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We’re excited to announce that The Art Life will be returning to the screens of your ABC on Tuesday, November 13 at 10pm for a one-off year-in-review special A Year In The Art Life. We’ll be casting our collective eyes
Skanky Jane of the world-famous Skanky Jane’s Ruses of Pleasure blog has written to The Art Life to announce the birth of her latestblogging project – Skanky Jane’s Bargain Box. It’s a project that welcomes all visual art themed contributions.
“Tunnel – self portrait – is part of a series that focuses on the notion of stranger in a strange place; the challenges and outcomes of spending time in new and foreign lands. I am interested in exploring concepts of
“Style is merely the outside of content, and content the inside of style.” – Jean-Luc Godard.
Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat (The Lumière Brothers, 1895) from YouTube.
Fig 1. A week or so ago we offered our readers the chance to assess their personalities with our FREE NO OBLIGATION PERSONALITY TEST. All you had to do was answer truthfully each of the 50 questions selected to assess
Numbers: The final episode of The Art Life TV show went to air last night. We logged a very respectable 205,000 viewers, down from ep 2 but with an average of 253,000 viewers per episode. So how did we stack
Well Fancy That is our ongoing series of excerpts from the writings of some our favourite critics, journalists and curators. We take a little slice of their latest musings and post them here – usually without comment – for your
Episode 2 of our ABC TV series went to air on Tuesday night. The numbers were good – 253,000 viewers around the country – slightly down from Episode 1. We were up against some stiff opposition for our key demographic
“Revered … but Benjamin has questioned the value of his landscapes.”Photo: Quentin Jones, SMH. Not everyone can write like Jack Marx. And fewer still can do it for The Sydney Morning Herald. Commissioned to write the text for a book