US EditionYou Can Go Now review – documentary about Indigenous artist Richard Bell is polemical and playful
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You Can Go Now review – documentary about Indigenous artist Richard Bell is polemical and playful
Art, activism and attitude collide in Larissa Behrendt’s exuberantly splashy film about a provocateur who can’t be predicted or pigeonholedGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailEvery documentarian exploring the life of a visual artist should consider how that artist’s work can inform the aesthetic of their production. If successfully broached, this challenge – as Larissa Behrendt demonstrates in her fabulously festive portrait of Richard Be…
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