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Din Heagney visits the Melbourne Art Fair, drinks champagne, gives sound art-investment advice and can’t get the wise words of Bill Henson out of his mind…
Art Life contributor and cultural commentator Carrie Miller has been invited to present a paper at the inaugural Not Fair. In this sneak preview of the talk she’s giving on Saturday August 7 at 2 pm, Miller threads a line of yarn between the work of Jake Walker, Grunge of the early ’90s and radical knitting…
Isobel Philip uncovers the layers of Noel McKenna’s mischievous wit…
Sharne Wolff makes amends for Xmas-past and discovers Pamela See’s paper cuts…
A cut and paste approach to subject matter is observed, images are appropriated and recontextualised from a vast array of pop cultural sources, the underlying narrative is left intentionally hazy if not slightly absurd and surreal
Not a fake, maybe | Jake Chapman: “Children aren’t innocent” | Biennale bumps 500k | It’s Gehry’s world | Henson gives Garrett a serve
Andrew Frost shares his playlist of essential drone music – but first, what’s that sound?
Ian Shadwell wonders whether Inception is great entertainment or an over-inflated pseudo-profound hodgepodge – or maybe both?
Technology is great when it works.