Australia is the world's third-largest consumer, behind Germany and the US
Global sales rise 25 times in 20 years, led by young collectors, artists in Asia
Mining tycoon Gina Rinehart's attempt to hide portrait has only drawn more viewers
Nearly four decades on, 'Strangers' finds new meaning in the hands of UK director
Historic artists' retreat near Melbourne threatened by giant roadworks
Trailblazing saxophonist has helped bring global respect to homegrown styles
Despite global recognition, industry fears 40% fall in people taking up trade
Artists hope products convey spirit and stories of Indigenous community
British adventurer helps to revive skills lost during communist rule
Kid the Phantom Thief's 'secret' and Heiji's romance take center stage
Festival can be a springboard to success for indie filmmakers
Saga has wiped out 11% of the largest K-pop management agency's market value
Once-neglected tongues and instruments are being increasingly embraced
With digital platforms multiplying, it's now harder for artists to become popular
International groups work to relocate persecuted cultural workers
Traditional practice is often misunderstood by Western observers who regard them as ugly
Photographer has made capturing Japan's aesthetics and spirituality his life's work
Hit series dispenses with the submissive Japanese women of the 1980 original
Called the next BTS, boy band rehearses to make its own name at Coachella in the U.S.
Critics embrace AI as solution to embedding of 'woke' agenda
Few big artists visit Jakarta, forcing audiences to take their money abroad
Famed orchestras and ballets flock to Beijing as countries seek closer ties
New story in artist's 'Black Jack' series released three decades after his death
President of U.S. distributor says film's 'dream logic' keeps audiences coming back