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Palestinian artists remember the Nakbar
Hong Kong International Arts Fair gets underway
Forbes releases celebrity power list 2012
Irshad Manji attacked at Indonesian book launch
Pay TV to sponsor Zanzibar Film Festival
First of five public libraries opened in Cairo
Rwandan artists discuss culture preservation
Zimbabwe film to enjoy a street premiere
Sotheby’s heads to Brazil
Destroying art for art’s sake
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.
The fine art of the right location
| The film industry is often perceived as one of the most glamorous industries there is. But what’s it really like to work on site? We discover the joys and stresses of location management.
Don’t find that funny? You could lack perception
| A recently published study suggests that self-deception inhibits laughter.
The artist as media activist
| An active artist is automatically a media activist. The new media is a natural extension of what artists do.
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.
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- Sotheby’s heads to Brazil
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