A chat with local artist, Lukas Kasper, about graffiti, street art, and mural painting in the West of Melbourne. Music from punk-influenced to hip hop and electronic, via the brand new track by Mik…

The Trump administration’s decision to sanction the International Criminal Court (ICC) is an unprecedented assault on global justice and the rule of law.

The High Court has ruled that NSW planning authorities must consider how burning exported coal overseas contributes to climate damage in Australia. Climate advocates say the ruling would reshape how f...

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This month – T.Rex and Marc Bolan, Dolly Parton, some Aussie music as always, and an interview about a local Youth Art Prize in Melbourne’s West.

A chat about a visual art exhibition of artists with lived experience of neurodivergence, and the music playlist for the August episode of Art to Art.

It's August and it's cold! Maria talks to Melissa Lazaridis from Wyndham organisation Arts Assist, about a current call out for visual artists with lived experience of neurodivergence, then tries to w...

I’ve been blathering about nothing here since 2010, & now I’m blathering about art and creativity, and playing music, on radio, online. Listen to an episode!

Local poet Jack Forbes reads poems and talks about growing up in Laverton and why he writes poetry. Maria talks about some exhibitions currently on in Melbourne's West.

Local poet Jack Forbes reads poems and talks about growing up in Laverton and why he writes poetry. Maria talks about some exhibitions currently on in Melbourne's West.

One Nation’s proposed visa cap and threat to deport students would devastate international education, put tens of thousands of jobs at risk and leave universities facing financial crisis.

This month on Art to Art we talk to Fiona Eagger, a local film and TV producer, about storytelling in film and TV, why we love stories, & why we need them.

* Message comes ahead of politically-charged World Cup * ‘Socceroos are best representation right now of what Australia is’ The Socceroos have addressed growing anti-immigration sentiment in a powerful video message ahead of the World Cup, speaking of their pride in their heritage and playing for the national team. Compared to their equivalent release ahead of the Qatar World Cup, which directly addressed the hosts’ human rights record, the Socceroos’ statement on Friday was uncontroversial. Continue reading...