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| Politicisation of the arts in Australia has upset half the audience [Michael de Percy CC BY-ND 4.9] |
Some of our finest cultural institutions have been hijacked by political activists. Captive audiences have been subjected to political activism while artists have used their taxpayer and subscriber-funded platforms to advance their personal political agendas. Such political activism has severely damaged the arts in Australia. And the lack of swift action by the leaders of these institutions means the damage will be difficult to repair in the foreseeable future.
Here is my latest article in The Spectator Australia's Flat White, Activists have severely damaged the arts in Australia:
Activists have severely damaged the arts in Australia
— The Spectator Australia (@SpectatorOz) December 6, 2023
Some of our finest cultural institutions have been hijacked by political activists.
And that is a tragedy.
The question is, can they be rescued before the damage is made permanent?https://t.co/GV5wW6aQLl