Philanthropy, Multiculturalism and Contemporary Art in Sydney
Didgeridoodles A perfect storm of money, mature multiculturalism and matter-of-fact Aussie audacity, gathering for years, has burst over the Contemporary…
ByDidgeridoodles A perfect storm of money, mature multiculturalism and matter-of-fact Aussie audacity, gathering for years, has burst over the Contemporary…
ByThey Don’t Make ‘Em Like They Used To Nicole Swengley on the multi-layered possibilities of ‘additive manufacturing’, the astonishing 3D…
ByBlue-Chip Period <br /> What a performer! Ivan Lindsay on the reasons why that randy old goat Pablo Picasso remains…
ByThe Art of the Sale You’d think buying art would be as easy as Auerbach, Bacon, Clemente. But, says Freddy…
ByThe Shock of the Old and New David Walsh, founder of MONA, has put the art into Hobart with a…
ByGod, Sell the Queen Nostalgia isn’t what it used to be — it’s more expensive, for one thing, especially if…
ByBacks to the Wall Think today’s bankers have image problems? Back in 1933, Ferdinand Pecora made sure they had plenty…
ByAre You Being Patronising? Melinda Hughes on why brilliant but broke young musicians need all the help they can get,…
BySpot On Anthony Haden-Guest talks to that dotty master, Damien Hirst Just about anybody with an active interest in Contemporary…
ByHim Indoors Jeremy Musson goes round the houses to explain why, when it comes to stately piles, it’s not just…
ByFollowing a six month campaign (Save Britain’s Historic Landscape), starting in August 2011, shortly after the publication of the draft…
BySeason’s Bleatings THE FESTIVE SEASON has been upon us. It shouldn’t be a big surprise, for it tends to happen…
ByPart of Spear’s Save Britain’s Historic Landscape Campaign by Chris Heaton-Harris, MP for Daventry I have been contacted by a…
ByBoite the Heck? Sure, the Beatrice was good, clean, grungy fun, but let’s face it, New York is crying out…
ByBoite the Heck? Sure, the Beatrice was good, clean, grungy fun, but let’s face it, New York is crying out…
ByHas political correctness now swung too far the other way in being conservative? Melinda Hughes looks at the case of…
ByYes, By Jupiter! Is it really worth £50 million of public money for a masterpiece by one of the greatest…
ByLet’s Do Launch Manhattan has gone dotty for a new book on Edwina Sandys, the flame-haired painter, sculptor and granddaughter…
ByAndrei Navrozov remembers his tormented and ultimately tragic college chum Nicholas Hervey, the not-quite Marquess of Bristol AS EVERY FOREIGNER…
ByBoomerang: The Meltdown Tour By Michael Lewis Allen Lane, 240 pages Review by Christopher Silvester By Boomerang: The Meltdown Tour…
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