-Eight films to watch in October 2013
- Pervert’s Guide to Ideology
- The Slovene philosopher, psychoanalyst and Marxist provocateur Slavoj Žižek follows up his 2006 documentary The Pervert’s Guide to Cinema with a new investigation into "the mechanisms that shape what we believe and how we behave". Mixing deadpan narration with a kaleidoscope of movie clips, Žižek draws on films from Taxi Driver and Full Metal Jacket to Titanic and The Sound of Music to illustrate his theories – a cinema buff’s delight. Released 4 October in the UK, 1 November in the US and 29 November in Poland.
-Ned Kelly, Sidney Nolan and the story of Australian art
HIDE CAPTION- Bandit territory
- Nolan’s Ned Kelly sits upright and authoritative on his horse amid the vast expanse of Australia’s outback landscape. (Royal Academy)
As a huge new exhibition of Australian art opens at London’s Royal Academy, Alastair Sooke explores drama, history and national myth in one of country’s most iconic paintings.-How Chinese art explores its one-child policy
Photo: PruneNourry/Zachary Bako/Courtesy of the Magda Danysz GalleryThe controversial law has stirred artists to action - from quiet despondency to open activism. As a critical new work goes on show in Shanghai, Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore considers how art can critique politics in a closed society.*Resource From BBC,Click Here To Read More*Edited By Royal Wang
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