20 Australian Masterpieces Since 2000
October 2011
To mark the Monthly's inaugural arts issue, we approached 20 arts critics and asked each to identify the most significant Australian work of art in their field since 2000.
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Clinton beats TrumpAnd lessons for Australian politicsThe perfect hostThere’s more to throwing a party than putting out some dipsThinking caps onWhere has demand driven our universities?Mirror, mirrorThe only thing Andrew Bolt wants to recognise is his own reflectionOffshore 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 clearSomeone, anyoneAngel Olsen’s ‘My Woman’ and Sarah Mary Chadwick’s ‘Roses Always Die’
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