“The female auteur is irresistibly drawn to embodying Alice. It must be something about the way she keeps getting bigger and smaller and bigger again.” - from Things I Learned at Art School
Megan Dunn’s collection of personal essays is a rare combination of comedy, heartbreak, and incisive albeit irreverent commentary on popular culture, high art and the machinations of art education - and what it means to pay through the nose for it. Megan speaks to Kim Hill about the things she’s learned in the school of life.
