ArtsHub offers sustainability guidance for creative practices in 2026
ArtsHub provides practical advice for artists seeking to build sustainable careers in 2026, emphasizing intentionality and resilience across disciplines. The publication suggests that implementing specific recommendations matters less than expanding one's creative perspective. Nanci Nott, a creative director and writer with philosophy and digital media credentials, contributes to ArtsHub's content. The platform also highlights opportunities for the week of April 20-26, 2026, including an Alice Springs residency and Western Sydney micro-grants. YIRRAMBOI Festival 2027 will feature four major new works by Victorian First Nations artists in Melbourne. Recent arts sector appointments include a new CEO for Darwin's AANT Centre. Author Megan Dalla-Camina discusses alternative approaches to ambition for women in the arts. ArtsHub delivers Australian arts news through free newsletters.
Key facts
- ArtsHub offers sustainability tips for creative practices in 2026
- Nanci Nott is a creative director and writer contributing to ArtsHub
- Opportunities from April 20-26, 2026 include an Alice Springs residency
- Western Sydney creatives can apply for micro-grants
- YIRRAMBOI Festival 2027 will premiere four new First Nations works in Melbourne
- Darwin's AANT Centre has appointed a new CEO
- Megan Dalla-Camina discusses ambition reframing for women in the arts
- ArtsHub provides free newsletters with Australian arts news
Entities
Artists
- Nanci Nott
- Megan Dalla-Camina
- Jo Pickup
Institutions
- ArtsHub
- Defy Reality Entertainment
- YIRRAMBOI Festival
- AANT Centre
- ABC
- RTRFM
- The West Australian
- Fremantle Arts Centre
- STRUT dance
- Aboriginal Arts Centre Hub of WA
- The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts
- WAAPA
Locations
- Alice Springs
- Australia
- Western Sydney
- Melbourne
- Darwin
- Victoria
- Perth
- Sydney
- City of Melbourne