Exhibitions
Arts & Culture
Analysis
‘Stakeholder’ should not be a dirty word in the arts
Taking lessons in stakeholder engagement from the business and government sectors can strengthen arts organisations and bring them close to their communities
Arts & Culture
Art can be anywhere
Project Anywhere, a ten-year-long global exhibition program, explores the where and when of art outside the traditional exhibition circuits
Arts & Culture
Beauty, wine and death in the ancient world
A new exhibition gives insights into the hidden lives of women, children, slaves and artisans of the ancient Graeco-Roman world
Arts & Culture
Faithfully conserving a Rembrandt
The Three Crosses is Rembrandt’s powerful depiction of Christ’s crucifixion – but how do you stabilise a 350-year-old print for exhibition while preserving the qualities which make it distinct?
Health & Medicine
The carers, advocates and reformers of women’s health
The history of women’s health in Victoria and the establishment of the Royal Women’s Hospital, has been traced through unprecedented access to archival collections
Arts & Culture
How does learning happen in museums?
Bluetooth technology has helped reveal how visitors explore museum exhibitions, and how much they learn in the process
Arts & Culture
Podcasts
Celebrating synths
Synthesizers - those influencers of rock, pop and avant-garde music - are the stars of the Grainger Museum’s latest exhibition
Arts & Culture
Why you should go to MOMA at NGV
Some of the greatest art works of the 20th and 21st centuries have taken up (temporary) residence in Melbourne; here’s your expert guide to ten of the best
Arts & Culture
Q&A
Q&A: The Indigenous design perspective
The Indigenous design perspective has been ignored, replaced or forgotten for too long, says architect Jefa Greenaway - but things are changing
Arts & Culture
The Louvre Abu Dhabi: Why the critics are wrong
The much-anticipated new art museum is opening in the United Arab Emirates later this year; here’s why it should be considered a global art envoy rather than an agent of the West