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From a regional Andy Warhol display to the largest collection of Papua New Guinea urban art outside the country, discover free exhibitions.

AGNSW is planning to slash 51 jobs, all public-facing except one, and the public sector union has responded.

Kew’s historic Villa Alba will be the stage for the 15th anniversary of Otomys gallery.

ArtsHub's new Creative Journalism Fellowship, Create SA grants, environmental artist residency, First Nations Arts Leadership and more opportunities.

Your guide to free exhibitions in New South Wales this August, spanning jewellery, painting, installations, sculptural relief and more.

Your guide to free exhibitions in Victoria, including major solos featuring Darren Sylvester, Liam Fleming, Mike Parr, Katrin Koenning and more.

Winners of LGBTQIA+ choir competition, 2025 Pinnacle Awards, plus arts grant recipients sharing $15 million and more.

Returning to The Hotel Windsor from 13-16 August, SPRING1883 blends the Victorian aesthetic with contemporary flair.

Adelaide Fringe poster competition returns, Creative WA Fellowships for young talent plus Lester Prize shortlist and more opportunities.

Expect international electronic sensations, home-grown immersive art pioneers and critical conversations at SOFT CENTRE.

Tschabalala Self and Yoko Ono are among the international stars, while emotion-themed exhibitions and new commissions look to ACCA’s future.

Following months of backlash, resignations and an external review, Creative Australia has finally made the decision to recommission Khaled Sabsabi and Michael Dagostino.

Lifetime Achievement nominations for Queensland performing arts professionals, new poetry in translation prize, music fund recipients and more.

Professional development for music producers, plus winners of 2025 Australian Book Industry Awards, art prize finalists and more!

A darkly funny thriller, a satirical cabaret, and a girl-power musical about Lady Macbeth will travel to the Edinburgh International Festival.

‘You Can’t See Speed’ is a cinematic roller-coaster by Tina Stefanou, featuring blind motorcyclist Matthew Cassar.

With an eye on innovation, Taiwan and Thailand are both opening new contemporary art museums this year: Dib Bangkok and New Tapei City Art Museum.

ArtsHub picks some program highlights at this year’s Melbourne Design Week, 15-25 May – 100 Lights, Beyond the Grave and more.

Nam June Paik predicted the future of telecommunications and understood its repercussions. The National Communication Museum will soon showcase his work.

'Opera for the Dead' is a cyber-opera that deserves the world-stage.