Digital resources tagged with ‘satire’

Bruce Dawe - Anti War Poet

This encounter with highly regarded Australian poet Bruce Dawe allows us an insight into the motivation and methods of a very fine writer. His ability to express the drama and beauty of everyday life has made his work readily accessible to the general public.

Bruce Dawe Reads "Little Red Fox"

Bruce Dawe reads his poem "Little Red Fox". This encounter with highly regarded Australian poet Bruce Dawe allows us an insight into the motivation and methods of a very fine writer. His ability to express the drama and beauty of everyday life has made his work readily accessible to the general public.

Cartooning Techniques

Bruce Petty demonstrates his representation of key Australian political figures.

Developing Cartoon Themes

Cartoonist David Pope explains how an idea is developed into the day's cartoon.

Satire and Democracy, Joe Hockey

Joe Hockey talks about political cartoons in the media and their personal effect on the subject.

The Art Machine

Powered by a funding boiler, the current Art Machine features a critic unit, pop tube and entertainment cylinder.

The Education Machine

When it comes to the education system, have accounting and information replaced wonder and imagination?

The Effect of Cartoons

Bruce Petty investigates the effects of political satire and cartooning.

The Environmental Bandwagon

David Pope takes us through the evolution of his political cartoon "The Environmental Bandwagon"

The Global Machine

Humans have always argued over territory; it’s just that the weapons get deadlier and the rules keep changing.

The Media Machine

Electrified, digitalised then globalised, the media machine has created fantasy so spectacular that it makes the truth look badly acted.

The Role of Cartoons

Cartoonist David Pope talks about the creation and influence of political cartooning.