The muddy waters of art and money
Money and arts have long been bedfellows with patronage and partnerships going back to Renaissance times. Reports such as the...
Read MoreFellowship, Mentorship and Volunteer Placements Announced
2014 Fellowship, Mentorship and Volunteer Placement Recipients Arts NSW congratulates the successful recipients of the 2014 Mentorship, Fellowship and Professional...
Read MoreMemorandum of good news!
Museums & Galleries of NSW has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Korea’s National Museum of Modern and Contemporary...
Read MoreOut Loud: Oral histories make a comeback
No, no, don’t cringe – we’re trying to break it to you slowly. Oral histories are making a comeback! So...
Read MoreAt Home: Connecting to Jonathan Jones
Jonathan Jones, like other contemporary artists, works with whatever materials best communicate his needs. So far, he’s been leaning heavily on the fluorescent tube,...
Read MoreThe little tank that could
To commemorate the centenary of WW1 and the raising of the 1st Light Horse (AIF) from the ranks of the...
Read MoreRetro winter fashion and wooden skis
With ski boots off for the day and life beginning to return to my feet, I head to the Thredbo...
Read MoreA pounce bag and a spray can
With the hype around the upcoming 2014 Archibald Prize, opening from 18th July at the Art Gallery of NSW, it...
Read MoreChanging spaces: Sydney’s ARIs
As we wave a sad farewell to the eminent Damien Minton Gallery who closes its doors this month, it’s reassuring...
Read MoreThe Art of Connectivity
Last week along with 280 other delegates, M&G attended the Australia Council for the Arts Marketing Summit in Hobart....
Read MoreBuilding 3D communities
Most of the stories you read about 3D printing and Augmented Reality (AR) seem to come straight out of the...
Read MoreThe 2014 Mosman Art Prize is open
One of the most prestigious and historic art prizes – the Mosman Art Prize is now calling for entries. Paintings...
Read MoreMiniature maritime worlds
Love miniature worlds but fed up with Barbie and her wardrobe? Then we have a maritime adventure for you! With...
Read MoreSignificance, Standards and reCollections
In the last edition of Alert we flagged the imminent closure of CAN, the Collections Australia Network website. Since then...
Read MoreCuratorial Support Initiative grants still open
Submissions are still open for Arts NSW’s Curatorial Support Initiative (CSI) administered by Museums & Galleries of NSW. Over the past...
Read MoreNew horizons in technology, education and museums
Education has always been a primary goal of museums. Education is more than school excursions and worksheets with set...
Read MoreThrow out a lifeline today!
Cultural organisations often depend on much-needed donations to survive, and as the end of the financial year approaches it’s a...
Read MoreThe future of the Powerhouse’s Regional Services
Museums Australia (MA) Chapter expresses concerns about Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (MAAS/Powerhouse Museum) continued support for rural and...
Read MoreArtists fees – a recent discussion
Recently I participated in a panel discussion about artist fees on Michael Cathcart’s Radio National program, Books and Arts Daily....
Read MoreThe strange allure of medical museums
Of all the museum themes, those that deal with human suffering in all its manifestations have enduring popularity. Medical museums...
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