MCA puts its work above law
WHEN the Museum of Contemporary Art’s new wing opens, it won’t have been without a brush with the law.
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A marsupial-free zone in Venice
YOU won’t find any marsupials wandering around Australia’s pavilion at next year’s Venice Architecture Biennale.
The music of the night
TAFELMUSIK brings Galileo, Isaac Newton and Vivaldi together for a new look at old music.
Watch the Throne (Jay-Z and Kanye West)
JAY-Z and Kanye West aren’t exactly poster boys for feminism.
Gallery architect who defined a city
THE architect behind distinctive buildings the National Gallery of Australia and the High Court, was a visionary.
Chamber of experimentation
A CLASSICALLY trained ensemble has ditched convention for a crazy diversity.
Stories to make Apple founder cry
PERFORMER Mike Daisey’s work addresses Steve Jobs and the world his company created.
Gatekeeper tunes past to future
A Tokyo musician mixes old and new in a hypnotic blend.
And now for something funny
SOME of the world’s finest comedians are bringing their droll world views to Australia’s inaugural Just for Laughs festival.
Century of being driven to abstraction
ART historians will quibble but Terence Maloon is sticking to his guns: this year, he insists, is the centenary of abstract art.
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