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Features
Easter gig guide for kids
31 March 2021
The Easter holidays are coming and we’ve compiled a list of creative adventures for families.
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Music industry awards announced as Federal Government increases funding
25 March 2021
This week the WA Music Awards celebrate the resilience of the local music scene, as the industry welcomes new RISE funding from the Federal Government.
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Tectonic shifts and new foundations
24 March 2021
The new director of Fremantle Arts Centre, Anna Reece, takes Nina Levy inside her career and her former role at Perth Festival, revealing why she thinks this year’s home-grown Festival was a hit, and her vision as the next leader of a much-loved WA arts institution.
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Minifigs rule the world!
23 March 2021
What happens when the winners of LEGO Masters Series 2 are commissioned to create an exhibition? Ara Jansen catches up with Jackson Harvey and Alex Towler to learn about the intricate and intriguing world they’ve created at The Goods Shed.
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Creating for a fossil fuel-free arts future
12 March 2021
The launch of Brink Festival this month by a group of passionate artists and community members opens the door for an important conversation about arts funding. Ara Jansen reports.
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Will people power Sculpture by the Sea?
5 March 2021
Sculpture by the Sea is back at Cottesloe after COVID-19 forced its early exit in 2020 – and organisers vow to stand their ground despite the shifting sands of funding uncertainty, discovers Jaimi Wright.
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Facebook ban: what you can do
18 February 2021
Facebook’s ban of Australian news content has affected a number of West Australian arts organisations… including Seesaw. Want to support us? Here’s how.
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Festival a sound idea
16 February 2021
Audible Edge is back! The festival of sound has released its line up for April, and it includes names that will probably surprise you. Curators Josten Myburgh and Annika Moses explain why sound is not just the province of musicians.
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