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Published on 10 January, 2012.
In praise of nepotism
Despite the cultural landmarks of the past 40 years, Australian artists lack the standing they deserve. Katharine Brisbane looks back on four decades of artistic growth in Australia in search of answers in her Philip Parsons Memorial Lecture, In Praise of Nepotism, delivered yesterday at Sydney's Belvoir St Theatre. In praise of nepotism
Manhattan's artist haunt 'whitewashed'
FOR decades residents of Manhattan have held two truths to be self-evident. The first is that they are living in the greatest city on Earth. The second is that it was a lot better ten years ago. Manhattan's artist haunt 'whitewashed'
Times Square building to test commercial market
AN investor who purchased a Times Square office tower at the peak of the market is moving to put it on the block in a deal that will test how high trophy Manhattan commercial real estate prices have risen. Times Square building to test commercial market
Despite the cultural landmarks of the past 40 years, Australian artists lack the standing they deserve. Katharine Brisbane looks back on four decades of artistic growth in Australia in search of answers in her Philip Parsons Memorial Lecture, In Praise of Nepotism, delivered yesterday at Sydney's Belvoir St Theatre. In praise of nepotism
Manhattan's artist haunt 'whitewashed'
FOR decades residents of Manhattan have held two truths to be self-evident. The first is that they are living in the greatest city on Earth. The second is that it was a lot better ten years ago. Manhattan's artist haunt 'whitewashed'
Times Square building to test commercial market
AN investor who purchased a Times Square office tower at the peak of the market is moving to put it on the block in a deal that will test how high trophy Manhattan commercial real estate prices have risen. Times Square building to test commercial market
