Fotis Kapetopoulos
Dialogue –
Where is the plan, SYRIZA?
After almost 100 days in office, Fotis Kapetopoulos argues SYRIZA isn’t showing much of a plan to help Greece tackle its growing economic and bureaucratic problems.
Dialogue –
Are anti-Israel artists anti-Semitic too?
Much of the last Gaza-Israel conflict unwitting reflects a lack of awareness of the diversity and complexity of Jewish culture.
Features –
Them and us
Panos Couros is the director of Darwin Writers Festival Wordstorm, he talks to Fotis Kapetopoulos about the links between migrants and indigenous Australians.
Life –
A stage is crowded with strange characters
John Paul Hussey, talks to Fotis Kapetopoulos about his new one-man show Here Comes Everybody, where an array of strange characters crowd the stage.
Features –
Lois has the last word on creativity
George Lois – one of the world’s most influential advertising minds – gives Fotis Kapetopoulos some damn good advice.
Dialogue –
Is the Hellenic Museum enough?
An argument for the need to promote Hellenic culture to mainstream institutions.
Life –
Review – An Iliad
David O’Hare’s is our bard and he has come to our village, disheveled and worn – he’s been doing this for thousands of years.
Dialogue –
Where does the west begin and end in education?
Fotis Kapetopoulos pulls apart the announcement of the review the national school curriculum in this week’s opinion piece.
Features –
It’s all about a little class
Christos Tsiolkas talks with Fotis Kapetopoulos about his latest novel, Barracuda, class, self-loathing, success and the middle- age middle class
