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FeaturesNew visions?
27 May 2020
The arts sector has been devastated by the pandemic shutdowns… but recovery could provide a window of opportunity for local independents. Nina Levy investigates.
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Reviews
Giving new meaning to DIY
26 May 2020
Looking for a post-lockdown dose of art? With its focus on the ways we occupy our living spaces, Mark Parfitt’s playful exhibition ‘Overhouse’ feels apt, writes Jenny Scott.
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Opinion
Tainted love
25 May 2020
In this instalment of ‘A day in the life’ we hear from visual artist Andrew Nicholls who finds much to love in his intensely productive COVID-enforced lockdown.
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Q&A
Making art in uncertain times
21 May 2020
Jen Jamieson is an artist whose participatory works are about human connection. In this Q&A with Nina Levy, Jamieson describes the ways in which social distancing has impacted on her artistic practice, her work in youth mental health and her life in general.
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Q&A
Hatching at home
20 May 2020
Local emerging artist Annie Huang tells Nina Levy how she’s managing the challenges of being an emerging artist and a post-graduate student in COVID times.
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Reviews
Kids sing along
15 May 2020
WA Opera singer Perry Joyce invites children into the world of opera singing, and Seesaw’s junior reviewers join in.
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Features
The dance of the screen
14 May 2020
Social distancing measures have affected everyone’s movements… but what about those who move for a living? Dancer and emerging dance writer Tanya Rodin reveals the ways in which Perth dance companies have negotiated the restrictions.
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Opinion
Do I have a purpose anymore?
13 May 2020
Six weeks into isolation, independent actor, director and producer Libby Klysz describes her existential crisis, in this next instalment in the “Day in the life” series.
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