Sculptures by the Sea 2017
Didn't make it down to Sculptures by the Sea this year? Ben Yaxley fills you in on what happened, in detail.
All the art in the UWA student guild offices ranked in terms of how much it withers my soul
My name is Harry and I am the Arts editor of this magazine. This is an extremely prestigious position and I do not take it lightly. It is a privilege…
Column Talk I
The Doric Column came to be seen as an unornamented and dependable figure of American sentimentality, like Atticus Finch or Abraham Lincoln. Harry Peter Sanderson writes.
Corrective Retrospective: Maïmouna Guerresi
Maïmouna Guerresi is an Italian artist who is currently based out of Senegal. She works in video, sculpture, photography and installation. Of all these, photography is her most important medium.…
Corrective Retrospective: Junji Ito
Ito’s appeal lies in profound concepts and recurring subject matter. These foundational aspects of his work form a signature style that never fails to sew deep rooted feelings of intrigue…
Oscars 2017: Art vs Tradition
It’s an establishment, an institution with a stubborn voting membership, a penchant for self-aggrandising, and a sucker for tradition. Ryan Suckling review the 2017 Oscar nominations.
Review: SPAN at the Fremantle Arts Centre
This is SPAN’s strength; steering clear of didactic moralisation and encouraging communication between the viewers of the exhibition. Karl Frederick Sagrabb reviews.
Review: Twee Twenty-Eight Year Old (Exhibition)
Twee Twenty-Eight Year Old (Exhibition) Paper Mountain What a joy it was to attend the opening night of this wonderful exhibition, so conveniently located in the loft above one of…