
NGV Triennial 2020
With a mix of eye-catching works, the second NGV Triennial blends the avant-garde with the populistDecember 2020 – January 2021
The Nation Reviewed
Murrandoo’s Burketown
NGV Triennial 2020
With a mix of eye-catching works, the second NGV Triennial blends the avant-garde with the populistHealing story
Bangarra Dance Theatre’s ‘Spirit’ pays tribute to collaborators‘Jack’ by Marilynne Robinson
History and suffering matter in the latest instalment of the American author’s Gilead novels‘The Dry’ directed by Robert Connolly
Eric Bana stars as a troubled investigator dragged back to his home town in a sombre Australian thrillerInner space
Taking to London’s streets in lockdown, with thoughts of Orwell and Henry Miller, plagues, eels, decorative cakes and what might be done in the belly of a whaleReady steady gone
The passing of its figureheads underscores pop music’s waning influence on personal identityWhich jobs and what growth?
We need to talk about the economy‘Jack’ by Marilynne Robinson
History and suffering matter in the latest instalment of the American author’s Gilead novelsPicking losers
There are good reasons why Australians won’t pick fruitIntimacy on set
Productions now hire advisers to help performers navigate intimate and violent scenesNarrabri’s gas-fired liability
Locals fear coal-seam gas mining in the Pilliga will destroy the forest, the water and the tourism industryThe breath of Venus
Does the detection of phosphine gas point to life among Venus’s clouds?NGV Triennial 2020
With a mix of eye-catching works, the second NGV Triennial blends the avant-garde with the populistHealing story
Bangarra Dance Theatre’s ‘Spirit’ pays tribute to collaboratorsDeep cuts: ‘Small Axe’
Black solidarity is a palpable force throughout Steve McQueen’s five-film anthologyDistortion nation
Why are we more outraged by cheating cricketers than alleged war crimes in Afghanistan?
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