Culture

Artists Mere Nailatikau and AM Kanngieser have co-created a sensory installation that brings the landscapes, sounds and wisdom of the Pacific region to the Venice Biennale.

In Antwerp he asks the truck drivers

but in vain. The day starts fading

& they, without being trapped by

retrospective, exert no influence upon

judgements of distance. He walks away

 

from them. All totalitarian dystopias,

in life & in art, seem to be obsessed

with the everyday crimes of the

middle classes. The Texas Chain-

saw Massacre keeps looping in

The Studio, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s satire on Hollywood absurdity, shows how even the powerful are driven by their insecurities, fears and delusions.

Blak In-Justice at Heide Museum of Modern Art is at once a devastating indictment of our legal system and a way to connect emotionally to its impact on Indigenous people.

This year, Cinema Reborn brings treasures to the big screen that include a work by Tarkovsky, some vampire eroticism and the largest Australian contingent yet.

Bullied as a child for being different, Paul Capsis – set to star in Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis – rose to become one of Australia’s iconic theatre artists.