The Best of Australian Arts 2012
October 2012
For the Monthly's second arts issue, ten critics give their picks for the best of 2012. Click here to see the gallery.
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Thinking caps onWhere has demand driven our universities?The perfect hostThere’s more to throwing a party than putting out some dipsSummer is comingOr why silence can be goldenOffshore crimesIs the government committing criminal offences by failing to ensure the safety of detainees on Nauru and Manus Island?A four-headed monsterRon Howard’s ‘Eight Days a Week’ catches The Beatles and their fans in a dazzling, imperishable youthIs Michelle Guthrie tuned in to the ABC?The new managing director’s vision isn’t clearWho’s in charge?Malcolm Turnbull still doesn’t seem to be calling the shots in CanberraSomeone, anyoneAngel Olsen’s ‘My Woman’ and Sarah Mary Chadwick’s ‘Roses Always Die’Compressed contemporaryDurbach Block Jaggers is a practice in argument
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