Against a Europe of Intolerance
who exactly is Germany’s first female Chancellor? And what has she done to deserve the title of Europe’s most powerful woman? Sirling Chuah writes.
Column Talk V: Kolonne Samtale
The thing about climbing up two Corinthian columns to get into someone’s house is that you can’t really do it. Harry Peter Sanderson writes.
Corrective Retrospective: Agnes Martin
I hope you can see what makes these works so beautiful and gentle. Pema Monaghan writes.
An Arresting Design: A short history of the stop sign
You've probably never stopped to wonder how this sign, this symbol, this red shape became so ubiquitous. Perhaps this brief history of the stop sign will provide some answers. Ed…
Review: Logan Lucky
Aptly described by Soderbergh as an “anti-glam version of an Ocean’s movie”, Logan Lucky is a return to the style of filmmaking that made his Ocean’s trilogy a box office…
Review: The Beguiled
For what I initially felt was a regimented plot, too tailored for mood-setting and panoptic brushstrokes, I now recognise as a necessary and beautifully rendered aesthetic mission. Ryan Suckling reviews.
Changing the Course: Pelican takes a closer look at the HRC’s revealing report
36% of those surveyed witnessed sexual harassment at UWA in 2016, a figure substantially higher than the 25% mean across the other universities surveyed. In 70% of cases, the perpetrator…