Dark Mofo is one of those pretentious displays of artistic expression that make most people roll their eyes and sigh. I mean, they try to be all ‘dark’ and ‘edgy’ but they end up only looking puerile and tired. Take for instance, David Walsh’s opening monologue at the inaugural Dark Mofo ideas festival, Dark and Dangerous Thoughts (DDT).
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