Welcome to Seesaw, Western Australia’s award-winning arts magazine.
In 2025, Seesaw Magazine will restart operations sustainably as an independent arts magazine providing news, reviews and informed views about the arts and culture sector in Western Australia.
We’ve appointed Jesse Oliver Garlick as our new Business and Editorial Manager, commencing in May to continue Seesaw’s restart. Read the full statement.
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ReviewsNoongar opera returns to Country
In our final review under the Seesaw Regional Mentorship program, Davina Edwards reflects on a sweet homecoming for the Balladong story of Wundig wer Wilura.
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Reviews
GOSS shines bright for Mid West artists
Creativity blooms along the art trail around Geraldton and surrounding Wildflower Country, writes Sarah Hinton.
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Reviews
Zap sparks an hour of power
A hard-working touring duo dazzles regional audiences of all ages, writes Sarah-Jayne Eeles.
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ReviewsPortrait of the artist as a complex man
Debut feature film gives a candid view of one of Australia’s most fascinating artists, writes Daniela Palitos.
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Waves of influence span an ocean
Diverse codes of creativity around Indian Ocean are on show in Bunbury through iOTA24. Olivia Little reviews two exhibitions as a part of Seesaw’s Regional Mentoring Program.
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ReviewsA dive into the blue
4 June 2025
A new wave of theatre talent comes to the fore in Black Swan’s latest show, writes Victoria Laurie.
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Reviews
Noongar opera returns to Country
16 December 2024
In our final review under the Seesaw Regional Mentorship program, Davina Edwards reflects on a sweet homecoming for the Balladong story of Wundig wer Wilura.
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Reviews
GOSS shines bright for Mid West artists
20 November 2024
Creativity blooms along the art trail around Geraldton and surrounding Wildflower Country, writes Sarah Hinton.
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