One of Australia’s biggest arts festivals is facing an intense backlash after announcing a work that called for the blood of First Nations people. Today, Tristen Harwood on what this controversy tells us about the way Australia’s cultural institutions are operating. 



Guest: Art critic for The Saturday Paper Tristen Harwood.




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One of Australia’s biggest arts festivals is facing an intense backlash after announcing a work that called for the blood of First Nations people. Today, Tristen Harwood on what this controversy tells us about the way Australia’s cultural institutions are operating.  Guest: Art critic for The Saturday Paper Tristen Harwood. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

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One of Australia’s biggest arts festivals is facing an intense backlash after announcing a work that called for the blood of First Nations people. Today, Tristen Harwood on what this controversy tells us about the way Australia’s cultural institutions ...

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