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When you need to change to get it right - Vimarsana News

When you need to change to get it right

The MCA has worked with its challenges – and in sync with museum trends globally – to rethink its future. ArtsHub speaks with Director Suzanne Cotter.

Cynthia Jackson obituary: Grief inspired support that launched the careers of young artists - Vimarsana News

Cynthia Jackson obituary: Grief inspired support that launched the careers of young artists

On the first day of Spring, Cynthia Jackson would bring a vase of sweet peas to the MCA’s reception desk. Her patronage of young artists launched some truly stellar careers.

Virginia Spate: A role model for young art historians - Vimarsana News

Virginia Spate: A role model for young art historians

Crucially, Spate supported the introduction in the early 1990s of teaching Aboriginal art.

Source: smh.com.au
Trinity hosts 16th International Gothic Association Conference - Vimarsana News

Trinity hosts 16th International Gothic Association Conference

From Bram Stoker to Oscar Wilde to J.S. Le Fanu, the history of gothic literature is entwined with Trinity College Dublin. So, it was only a matter of time before the International Gothic Association (IGA) made its way to the city.

Source: tcd.ie
The Sub(urban)altern: Spatial and Temporal Refractions of Normativity and Ari Aster's Hereditary (2018) - Vimarsana News

The Sub(urban)altern: Spatial and Temporal Refractions of Normativity and Ari Aster's Hereditary (2018)

Figure 5: Figure 6: Holly Andres, 2016 Aster’s narrative begins with the death of Ellen Taper Leigh, matriarch of the Graham family, whose funerary service is led by a seemingly ambivalent eulogy presented by her daughter, Annie (Toni Collette). Annie confesses her confusing and often times tumultuous relationship with her dementia-ridden mother, claiming that she was a private individual who held many secrets and never shared anything about her interpersonal relationships. A mother to thirteen-year-old daughter Charlie (Milly Shapiro) and sixteen-year-old son Peter (Alex Wolff), Annie spe...