September, 2016
WAITING FOR ALLIGATOR
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 22.09.16
A play less like Samuel Beckett's could hardly be imagined. But like 'Godot', we do spend a good part of 'The Drover's Wife' waiting for, but never meeting Alligator, the legendary dog in the Henry Lawson story that gave Leah...» Read More
CLINTON NAIN : PASSIVE - AGGRESSIVE DREAM
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 20.09.16
Clinton Nain is a shape-shifter. Predictability isn't something you should expect from an artist who has been identified closely with the Torres Strait despite being born in Melbourne of mixed Ku-Ku Aboriginal, Meriam Mer, Danish and Irish ancestry and trained...» Read More
PARRTJIMA – TELLING STORIES THROUGH LIGHT
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 20.09.16
The success that has been the Vivid light festival in Sydney is about to go bush; two and a half kilometres of the West MacDonnell Ranges outside Alice Springs will light up for 2 weeks from Friday. And, just as...» Read More
Edward Albee, Art Collector
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 18.09.16
News from America that Edward Albee, one the 20th Century's greatest playwrights, has died aged 88. I had the good fortune to meet him six years ago and talk to him - not about playwrighting - but about his art...» Read More
