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artlook #7 | December / January 2004/2005 ![]() |
THE VOICE OF THE IMAGE:
Helen Ennis, curator of In A New Light: Australian Photography 1930s–2000, believes that images should be allowed to speak for themselves and that means letting the photographs tell the story. By Kathleen Fisher
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PROFILE: JULIE MCELHONE HAYES: Christa de Jager talks to the recently appointed manager of the Canberra Repertory Theatre and finds her enthusiasm contagious more SHORT BUT NOT TOO SWEET: Miranda Tetlow reports on the range of films aired at Canberra’s rapidly growing Short Film Festival more FRAGMENTS, BEESWAX AND DROPPED CHICKEN: John Stockdill entices us to enjoy the array of endlessly alluring fragments that make up the ANU School of Art 2004 Graduating Exhibition, Green more ACT POETRY AWARD: The Stalinists, The Taliban Geoff Page more ACT POETRY AWARD: Drought and the Crow, 4pm Margaret Barbalet more ACT POETRY AWARD: At Gunghalin Jennifer Avriel Martiniello more ACT POETRY AWARD: Remembering the future Geoff Page more ACT POETRY AWARD: Hieroglyph Mathew Abbot more IT'S ALL IN THE SUBTEXT: Director Adam Maher talks to Claire Thompson about Telling Moments, the latest production from arts more PROFILE: STEVEN WRIGHT & LOUISA DE SMET: Claire Thompson chats to fashion designers Steven Wright and Louisa de Smet of Corr Blimey who believe that success lies in taking every opportunity that presents itself more THE ACT POETRY AWARD: Torso Annie Crawford more THE ACT POETRY AWARD: Country and Pnomh Penh Annie Crawford more THE ACT POETRY AWARD: Abschied Paul Hetherington more THE ART YOU LIVE WITH: Kerry Anne Cousins looks at a vibrant and lively art scene that offers an accessible entry into the art world. more COLUMN: VISUAL ART: Teenage lust under Australian skies more COLUMN: MUSIC: The ARIA Awards grow up more COLUMN: FILM: It’s been a very good year more COLUMN: FOOD & WINE: Stuffed and soaked more COLUMN: MUSIC: Music theatre flourishes in Canberra more COLUMN: LITERATURE: The beautiful book world more COLUMN: THEATRE: Here’s to a prosperous New Year of theatre more SAW: Directed by James Wan Written by James Wan and Leigh Whannell Distributed by Hoyts Distribution Rated MA15+ more SEUSSICAL – THE MUSICAL: Directed by Belinda Anyos Produced by Phoenix Players Theatre 3 14 – 29 January more TEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE: Directed by Trey Parker Written by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Pam Brady Distributed by United International Pictures Rated MA15+ more DEBBIE DOES DALLAS – THE MUSICAL: Produced by Three Amigos Productions Directed by Peter Ross Canberra Theatre 19 November more THE INCREDIBLES: Directed and Written by Brad Bird Distributed by Buena Vista International (Disney) Rated PG more TELLING MOMENTS : Written by Robert Reinhart Directed by Adam Maher Produced by ARTS Productions The Street Theatre Studio 6 – 22 January more NGARA: LIVING IN THIS PLACE NOW: Edited by John Muk Muk Burke and Martin Langford Published by Five Islands Press, 2004 more DREADFUL HAPPENINGS: Written by Tom Taylor Zeus Publications 2004 more WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS: Produced by Karen Strahan, and Lenore McGregor The Canberra Southern Cross Club 12 December more OLIVER SMITH: CraftACT 24 November more THREE WISE MONKEYS – REVUE: Directed by Carissa Campbell The Street Theatre Studio 8 – 18 December more DIRTY DANCING : Directed by Mark Wing-Davey Theatre Royal, Sydney From 18 November more STEPPING OUT: By Richard Harris Directed by Fiona Hale Produced by Queanbeyan Players Uniting Church Hall, Queanbeyan 20–29 January more |
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