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ABC Classic and ABC Jazz reveal recipients of $90,000 Composer Commissioning Fund Pictured: Eric Avery ABC Classic and ABC Jazz have announced the 15 recipients of the inaugural Composer Commissioning Fund to support the creation of new music from emerging and diverse Australian artists. Chosen from 150 applications, all compositions will be recorded live for broadcast and commercial release via ABC Music, with each successful applicant being granted up to $6,000 to assist in the writing and recording of their work. Out of the 15 suc...

Unfairly overshadowed by the more illustrious Hermitage, the Russian Museum houses a magnificent collection of Russian art, the largest in

In these questions. that gives me a little motivation to keep moving forward. >> tgs it is going to take more than posting a black square on instagram. our friend writes this, from one side of his residence, the president looks out on massive tributes in stone to great men who owned black men and women. from the other, the president now cannot avoid being reminded that jefferson ignored black lives do in fact, have just as much meaning as white runs. your thoughts on what ju eugene has written and what the coming an terse i have means to you? >> i think a jury of his peers

Inference, it will take more than posting a black square on instagram. our mutual friend eugene robinson has proved why he has a pulitzer prize on his shelf by writing this. from one side of his residence, the president looks out on a massive tributes in stone to great men who owned black men and women as slaves. from the other, the president now cannot avoid being reminded of the truth that washington and jefferson will fully ignored. black lives do, in fact, have a just as much value and meaning as white ones. bill, your thoughts on wet baratunde said, what eugene has written, and what this ...

Georg Baselitz, Amersee, Germany, 2020. Photo ©Elke Baselitz 2021. Courtesy Gagosian. Georg Baselitz has been stirring up controversy for over half a century. The artist, who is now 83, was the subject of an obscenity trial in the 1960s over his painting of a young boy holding an exaggerated phallus. He later showed wooden figures appearing to give Nazi salutes at the 1980 Venice Biennale, and more recently he made comments in the press casting aspersions on the abilities of women artists. When I caught up with him, the artist was in Venice for the opening of an exhibition of new work in t...