Acting world mourns Hopkins
HAROLD Hopkins, famous for his roles in classic Australian films Don’s Party, The Club and Gallipoli, was a lovable eccentric.
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A COMPANY is backing art’s ability to change the fortunes of Riotinto, as they did for Broken Hill.
Time out at MCA
THE standout work from this year’s Venice Biennale will form the centrepiece of the MCA’s grand reopening in March.
Jackman retakes Broadway
EIGHT years ago he took New York by storm as the boy from Oz. Now it’s the bloke from Wahroonga who has Broadway abuzz.
Don’t call them mellow cellos
LUKA Sulic and Stjepan Hauser have their hearts set on a pair of very old and very expensive Guadagnini cellos
Swell approach to birth weights
HEALTH and art met when the Aboriginal women of Moree in NSW made plaster casts of their pregnant stomachs.
Sydney house wins global award
A “VERTICAL house” built on tiny disused car park in Sydney has been honoured at the World Architecture Festival in Barcelona.
Diabate forced to cancel Festival show
A HEADLINE act at the Melbourne Festival has been forced to cancel his performance due to a political wrangle.
Capon unveils Olley tribute
MARGARET Olley would have approved, says Edmund Capon.
Constellations (Grand Atlantic)
FOR an album recorded in an abandoned lunatic asylum in a far-flung corner of New Zealand, Constellations is remarkably devoid of, well, nuttiness.
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