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Arts criticism today
In our time the self-proclaimed artist has joined celebrity.
by Peter Sellick - 9/05/2013 - 23 comments
Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art pulls its punches
Mired in its political ties, can the APT7 maintain its independence and paint a true picture of what's going on in the region?
by Tania Cleary - 3/04/2013 - 1 comment
Creative Australia likely to deliver real change
Although Creative Australia lacks the ambition and gravitas of 1994's Creative Nation, it may well prove to be more influential, especially for Indigenous and young artists.
Argo and the Iranian-US saga: 'old cuts remain fresh wounds'
Argo does not employ what may be termed a conventional and predictable Hollywood plot.
A place of greater safety
Hilary Mantel's French Revolution
by Chris Golis - 30/01/2013 - 1 comment
Tales of two books
Fact mixed with fiction and fact stranger than fiction, The Seaglass Spiral and Joseph Anton are beautiful in their own ways.
by Sophie Masson - 16/01/2013
Inside Assange
Canadian author Cory Doctorow has an approach much like Julian Assange's.
by Peter Vallee - 14/01/2013 - 2 comments
Iconoclastic sources of influences
Michener, Bryson and Harper all have something to say to contemporary Australians.
by Anne Frederick - 14/01/2013 - 4 comments
Put down, but never discarded
And there are books, of which the act of reading itself can be vividly recalled as if it were yesterday.
by Paul Doolan - 9/01/2013
So there's no such thing as art?
The problem with most art criticism is it is written by non-artists who don't really understand art.
Harry gives 'em curry
Littlemore rejoiced in the vilification aimed at him by the media personnel he and his production team exposed as hypocritical, incompetent or unoriginal.
by Tony Smith - 8/01/2013
Timeless classics the antidote to time poverty
The present can crowd out the future, and one way to regain it is to visit the past.
by Ross Farrelly - 7/01/2013 - 8 comments

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