What will the most recent Australia Council cuts mean for the more than 60 de-funded arts organisations? And how will it affect the arts sector more broadly?

In the bleak funding environment for the arts, a new political party is campaigning on a platform of reinstating and boosting government funding for the arts.

The second Melbourne Jewish Festival is on this month, and features over seventy Australian and international guests from Jewish and non-Jewish backgrounds.

The Art Gallery of New South Wales has the most significant collection of Tracey Moffatt's artwork in Australia. We look at a new exhibition of her work which opens there soon.

The Price family seem to be living the Australian dream but there are dark currents at work in Andrew Bovell's new play Things I Know to be True.

Cory Taylor has a terminal illness, and this celebrated novelist has turned her attention and her imagination to dying.

We're heading to Mexico City for a tour of the contemporary art scene.

A group of young women in Wynyard, Tasmania will spend twenty four hours colouring in as part of a social change project addressing family violence in the region.

American children’s author Mo Willems shot to fame in 2004 with his book Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! Alongside curator Rebecca Klassen, Willems discusses an exhibition of his work on show now in New York City.

Jack Cox's first novel Dodge Rose has received a slew of favourable reviews; it's also been described as 'wilfully difficult' in style.