Books, Music Andrew Ford and Anni Heino on what makes a song truly sing Anders Furze What makes a song? In the era of downloaded and digital playlists, two musical minds reassess, writes Anders Furze. * …
Books, Reviews Find Me book review: a flawed followup to Call Me By Your Name Anders Furze There’s a moment in Find Me, André Aciman’s sequel to his 2007 novel Call Me By Your Name, that reveals …
News & Commentary, Visual Arts NGV to put spotlight on early 20th century French artist Anders Furze The early 20th century French artist Pierre Bonnard will be the focus of the National Gallery of Victoria’s 2020 winter …
Festivals, Stage Gender Euphoria review (Melbourne International Arts Festival) Anders Furze Taking to the stage inside the Spiegeltent, the artists of Gender Euphoria are collectively the largest cast of trans and …
Festivals, Stage Sex, violence and working class neglect: director Stewart Laing on ‘The End of Eddy’ Anders Furze When Édouard Louis’ debut novel The End of Eddy was published in France in 2014, it immediately caused a sensation. …
Live, News & Commentary Taikoz’s Ian Cleworth on the artist lifecycle, collaboration and new show ‘Seven Flowers’ Anders Furze The flower is the mind and the seed is the technique. So said 15th century Japanese playwright, actor and theoretician …
News & Commentary ‘Open letter’ urging states to reject arts funding framework gets strong backing Anders Furze Updated Thursday October 10 at 4.22pm More than 700 independent artists have signed an open letter urging state arts ministers …
Festivals, Reviews, Stage Diaspora review (Melbourne International Arts Festival) Anders Furze Billing itself as a “science fiction revelation”, Diaspora is a mind-bending exploration of post-humanism that alternately dazzles and confounds. A …
Stage 30 years of celebrating the Bard Down Under Anders Furze Bell Shakespeare marks its 30th birthday in 2020. Anders Furze spoke to artistic director Peter Evans about the company’s anniversary …
