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Postdramatic Theatre & Australia: A 'New' Theatre Discourse, Margaret M. Hamilton
Postdramatic Theatre & Australia: A 'New' Theatre Discourse, Margaret M. Hamilton
Faculty of Creative Arts - Papers (Archive)
The penultimate year of the twentieth century marked the publication of two highly significant books contributing to the development of local and international theatre history and theory. In 1999 Currency Press, in association with RealTime, published Performing the unNameable, the first anthology of Australian performance texts to appear in Australia, and Verlag der Autoren published Hans-Thies Lehmann's landmark contribution to the understanding of 'new' forms of theatre, Postdramatisches Theater. The long-awaited English translation of Lehmann's book by Karen Jiirs-Munby, Post dramatic Theatre, appeared in early 2006. Prior to its availability to an Anglophone readership, Lehmann's monograph had emerged as a …
Metropolis In Black And White - The Art Of Percy Benison, Michael K. Organ
Metropolis In Black And White - The Art Of Percy Benison, Michael K. Organ
Faculty of Creative Arts - Papers (Archive)
In April 1928 the Australian release of Fritz Lang's Metropolis was marked by a media campaign which included the black and white drawings of Sydney-based artist Percy Benison. The paper comments on selected works and presents a brief outline of the artist's life.
White Aborigines: Identity Politics In Australia Art, Ian A. Mclean
White Aborigines: Identity Politics In Australia Art, Ian A. Mclean
Faculty of Creative Arts - Papers (Archive)
This book discusses how the relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal 'Australia' were imagined in Australian painting over the previous two hundred years. My aim is to do more than trace a particular theme in the history of Australian painting; it is to tell a story of the invention of an Australian subjectivity.