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      <description>Forget the stereotype of serious Germans at this latest festival, writes Samantha Selinger-Morris.</description>
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      <description>THE distinction between painting and drawing is increasingly clouded, with many of today's artists creating works on paper, monumental in scale and highly serious in subject.</description>
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      <description>Full marks to the Herald for exposing the silliness emerging in Coalition ranks with the excitement of anticipated victory ("Coalition jumps on moving target: advertising space on trains," March 10). The $5 million they expect to gain from plastering trains and stations with advertising is chicken feed.</description>
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      <description>Artists embrace different mediums for Out of the Comfort Zone, writes Andrew Frost.</description>
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      <description>ON THE streets of Berlin, the buzz was all about Australian art. Or at least that's how it felt for the young expatriates who were showing their work at an Australian group exhibition last year.</description>
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      <title>Studios and producers maintain gay barrier, says Tomlin</title>
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      <description>AS A child, Lily Tomlin lived in an old block of flats in a black neighbourhood of Detroit. Her family did not own a television set until she was 10, so she listened to the radio. The wireless voices and colourful street life were her inspirations for creating her comic characters.</description>
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      <title>What's in a name? A friendly concerto in sharp contrasts</title>
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      <description>Painter Martin Sharp is immortalised in a new work by the composer Elena Kats-Chernin, writes Joyce Morgan.</description>
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      <description>PULSE
Julian Barnes
Jonathan Cape, 228pp, $39.95</description>
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      <description>A forest soundtrack and the spooling of fishing reels accompany Jacqueline Maley's retreat to a remote Daintree lodge.</description>
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      <description>Noted for his thematic depth, Peter Weir relished the austerity of The Way Back, writes Jim Schembri.</description>
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