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From bedrotting to erotic art by Lucy Liu, these artists talk about being lonely

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By Katherine Smyrk
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
In 2018, the United Kingdom became the first country in the world to appoint a Minister for Loneliness. And while this prompted numerous headlines and think pieces around the world — redoubled when Japan followed suit in 2021 — the move makes perfect sense to Myles Russell-Cook. "I get lonely; I think everyone does," says the artistic director and CEO of the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) in Naarm/Melbourne.
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From bedrotting to erotic art by Lucy Liu, these artists talk about being lonely

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By Katherine Smyrk
| Flipboard
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Paul Williams always wanted to be James Bond. By creating New Zealand Spy, he got the next best thing

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By Katherine Smyrk
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Paul Williams has always been fascinated by spies. As a young boy growing up in Nelson, Aotearoa/New Zealand, he would rent out a different James Bond film every week from the video shop. And the obsession didn't end with childhood. "It's weird I even remember it, but when I was 16, I had this blog that no-one followed, and I remember writing: 'I'm going to be James Bond one day, just you wait'," Williams laughs.
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