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06:14 PM Naked Kookaburras in La Boite Indie’s premiere
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03:49 PM Headland, Scupture by the Sea 2013 is launched
03:28 PM A record 31 films compete for Israeli film awards
03:14 PM Taiwanese Designer wins Independent Music Award
02:48 PM Bonhams to auction seven Ugandan artworks
02:39 PM Mario Testino launches cultural hub in Peru
01:57 PM Tuscan Sun Festival partners with Tribeca Firenze
01:48 PM Austrian artist sparks Interpol murder hunt
01:14 PM Ai Weiwei permitted to appeal $2.4m tax bill
Street artist gives rappers the royal treatment
| An L.A. street artist has allowed his love for rap music to take shape through his art, producing paintings of famous rappers as medieval noblemen.
99.8%: The Attrition Rate of Artists in Australia
| We’re all born artists but only 0.2% of all Australians will make it their life. Somewhere along the way the rest of us made a choice.
Edvard Munch’s The Scream sells for record $119.9m
| One of the world’s most recognisable paintings, Edvard Munch’s The Scream has far exceeded auctioneer’s expectations, selling for a record breaking $119.9m.
Does music making increase empathy?
| We’re all familiar with the joys of listening to music, but new research suggests that making music might help to increase empathy in children.
Stolen Cezanne painting found in Serbia
| Serbian police made an amazing discovery when they uncovered a stolen Paul Cezanne painting that has been missing since 2008.
Paradise Lost trilogy
| ACMI: Collectively, these three documentaries from co-directors Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky comprise a remarkable and moving study of murder and the miscarriage of justice.
A Separation
| HOPSCOTCH: From acclaimed Iranian writer/director Asghar Farhadi comes this faultless feature about a couple of the verge of divorce.
Richard III
| THE OLD VIC: Sam Mendes directs Kevin Spacey in this bravura production of Shakespeare’s timeless play.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon
| Big, loud and hugely entertaining, the latest film in the blockbuster franchise more than makes up for its disappointing predecessor.
Macbeth
| ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANY: A warlord unrivalled on the battlefield, Macbeth is rewarded with rank and favour by a grateful king.
Ralph Grayden
| Ralph Grayden is an ex-lawyer who, since 2003, has made a substantially less well remunerated living as a journalist and copywriter. He was born in regional Australia, spent four years in London, and now has moved back to ...
Martin Langford
| Martin Langford Martin has published six books of poetry and sits on the judging panel for the 2012 Blake Poetry Prize.
Yunyu
| Singaporean/Australian singer-songwriter Yunyu has collaborated with NY Times #1 Bestselling Manga Artist and a Thai animation studio to produce a unique musical experience.
Marc Whiteway
| After seeing Canadian film pro Marc Whiteway's video of artist Del Kathryn Barton we invited him for a chat.
Mike Lees - Production Designer
| This production designer extraordinaire has created costumes, sets, installations and styled for various publications, events, productions and performers throughout the UK, Europe and America.
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