to the distinctive, brutalist architecture of the National Gallery of Australia (where it premiered in Fe
