TAKING ON PERTH: Words with FORM
FORM Project Managers Rebecca Clarkson and Rhianna Pezzaniti spoke with Samuel J. Cox about “building a state of creativity.” In April this year, FORM’s Festival of Urban Art and Ideas-…
Scandinavia Buckles: The End of Schengen?
2015 was a hard year for liberal Europe, and 2016 will be harder. The Syrian Civil War continues to escalate with United Nations reports detailing starvation in Syrian cities around…
FEATURED ARTIST: Stale Kale
‘Stale Kale’ is a side project by Olivia Tartaglia, a Perth artist working primarily in paint, pen and pencil, whose works draw inspiration from a multitude of fantastical realms, paying…
PASTE AGAINST GRIME: A Toothpaste Roadtest
Which toothpaste has got your back? Which deserves your dental dominion? A brief but comprehensive inquisition in to which toothpaste will wash away the detritus of your hectic life and…
I Listened To All The So Fresh CDs in One Sitting and This Is How I Felt
I’m in a car. Static hits my ear. Static becomes sound and sound becomes Christina Aguilera. Her powerful voice pushes through the scratchy radio of the of the decaying 1989…
African Students’ Union Re-launch
The university is a microcosm of the broader world at large. The anxieties which shape our relations outside of it do not necessarily leave us within its bounds. We carry…
A Fresh Start: A Tale of Two Presidents
Iran has had a tumultuous relationship with the West. It was exploited by the British in the 1920s, and then invaded by them with the Soviets in the 1940s. In…
Musings from (Relative) Sobriety
‘Hey, why aren’t you drinking tonight?’ It’s the usual story for a Saturday night- out the back of my friend’s house, lingering around the haphazardly constructed beer pong table and…