An Interview with Artist Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley
Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley puts a lot of effort into installations with the expectation that audiences will put in just as much or even more. The artist, who prefers not to use …
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Tracey Emin’s Appointment as British Museum Trustee Is Groundbreaking
Tracey Emin, the English confessional artist renowned for her unapologetically autobiographical installations, prints and neon signs, is the newest trustee at the British Museum. While Emin’s work has been a …
An Interview with Photographer Kate Simon
From Madonna to Patti Smith to William S. Burroughs and a Who’s Who of 70s-era artists that includes The Rolling Stones, Queen and David Bowie, photographer Kate Simon’s list of …
Monet in Paris: The French Impressionists Alive multi-sensory experience arrives at Crown Perth
All the charm of Parisian neighbourhood Montmartre has been transported to Perth with multi-sensory experience, Monet in Paris – The French Impressionists Alive. Developed by the same team — Grande …
Review: ‘X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X’ at the Met Opera
More than thirty-six years after its world premiere at New York City Opera, X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X finally made the short trip across Lincoln Center Plaza …
The Morgan Library & Museum Is Gearing Up to Celebrate Its Centennial
The legacy of American financier John Pierpont Morgan is everywhere in New York. In addition to the pivotal and ruthless role he played on Wall Street, which included heading the …
An Interview with Ed Tang and Jonathan Cheung of Art-Bureau
Last week was the year’s biggest in the Shanghai art scene, with the opening of the West Bund and Art021 fairs and all their attendant satellite shows. Of these, one …
Letters from Darwin, JRR Tolkien and Monet Head to Auction
“I have been plagued by business, troubles, illness, and journeys, or I should have written long before,” J.R.R Tolkien wrote in a 1954 letter to an early reviewer of The …
The Business of Art Power List: Most Influential People in the Arts
The past year has been one of more transformation than usually occurs in the art world in any given twelve-month span. The cooler market can only account for some of …
Mirabilis Collective wraps debut female-led music season with The Ties That Bind at UWA Callaway Auditorium
A female-led music group determined to empower women through performance will wrap up its debut season at UWA’s Callaway Auditorium on Tuesday with The Ties That Bind. The brain-child of …