Have you ever broken a bone? The law? A heart? How an encounter with a stranger changed me
A moving, unsettling social experiment staged as part of Vivid festival brings people together, two at a time
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A moving, unsettling social experiment staged as part of Vivid festival brings people together, two at a time
The house where 40 pairs of human ears were nailed up around the walls still stands up in the Gulf country, in a remote part of the outback most Australians have never seen.
Artists provoke and offend, but they also liberate us and help us understand who we are and where we’re going. Writer Stephen Orr makes a case for significant new investment in South Australian artists and cultural institutions.
Atrocities by white settlers against indigenous Australians over first 150 years include massacres, taking Aboriginals' heads as souvenirs and a house with human ears nailed to its walls.
Photographer captured divine details of faces and places We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Photographer captured divine details of faces and places December 27, 2020 — 1.06pm Normal text size JON LEWIS: 1950-2020 One of Australia’s finest social documentary photographers and filmmakers, Jon Lewis, died in Byron Bay after battling perhaps the cruellest of dementias, Lewy body, for several years. He was 70. Jon was born in 1950 in Maryland, US to Australian Tom Lewis (later to become NSW premier) and his American wife Stephanie Spector. Th...