Brave art

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Elizabeth Macgregor is the new director for the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, Australia. She is less interested in generating art criticism than in interesting more people in art. Macgregor's experience includes driving a two-story bus designed as a gallery and expanding regional galleries around London. Her 4-year contract begins in Sep, 1999.

Social aspects, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Art museums, Macgregor, Elizabeth, Museum of Contemporary Art (Sydney, Australia)

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Taking it from the streets

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Jonathan Mill introduces a new opera, The Eternity Man, which describes Arthur Stace who, before he died in 1967 spent 37 years chalking "Eternity" on to the pavements of Sydney. An experienced British opera company is bringing Arthur Stace back to life.

Works, The Eternity Man (Opera), Mill, Jonathan

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Tie me personality down, sport

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Australian television personality Rolf Harris has just rereleased his autobiography, "Can You Tell What it is Yet?," and is returning to television on the BBC. Rolf's new series focusing on Impressionist artists is detailed.

Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries, Arts NEC, Arts, Television personalities, Harris, Rolf

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