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Australia needs bold and fearless artists – and arts programmers – willing to represent difficult issues.
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A year on from a controversy that almost saw the Hobart midwinter arts festival cancelled — figuratively and literally — creative director Leigh Carmichael is left to wonder: was it all worth it?
I’m bloodied and exhausted: Mofo chief
Leigh Carmichael is reconsidering his future with the Dark Mofo festival, saying the fallout from last year’s Union Flag controversy has left him humbled and exhausted.
‘We miss him’: Stones keep rolling with heavy hearts
After six decades in rock ’n’ roll Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood remember their late mate Charlie Watts and marvel at the hand history has dealt them.
Arts & Culture list: our panel
We put together an expert panel of journalists to compile the inaugural list of 100 game changers in the arts. Learn more about the panel.
What’s the point of art?
What’s the point of art? Perhaps Jackson Pollock said it best: ‘Art is coming face to face with yourself.’
‘Who will stand up for the arts?’ Ben Quilty
Australia must now recognise the depth of talent in its midst and celebrate a new generation of cultural leaders.
Artist has magazine covered with a token offering
Raoul Marks is constantly surprising himself. The Fremantle-based creative has been named as one of 100 arts game-changers in The List – Arts and Culture, published in The Australian.
Cannes can’t help falling in love with Baz’s Elvis
Cannes was shaken, rattled and rolled overnight as the world premiere of Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis biopic rocked the film festival on the French Riviera.
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