The Arts

Gibson strips Jesus Christ's message and makes Him a Hollywood Star.
by Scott Stephens - Friday, March 12, 2004

The crime and prison movie genre showcase only rare true successes.
by Bernie Matthews - Tuesday, January 27, 2004

State galleries' Caravaggio shows the National Gallery how it's done.
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Friday, January 23, 2004

Giving our culture a new voice - how singing makes life a bit nicer.
by Stephen Crabbe - Thursday, January 22, 2004

Book Review: Australia failed to put its inherited excellence to good use.
by Sinclair Davidson - Monday, January 19, 2004

A wrap-up of what to expect in tabloid headlines for 2004.
by Rose Cooper - Friday, January 16, 2004

Book Review: The Bride Stripped Bare is classic 30-something chick lit.
by Paul Maley - Monday, January 12, 2004

Conversations about suburbs and communities: the new Griffith Review.
by Graeme Davison - Monday, January 12, 2004

Book Review: The End of Equality paints a hopeless picture.
by Natasha Cica - Monday, January 05, 2004

A smorgasbord of culture lined up this summer, ready for any occasion.
by Lee Rhiannon - Monday, January 05, 2004

Giving up quotas for a US-Australian FTA would be music to my ears.
by Con Frantzeskos - Wednesday, December 24, 2003

Interference in the National Museum puts Australian culture under siege.
by Kate Lundy - Friday, December 05, 2003

The music industry has only itself to blame for sales lost to the Internet.
by John Schumann - Thursday, December 04, 2003

A stagnant and meaningless popular culture is a big problem for society.
by Peter McMahon - Wednesday, November 26, 2003

Copyright protection 70 years after death does not encourage creativity.
by Emma Caine, Andrew Christie and Peter Eckersley - Tuesday, November 25, 2003

The dinosaurs of the recorded music industry must evolve or die.
by Con Frantzeskos - Friday, November 14, 2003

Developing Australian television comedy - you just have to laugh.
by Rose Cooper - Friday, November 14, 2003

Lara Croft: raiding the ruins of post-colonial righteousness.
by Leanne McRae - Monday, November 10, 2003

How to keep record sales profitable despite the ease of file-swapping.
by Greg Barns - Wednesday, October 29, 2003

Exhibition review: Bill Robinson's perspectives, place and memory.
by David Malouf - Friday, October 17, 2003

Concert Review: Billy Bragg, songs and revolution, pop and politics.
by Tara Brabazon - Tuesday, October 07, 2003

White girls can't hump?
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Friday, September 26, 2003

Ken Park is dangerous to those most vulnerable to sexual exploitation.
by Nick Ferrett - Tuesday, July 22, 2003

Banning Ken Park, however tiresome, reveals Australia's spiritual bigotry.
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Tuesday, July 22, 2003

Does Aussie culture need protection from US cultural imperialism?
by Brendon O'Connor - Tuesday, July 08, 2003

Pat Moynihan - neo-conservative but liberal in his appreciation of the arts.
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Thursday, April 10, 2003

Reality is not as simple as Bad Banksia Men and there's no Skywalker, either.
by Natasha Cica - Friday, March 14, 2003

Australian Arts funding: we need to spread it around more widely.
by Leon Fish - Monday, March 10, 2003

Cuthbert's Waterloo a timely reminder of the horrors of wars past.
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Tuesday, February 25, 2003

Alston's economic rationalisation terrorises the Arts in Australia.
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Thursday, January 16, 2003

We must be careful to preserve the value of Australia's Indigenous art.
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Friday, December 13, 2002

Gormley work will set a standard to which Australia's artists can aspire.
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Wednesday, November 13, 2002

The politesse of current arts funding muffles artists’ voices.
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Monday, October 28, 2002

Tasmania should become a centre for definitive Australian art & culture.
by Jane Rankin-Reid - Wednesday, October 16, 2002

More money for the big companies: governments back Nugent
by Richard Letts - Saturday, July 15, 2000

Future direction of Queensland Ballet.
by Francois Klaus - Wednesday, April 19, 2000

The Arts - Just Entertainment, or a Testament to Our Civilisation?
by Francois Klaus - Sunday, August 15, 1999

The Mosque to commerce - Bin Laden's special complaint with the World trade Center
by Laurie Kerr - Linked 15/01/02

Dissecting a 'Masterpiece' to Find Out How It Ticks
by Edward Rothstein - Linked 15/01/01

When Genes Tell the Story
by Desson Howe - Linked 15/6/00

The Beethoven Mystique
by Jeffrey Dane, The Art Bin - Linked 15/1/00

Shakespeare Will Burn, Regardless: Bullets over Broadway and The Real Problem with VCR Remotes
by Douglass Curran, Exquisite Corpse - Linked 15/1/00