Cortlandt Alley
Cortlandt Alley represents New York in countless movies and shows; a visual stand-in for a city that no longer exists.
Where forgotten things are remembered…
Cortlandt Alley represents New York in countless movies and shows; a visual stand-in for a city that no longer exists.
The Aurukun Camp Dogs are wooden sculptures from far north Queensland, charismatic manifestations of a long-standing artistic tradition.
Our definitive guide to the greatest TV shows of all time, as determined by scientific research and analysis.
Lovesick robots, killer bees, a feminist cave woman, a thoughtful seagull, and a brace of unwanted sequels: here are the worst films nominated for an Oscar.
The Sad Sheep Painting – aka: ‘Anguish’ – is one of the NGV’s most popular; a well-known work by a largely forgotten artist.
Pepper’s Ghost is an optical illusion that became the toast of Victorian England. Its creator was one of the first celebrity scientists.
Film as a medium is tied to technology. Here is a history of film, seen through 11 technical advances.
Australia has censored a lot of films since the medium debuted here, including some unlikely candidates. Here are 11 films banned in Australia.
The cultural reach of movies is enormous. Sometimes they even impact the language; here are 7 words that originated in movies.
When the Australian National Gallery spent $1 million on Jackson Pollock’s ‘Blue Poles’ in 1973, controversy erupted. It now looks like a bargain.