Browsing Tag Arts
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ARTS 0Bondi Short Film Festival
Unlike most festival directors, clamouring to be the biggest or best or most niche or most independent, Bondi Short ...
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ARTS 0Electrofringe
Electrofringe Festival co-director Daniel Green has had a “big, goal-kicking day” when I call him. “I’d like to think ...
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ARTS 0‘I am love’ – review
I emerged from Italian melodrama I Am Love with my head and heart spinning. Director Luca Guadagnino has made ...
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ARTS 0Harry Brown – film review
High on drugs, two youths on a motorbike screech around a London housing estate. Filmed as a dizzying point-of-view ...
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ARTS 0Way to Heaven – review (Stables Theatre)
It’s 1944, and a Red Cross inspector is invited by the Nazis to visit a Jewish ghetto near Berlin ...
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ARTS 0Stockholm – review (Wharf Theatre)
When Stockholm begins, Spring is arriving. There are tightly curled green buds and a breeze drenched in warm, new ...
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ARTS 0Socratis Otto, Stockholm
How people raved about ‘Black Watch’! Performed during the 2008 Sydney Festival, tickets were devoured by those in the ...
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ARTS 0Geometries of Attention – Astrid Lorange and René Christen (Serial Space)
Like straining to hear a salacious conversation on the train, the three works in Geometries of Attention don’t come ...
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ARTS 0Sounds like art (Electrofringe, This Is Not Art)
Ah, memory. That great muse of poets, filmmakers, songwriters and artists everywhere. For what else but art can interpret ...
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ARTS 0Let’s Paint TV (Electrofringe, This Is Not Art)
The written word serves visual comedy poorly. So go now and watch performance artist Mr Let’s Paint TV on ...
