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Jaq Grantford awarded Archibald Prize 2023 ANZ People's Choice award for portrait of Noni Hazlehurst - Vimarsana News

Jaq Grantford awarded Archibald Prize 2023 ANZ People's Choice award for portrait of Noni Hazlehurst

First-time a href= http://artgallery.nsw.gov.au target= _blank Archibald Prize /a finalist Jaq Grantford has been announced as the winner of the A

Where I Slept by Libby Angel review – Melbourne's 1990s bohemia comes to gritty life | Books - Vimarsana News

Where I Slept by Libby Angel review – Melbourne's 1990s bohemia comes to gritty life | Books

A descendant of Helen Garner’s Monkey Grip, Angel’s biographical second novel is set among the share houses and squats of a young artistic life

Alena Lodkina's sophomore film Petrol captures Melbourne and the intensity of women's friendships beautifully - Vimarsana News

Alena Lodkina's sophomore film Petrol captures Melbourne and the intensity of women's friendships beautifully

In her second feature, Petrol, Alena Lodkina delivers an original and uniquely Australian take on universal themes, proving why she is one of most promising young directors.

Source: abc.net.au
Diary of a Book Addict: Artists and monsters - Vimarsana News

Diary of a Book Addict: Artists and monsters

What do we do with the art of monstrous men? That’s the question posed by one of the books our columnist delves into this month. She also recommends two new Australian novels, and a searing examination of Gone with the Wind.

Helen Garner: Hilary McPhee, Peter Craven and others reflect on Australian writer's amazing opus - Vimarsana News

Helen Garner: Hilary McPhee, Peter Craven and others reflect on Australian writer's amazing opus

Some of Australia’s finest minds reflect on the work of this “unflinching” writer, who has allowed us inside her head, without artifice, and tamed our most wild things into narrative.