RMIT Gazette: Is it really all about the money?
Most of us were taught early on that it’s not polite to discuss money, and in the arts, we take it further.
The EWF Blog
Food writing beyond critique: exploring the universal and individual relationships we have with food
Food writing spans forms, allowing us to explore so much more than just the plate in front of us.
Lur Alghurabi: The Personal, The Public
"I keep two Facebook accounts. One has all my relatives, friends from my schools, friends from my hometowns..."
The State of Online Feminism
How has the language around feminist movements evolved within the virality of online platforms?
Winnie Dunn: It takes a village to write a sentence
"Sweatshop has taught me many things, but what will always stay with me is the lesson that literature must make an original contribution to knowledge."
Were you an arty or science kid?
We asked some of our artists to look back on their high school English and Science classes and tell us what they found easy, hard, boring and interesting.
Dani Weber: What I’ve learned from creating space to talk about sex
"Challenging the silence and mystery around sex has enabled me to peel back layers of guilt and repression, and learn more about what is possible for myself and others."
Coming to terms with imperfection
‘When things are perfect, that’s when you need to worry most.’ – Drew Barrymore
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