Articles in the Arts, Media & Culture Category
Jeff Wall is one of the world’s most famous contemporary photographers. As a new exhibition of his photographs comes to Sydney, Zoe Ferguson investigates why Wall’s work is so distinguished.
There’s a fine line between making films and saving the planet but an Australian landscaper who works on Hollywood films wants to make it happen, writes Elizabeth Pickworth.
Australia Post’s CEO recently said the email era was coming to an end and new digital technology will replace email in the near future. But not everyone is convinced that this is the case. Rachel Worsley reports.
Refugees at Sydney’s Villawood Immigration Detention Centre are painting pictures as a therapeutic way of dealing with their traumatic past. Yash Pandya and Stephanie Watson reports.
Do pop stars get more punctual with age? If you compare Guns N’ Roses’ early show on stage to previous years’ extreme lateness, then well, yes. But has age also improved their performance? PJ Robb reports after seeing them live in Sydney.
When $1.4 million of funding was slashed from community broadcasters’ digital services, the future viability of digital radio services for community stations was brought into question in Australia, reports Tim Bennett.
Sarah Giles sets the stage for the Sydney Theatre Company with a challenging play that was once banned, writes Linda Beattie.
The director of Les Misérables, Tom Hooper, spoke to Christina Ueltzen about the making of the film.
The issue of violence in entertainment media was again raised only days after the release of violent warfare video game Mortal Combat. Wade Stephens looked at the different arguments in the debate.
For present and future journalists, the profession is fraught with change. Social media is a huge part of the new media landscape and journalists should know how to approach it properly. Emma Rennie reports.
