Culture

Sorry To Bother You offers rich lessons in seeking radical social change
'Power of the Documentary' highlighted in Sydney
Eight new books for ecosocialists
A true people’s artist
Vivienne Westwood: Punk to the bone
Eye-opening look at the dark side of the ‘aid industry’
10 of the best political albums you'll hear this year
Producing a troublemaker's diary
Crucial super pamphlet for unionists
How Christianity screwed Antiquity

Do you remember the horror in 2015 when ISIS seized the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria, killed archaeologist Khaled al-Asaad who had protected its monuments and attacked the 12-metre-high statue of Athena?
The hell that was British India

In the early hours of October 31, 1876, there was a terrible convergence of storm, tide and full moon in the Bay of Bengal. Its immediate effect was to send a giant wave, 12 metres high, over the low lying islands and coastal areas.
Indigenous artists work to keep Uluru Statement alive