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A girl’s film festival adventures in Creteil and Berlin
It's been a big month for our intrepid film festival reporter. First, Fiona went to Creteil international Festival De Femmes,…
The long and short of real-time docos
If you want to watch documentaries, it’s time to turn the television off. Even just for four minutes. All over…
Why I chose suburbia instead of bohemia
To be an artist do you really have to starve? Ralph Grayden tells us about his own experiences juggling art…
Why are Swedish bands so great?
The Knife, The Sounds, Soundtrack of Our Lives, Jose Gonzalez, Crazy Frog, the list goes on. It's striking how many…
Why I chose suburbia instead of bohemia
To be an artist do you really have to starve? Ralph Grayden tells us about his own experiences juggling art…
Digging for Victory, Going for Gold
The name ‘Painted Deserts’ is more often associated with Arizona’s rocky badlands, but a new exhibition at SPACE shows how…
The Bookshop on the Left Bank
In her second column from Paris, Jemma Birrell lets us peek inside her life working in one of the world's…
Cornelia Parker: surreal terrorist, mad scientist and alchemist
Cornelia Parker approaches her art with a sense of humour. Her artworks, like Cold Dark Matter and wrapping up Rodin’s…
The Wiki-master
ARTS HUB AUSTRALIA: Jimmy Wales is the co-founder of Wikipedia, responsible for changing the way we look at the web,…
Listing success: what book prizes mean
There is no doubt that all this ranking and rating with book prize announcements inspires debate, and most markedly, the…