How To Sound Like You Know Things About African Politics
Be that person who points out Africa isn’t a country to this inferior pleb in front of you.
REVIEW: Madeline’s Madeline
The film is one of the best depictions of mental illness I’ve ever seen on screen.
The Autonomy and Defiance of Behrouz Boochani – Words with Omid Tofighian
Action must avoid approaches that situate activism as an end itself.
National Day of Action – One Year on from the ‘Change the Course’ Report
Readers should be advised that this article contains discussions surrounding sexual assault and harassment on campus. Earlier this year, The National Union of Students (NUS), The Hunting Ground Australia Project,…
National Day of Action – UWA Guild Women’s Department Response
Content warning: this article contains discussions of sexual assault and harassment. It’s been a year to the day that the Australian Human Rights Commission’s ‘Change The Course’ report into university…
Interview with Julie Dowling
Julie Dowling was recently the feature of a solo exhibition at the Midland Junction Arts Centre from May to June of this year. Aimee Dodds caught up with Julie to…
No Longer a Baker’s Dozen
Question: What’s the best way to distract students from universally panned policies online? A) An email circulated by the Vice-Chancellor explaining the decision B) A fun infographic that prepared students…
Meet Me at the Intersection – An Exploration of Unheard Voices
“We are the voices too often unheard, the people too often unseen. But we are here; we are speaking. And through this book, we invite you into our world.”
Interview with Gemma Weston, curator of Authentic Determination
It is not very often that the creative process behind an exhibition is just as exciting as the works themselves. However, this winter the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery has done…