Film
TV Review: Tidelands is a rewarding trash-watch
The new Australian Netflix series is committed to the pursuit of visual pleasure. Mel Campbell surrenders to its siren song.
Small Screen Highlights: TV and Streaming
We're watching the ultimate Australia Day film on SBS, catching documentary Fyre and tuning in to Netflix for some Sex…
ICYMI: A wrap of this week’s arts news
Powerhouse calls for Architect, residencies with Animal Logic and The Wheeler Centre, more money for regional arts announced, and more…
A toolkit to help kick-start your financial stability
Create NSW’s new toolkit for diversifying streams of income is a clear, practical resource with real examples and real outcomes…
Adelaide Film Fest gets new executive leader
The small group of artistic directors of major Australian film festivals is once again complete.
Screenrights finds CEO in the office already
James Dickinson, the new CEO of Screenrights, sketches a vision of evolutionary improvement.
Small Screen Highlights: TV and Streaming
On our radar this week are Australian series The Family Law and Bloom, and Netflix Originals Shirkers and Private Life.…
Predictions - much bigger markets, content is bait, professions melt together
How do we see ourselves in the current whirl of change? In some vast anthill, owning nothing, imitated by machines…
Theory: Film peaked twenty years ago? Fact: You decide.
Over twenty years the exhibition landscape has changed enormously. Will film ever be as good again?
Review: The Beehive, at UNSW Galleries
The Beehive is more than a story about a missing socialite, it's a fresh take on the documentary genre that…