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Nick Galvin | WAtoday (opens the original)
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As of this month I haven’t picked up a drink for a year, and I’ve made some huge discoveries. When Nathan Beard’s elderly aunt had a fall, she remained determined to do everything for herself – so he captured her dignified stoicism in a powerful image. Chief conductor Simone Young has thrown the wraps off her 2027 season. All the world is a stage for the legendary director. From a new piece by a master composer to John Cage’s infamous work, the Australian Chamber Orchestra continues to challenge
Nick Galvin | The Sydney Morning Herald (opens the original)
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As of this month I haven’t picked up a drink for a year, and I’ve made some huge discoveries. When Nathan Beard’s elderly aunt had a fall, she remained determined to do everything for herself – so he captured her dignified stoicism in a powerful image. Chief conductor Simone Young has thrown the wraps off her 2027 season. All the world is a stage for the legendary director. From a new piece by a master composer to John Cage’s infamous work, the Australian Chamber Orchestra continues to challenge
Nick Galvin | Brisbane Times (opens the original)
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As of this month I haven’t picked up a drink for a year, and I’ve made some huge discoveries. When Nathan Beard’s elderly aunt had a fall, she remained determined to do everything for herself – so he captured her dignified stoicism in a powerful image. Chief conductor Simone Young has thrown the wraps off her 2027 season. All the world is a stage for the legendary director. From a new piece by a master composer to John Cage’s infamous work, the Australian Chamber Orchestra continues to challenge
The big, fat, boozy lie that’s taken me more than 40 years to unpack (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Recently, I turned 60. The centrepiece of celebrations that seemed to last forever was a Blue Mountains weekend with 40 friends and family. There were dinners, bush walks, loads of wonderful conversations, countless laughs and a fiercely contested quiz. There was also, inevitably, a lot of booze. Maybe not quite as much as there would have been a couple of decades ago, but the grog flowed nonethel
Poignant portrait honouring ‘second mother’ collects prestigious photographic prize (opens the original)
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Nathan Beard’s achingly intimate photograph of beloved, elderly aunt Mae Khong bathing after a debilitating fall was never intended to be seen by anyone outside the family, much less win Australia’s leading photographic portrait prize. He grabbed the frame almost instinctively, slipping in and out of the bathroom with his camera as Mae, 84, weary and in pain, yet fiercely independent insisted on bathing herself. “I wasn’t intending to shoot her for a particular outcome or a prize,” says Beard. “
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