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‘A shameful call by Creative Australia’: the arts community reacts to Khaled Sabsabi being dropped from the Venice Biennale

To be selected as the artist and curator team to represent Australia at the Venice Biennale is considered the ultimate exhibition for an artistic team. To have your selection rescinded, as has now happened to the 2026 team of Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino, is without precedent.

The Conversation

Are Hotels and Private Members' Clubs the New Museums? Meet the Curators Behind Hospitality's Art-Fueled Renaissance

Boutique hotels and members-only clubs are shaking up the arts infrastructure through gallery-worthy collections where culture, activism, and community thrive

Livingetc

Bureaucratic delays tied up return of ‘Liberator’ painting

The Royal Bank of Scotland tried to give Ireland the portrait for two years.

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Electronic Arts Makes Nearly Two Dozen Accessibility Patents Open-Source

Electronic Arts just made 23 tech patents open-source, which means they are free to use by developers and companies.

Player One

Artists receive grants to create projects showcasing work for new audiences

The Major Individual Awards worth up to £15,000 are being presented by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland with National Lottery funding.

Evening Standard

'Incorrect': Scottish arts venue issues statement amid '£500k HMRC tax battle'

AN ARTS centre in Scotland has lodged a defence against a “winding up” legal action, arguing "no corporation tax is due"

The National (Scotland)

Key arts funding cut amid uncertainty over financial support from Scottish Government

ARTS bosses at Creative Scotland have closed a key funding programme amid “uncertainty” over the financial support the organisation receives…

The National (Scotland)

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Your Canberra reading list is set for this summer

Look no further than the shortlist for the ACT Book of the Year.

The Canberra Times

How Is Electronic Arts’ Stock Performance Compared to Other Electronic Gaming & Multimedia Stocks?

While Electronic Arts' shares have been slightly outperforming the other electronic gaming stocks recently, analysts maintain a moderately bullish outlook on the stock due to its robust game portfolio and strategic new launches.

Barchart

House of Representatives chamber at Old Parliament House gets a facelift

Arts Minister Tony Burke on Monday night officially reopened the chamber.

The Canberra Times

Today's Interview - Rob Southard

Photographs can tell us things that words fail to convey. It's the aim of Kate Savage's guest for this latest in her interview series on the arts.

WEKU

Today's Interview - Daniel Graham

In Today's Interview, Graham talks with Arts Contributor Kate Savage, about the process behing making a Banjo.

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Today's Interview: Kentucky author Jayne Moore Waldrop

Arts contributor Kate Savage talks to Kentucky author Jayne Moore Waldrop about her latest book.

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Canberra Day 2024: run or walk around Lake Burley Griffin, hot air balloons and more

And lots of other activities in Commonwealth Park

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Today's Interview: Kevin Lane Dearinger discusses his latest book, Cold as a Silver Spoon.

Arts Contributor Kate Savage talks to the Woodford County retired actor, teacher, and singer.

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Electronic Arts Q3 Bookings Fall Short Amid Consumer Spending Dip

Electronic Arts, the video game giant, falls short of quarterly bookings estimates due to decreased consumer spending. Find out more about their financial ...

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Today's Interview: Chester Grundy talks about his relationship with Jazz great Les McCann

Arts Contributor Kate Savage speaks to Chester Grundy about Les McCann who died in December. McCann was born in Lexington.

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Today's Interview: Keenland Library Director Roda Ferraro

Arts Contributor Kate Savage speaks to Keenland Library Director Roda Ferraro

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Today's Interview: Actor and Singer Colton Ryan returns to Lexington

Arts Contributor Kate Savage speaks to Colton Ryan about returning to his hometown of Lexington to perform

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Arts and culture revamp promises to unleash creativity

A decade-long vision for arts and culture in NSW aims to improve opportunities for the current and next generations of creatives.

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Today's Interview: Katharine Erickson, the new museum manager at 21c Museum Hotel in Lexington.

Arts Contributor Kate Savage talks to Katharine Erickson

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Today's Interview: Adventure-inspired artist Kris Grenier

Kate Savage speaks to Kentucky Artist Kris Grenier

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Today's Interview: Lexington Chamber Chorale Artistic Director & Conductor Gary Anderson

Arts Contributor Kate Savage talks to Gary Anderson with the Lexington Chamber Chorale about the upcoming performance, Sing Noel.

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Today's Interview: Jessica Winters of PRHBTN on increasing art murals in Lexington

Arts Contributor Kate Savage talks to PRHBTN cofounder Jessica Winters

Newcastle Herald

Ending 'age of lockouts': Push for changes so live music venues can trade longer

Arts Minister John Graham says more relaxed laws will have punters dancing in streets.

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