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Category Archives: Art, music, letters
Free Advice for The Budding Brown
First of all, blame the whites: Winnie Dunn becomes the first Tongan Australian to publish a novel. Dirt Poor Islanders’ opening scene neatly illustrates the cultural clash Meadow navigates as an Australian-born Tongan living in Sydney’s western suburbs. The young … Continue reading
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ABC investigative journalist Louise Milligan switches from news to fiction with her debut novel.
Posted in Art, music, letters, Fake news, Media
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St Mark’s FTW
Trash: 10 Must-Visit Pavilions at the Venice Biennale. Australia’s predictable exhibit is derivative. “When they stop believing in God, they call themselves modernists.” – Sir Humphrey Appleby.
Posted in Art, music, letters, Culture and society, Fake news
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Cross Country
Mission: ‘You have to get off your sofa’ – Young French Catholics restore wayside crucifixes. We received thousands of donations overnight and people across France asked us to restore calvaries in their regions. We understood there was something to be … Continue reading
You’re good to go: behind the wheel of the 1950 Austin Atlantic
A far simpler array than the 1960 Chrysler that headlines Iowahawk’s tribute thread to dashboards. I recently came across this image while reading about the promising A90. It deserved a longer run.
Posted in Art, music, letters, History, Science and technology
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Beauty As Choice
Great thread about Antoni Gaudí, the Sagrada Família, Barcelona and the Catalan Renaissance: The transformation of Barcelona after 1855 would not be conceivable anywhere in the West today.
Posted in Art, music, letters, Culture and society, History
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Now trial ‘free from the black gaze’ nights on the Underground
New West End play allocates two nights for black audiences to watch ‘free from the white gaze.’
The President of Russia still hasn’t found what he’s looking for
Next week it’ll be two years since Putin invaded and tried to destroy the hard-won freedoms of Ukraine. Next it’ll be Poland, next it’ll be Lithuania, East Germany; who knows where this man will or won’t go.” – Bono makes … Continue reading
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The realisation that a life spent aping men is a miserable sham
Sad girl novels like Madeleine Gray’s are everywhere right now. What’s behind this literary trend?
Posted in Art, music, letters, Culture and society
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Wholly Smoke
It pleases me that hand-crafted pipes are still being made. This beauty is for Fr Calvin Robinson. “I believe pipe smoking contributes to a somewhat calm and objective judgement in all human affairs.” ‑ Albert Einstein, the man DEI would … Continue reading
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Ridding the powerful of a turbulent priest couldn’t happen now
Cardinal George Pell: Prison Journal, Ignatius Press, Volumes 1, 2 & 3 pack. (On sale for $99.95).
An accidentally perfect metaphor-epitaph for the Western world
“We said, ‘What are you doing?’ but no-one really knew what to do. We sort of just watched it happen.”
Posted in Art, music, letters, Culture and society, Rule of law
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Signs of Hope
A new cross atop a spire for Notre-Dame and work is nearing completion on La Sagrada Família.
Posted in Art, music, letters, History, Religion and faith
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Against The World
NEW: Pell Contra Mundum, edited by Robert A. Sirico. A white cassock would have suited him.
Posted in Art, music, letters, Religion and faith
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A Portrait of the Western World As An Old Man
A Danish artist has been ordered to repay a museum after delivering blank canvases. And then you get an artist Who says he doesn’t want to paint at all So he takes an empty canvas And he sticks it on … Continue reading
Posted in Art, music, letters, Ethics and morality
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