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Fiona Prior

Fiona Prior has contributed to many arts related publications over the last two decades including The Bridge, Pulz, Stiletto, Satellite, Billy Blue, Idea/Idee, Online Opinion and Chaos Generation. Now ('some times') editor of Henry's 'Film and Entertainment' Section, she brings us all that is excellent.

Fiona built the first Henry Thornton site and taught 'Henry' to publish to web.

Fiona managed the inaugral Sculpture by the Sea Symposium at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The symposium has become an event on Australia's cultural calendar and a draw-card for international designers, architects and artists.
Fiona has worked and consulted for leading Australian artists and cultural organisations.

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Intacto

Director: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo

Imagine a world where the commodity 'luck' is as »

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Subject:	Intacto
Posted by:	Louis Hissink
Date:	6/12/2003
Now the really interesting ting would be to see what Padraic thinks of it, given his recent demolition of Oz attempts at cinemagraphy paid by the Austrayia Council, er us mug taxpayers.

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

Director: Peter Jackson: The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Heavenly Creatures,

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Subject:	Lord of the rings
Posted by:	Louis Hissink
Date:	1/10/2004
Oh dear, I wonder which wretched planet I am on then.....

Celestial Silks – Chinese Religious and Court Textiles

"Unrivalled in their splendid and intricate beauty, silks have been one of China’s defining a »

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Date:	1/1/2000

Remote Indigenous Communities

Supply Chains to Remote Indigenous Communities

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Subject:	The Problem Identified
Posted by:
Date:	4/7/2006
I always find Ms Prior’s contributions an enjoyable read. This week’s contribution is quite a departure from her normal vein. It is well researched and well written – in fact it is excellent. I could only hope that if main stream journalists could identify and report as equally as well as Ms Prior we would all be better informed about the real problems in our society. The plight of our remote communities in a country that prides itself on social justice is appalling. The inability of these remote communities to have, which the majority of Australians take for granted, is just not acceptable. I applaud all those working to right this wrong and I take my hat off to Ms Prior for telling us about it.

Subject:	Home remedies
Posted by:	Anon
Date:	7/20/2006
I agree this is a good discussion of an important subject. Well done, Ms Prior. I do wonder, however, if the relevant indigenous people could be persuaded to plant some potatoes or even collect some (unprocessed) traditional food. Isn't it true that the exercise required for these activities would be good for their general health in addition to the improved nutritional values?

Art Gallery of New South Wales

Brendan Lee
... two birds with one stone (information release)
Until 6 December 2006
Art »

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Date:	1/1/2000

Marie Antoinette

Marie Antoinette< »

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Subject:	compare and contrast
Posted by:	Henry Thornton
Date:	12/30/2006
MA sounds delicious, even for the food. The French money went to the American Revolution, not the Civil War, an altogether more terrible affair. If you can, see 'The Queen' with Helen Mirren. Perfect. They too came close to rocks over the Diana Event. It is indeed very dicey at the top without the calming effect of elections on a regular basis. Aristocrats, like politicians, should be got rid of when they lose the policy plot. Would you recommend MA to John and Janette? Sir Wellington Boot.

Subject:	more candy
Posted by:	Fiona Prior
Date:	12/30/2006
'The Queen' is definitely on the agenda and hopefully with my parents. Thank you for the good head SW. I'd probably recommend Visconti's 'The Leopard' ( please see: http://www.henrythornton.com/article.asp?article_id=2433) to Mr and Mrs Howard. Retro with great sets though a bit slow. Or Alfonso Cuaron's 'Y Tu Mama Tambien' (please see:http://www.henrythornton.com/article.asp?article_id=1731) for something relatively more contemporary that is thoughtful. Cheers Fiona

Nice Initiative

Real Help (information release)

On the 23 January 2007, Woolworths (Safeway) will »

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Subject:	Real help.... really?
Posted by:	Sam
Date:	1/19/2007
Woolies has screwed up farmers for too long any way. They are merely returning ill-gotten gains to them poor farmers.

Subject:	necessary help
Posted by:	Fiona
Date:	1/19/2007
When you are in need money frequently can address the immediate concerns. If everyone aims at doing a major shop for household supplies on Tuesday it could prove a very valuable pledge from Woolworths. The revolution can follow … FP

Kaidan: A Ghost Story

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The Gates of Egypt

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Archibald 2007 Packing Room Prize

Archibald 2007 Packing Room Prize
Winner: Danelle Bergstrom (information release)

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Archibald Prize 2007

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