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Artist Van T Rudd tells ArtsHub about creating images that capture the imagination, and his influences including Beyoncé, Black Lives Matter, and Berlin artist EVOL.

Commonly offered suggestions for writers don't work for everyone and must be approached with caution. Here are 10 considerations for writers, with an extra commandment for free.

In the latest 'so you want my arts job,' Artshub talks to Allen & Unwin's Rights Manager about getting started in publishing.

No publisher? No problem, says one of New Zealand’s most prolific and profitable authors.

Catherine Devine heads up Microsoft’s global strategy around digital transformation for libraries and museums.

Author and translator Elizabeth Bryer shares her thoughts on the collaborative magic of translating literature.

For writers, performers and other artists, social media can be both fertile and frightening. ABC’s Osman Faruqi shares some tips on how to take care of yourself online.

From art criticism to language choice, disability and education - local and international leaders in the disability arts sector offer tips for greater inclusive practice.

Whether I’m a sensitivity reader, a dramaturge, or a plain old editor, I’m looking at how your text might be read.

LJM Owen is a novelist, archaeologist, and the director of Terror Australis, a crime readers and writers festival in Tasmania.

Employing a sensitivity reader is as much a matter of writing craft as it is of ethics.

Making each other laugh: romcom co-authors Mel Campbell and Anthony Morris open up about writing their latest novel. They have another life as key reviewers for Screenhub.

Text Publishing’s design director WH Chong discusses the ingredients for a great book cover.

Writing about the arts is changing at an exponential rate with constant disruption in the media landscape. Gina Fairley shares her insider knowledge on getting coverage in today's arts press.

So you’re thinking of self-publishing the novel that’s burning a hole in your bottom drawer? Here's 10 tips to do it right first time.

Live and breath ideas? Are you creative, but organised and love a good spreadsheet? Then career in programming could be for you.

From group drawing to dissident behaviour, stealing innovation to tricking the brain into being creative, Nicole Velik of The Ideas Bodega offers techniques to super charge your think tank.

Advice for the arts from top corporate brands Mercedes-Benz, Uber Eats, Four Pillars Gin and Culture Amp on embracing the unexpected to create a community.

Is all press good? Perhaps not, but you can turn negative press around to your advantage with a clear head and a few simple tips.

Screenwriter, script advisor and educator Kathryn Burnett schools you up on nailing your script.