Inside Story

Books & arts The impress of war Gary Werskey 12 October 2024 How Paris’s “Terrible Year” shaped impressionist art Books & arts Revisiting John Berger Jane Goodall 12 August 2024 The influential writer and critic seen through the eyes of two friends Books & arts Reframing Gauguin Kate Fullagar 17 July 2024 Nicholas Thomas asks new questions about the women and cultures represented in the French artist’s work Books & arts John Glover, born-again artist in Tasmania Jim Davidson 27 March 2024 Ron Radford shows how an elderly Englishman became the first notable white Australian landscape painter

From the archive Who does she think she is? Brenda Niall 30 July 2021 A survey of women’s portraiture suggests there are as many answers as artists Books & arts Who are we? Jane Goodall 24 June 2021 It’s a question that might best be approached obliquely Books & arts Become what you are! Seumas Spark 17 May 2021 One man’s unspoken Dunera story lies behind an exhibition in rural Victoria From the archive An exact illusion of reality Tim Colebatch 1 May 2021 In search of the artist behind the Art Gallery of South Australia’s widely praised exhibition

Books & arts Reconciliation without tears Julie Rigg 2 March 2019 Cinema | Familiar scenes at the Oscars, and At Eternity’s Gate reviewed Essays & reportage A love supreme David Hayes 20 January 2019 Thirty years on, the riveting story of consuming devotion — and its buried chronicle — still haunts this reader Books & arts What is civilisation anyway? Janna Thompson 23 December 2018 Television | The BBC’s big-budget remake illustrates how perspectives have changed Books & arts Remembering the Dunera Peter Mares 13 July 2018 Books | A shared experience of wartime internment created an enduring “fictive kinship”