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ICYMI: the week's arts news

The latest arts news.

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Why Australian crime writers are killing it

Two upcoming crime fiction festivals threaten to spill the beans (and the blood).

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How Australian artists are reinterpreting colonial sculptures

Artist intervention, truth telling, and public discussion is a step in the right direction to shed light on colonialist monuments.

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Book review: How to end a story, Helen Garner

An autofiction revealing the pearls and poignancy of everyday life.

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Theatre review: Dry, State Theatre Company SA

Climate change bites: an apocalyptic future scenario.

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Empathetic communicators are essential in a crisis

As the world navigates its way through life with coronavirus, it’s safe to say clear communication has never been more…

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The critical impact of music and performance engagement

Collaborative work and industry contacts play a starring role in this Monash University course.

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Alexander Berlage leads the return of live theatre with Mr Burns

Alexander Berlage is giving back to his alma mater, directing Anne Washburn’s darkly comic Mr Burns, a post-electric play, part…

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From bikie clubs to ballroom dancing in film and TV

It’s all about hands-on learning in screen and media production at TAFE SA.

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Why the screen industry needs forward-thinking students

Film and television students at UniSA combine their creativity with real-world learning.

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