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A selection of published works are available below.
A selection of published works are available below.
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Beneath the crackle and hum of the country's neon veneer, graffiti culture has traditionally been viewed as mindless vandalism assaulting the highly valued Japanese sense of order and cleanliness. Tokyo's lanes are considerably bare of the edgy street art - common in other major cities - that has brought global fame to guerrilla icons such as Banksy, JR and the late Keith Haring.
Beneath the crackle and hum of Japan's neon veneer, graffiti culture has traditionally been viewed as mindless vandalism assaulting the country's highly valued sense of order and cleanliness. Tokyo's lanes are virtually bare of the edgy street art -- common in other major cities -- that
Dans les couleurs vives des néons, l'architecture hétéroclite et le bourdonnement des grandes villes japonaises, le graffiti reste un intrus, une agression insensée contre les biens privés ou collectifs. Il doit ruser pour se faire accepter au Japon.
Alt Media
Directed by Ericson Core and written by Kurt Wimmer, Point Break is a re-make of Kathryn Bigelow's 1991 surfer-crime film but fails to retain the charisma and chemistry that made the original such a cult classic.
Originally published online and in print on 23.11.15 || Alt Media If you're free on Saturday 28 November, head over to the Sydney Opera House to catch a very special edition of McAllister in Conversation. In a surprising twist, interviewer becomes interviewee as the Australian Ballet's Artistic Director, David McAllister, forays into the spotlight to discuss...
December 2, 2015 By Emily Shen The Australian premiere season of New Breed 2015 is set for a spectacular showcase at Sydney's Carriageworks. New Breed comprises of a four-part program built by two Australian choreographers handpicked from the independent sector and two selected from the Sydney Dance Company's own ranks.
Following eight successful runs in the United Kingdom, alternative art event The Other Art Fair will be hosting its inaugural Sydney edition next week. Launching at the aMBUSH Project Space at Central Park, the fair operates as a direct selling platform for independent artists and covers various artistic mediums such as installations, sculptures, painting and photography.
Originally published online and in print on 22.10.15 || Alt Media Opening to audiences outside of its summer festival dates for the first time, Sydney Festival celebrates its 40th anniversary year with an October season of the acclaimed contemporary Desdemona. A re-imagined telling of the Shakespeare classic, Othello, by Nobel Prize laureate Toni Morrison, the...
