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FeaturesAntoinette Lattouf takes the stage at Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival with Women Who Win
11 May 2026
WA’s largest regional literary event draws celebrated authors, cultural icons and fearless thinkers together. Kim Bredenhann talks with Antoinette Lattouf, who is sharing Women Who Win as part of this year’s Margaret River Readers and Writers festival.
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Kimberley voices carry to Perth in powerful new exhibition
7 May 2026
All That Country Holds presents ten Kimberley artists whose works carry living culture and Country to Perth. Kate Ferguson explores this powerful and deeply resonant exhibition.
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Art should be regarded as essential infrastructure
13 April 2026
At Perth Design Week, designers and cultural leaders asked why cities invest heavily in cultural spaces but neglect the artists and practices that animate them. Mark Naglazas writes.
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Georgia Malone: an arts superhero
8 April 2026
As Georgia Malone’s legacy is honoured with a new Performing Arts WA Award, her many colleagues and friends are reflecting on her immeasurable contribution to the arts sector, writes Nina Levy.
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Festivals return to Fairbridge
20 March 2026
A small village south of Perth is once again a musical hub this autumn with the revival of the much-loved Fairbridge Festival and the return of Playmakers for 2026, writes Ian Lilburne
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X-Press celebrates 40 years
13 March 2026
As legendary Perth street mag X-Press launches a new book to celebrate its 40th birthday, two former editors, Harvey Rae and Bob Gordon, take a trip down memory lane with their one-off special edition of The X-Press Interview here at Seesaw.
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French films build WA alliance
11 March 2026
Cedric Klapisch’s Midnight In Paris-inspired ensemble comedy Colours of Time is one of the big attractions of a dazzingly diverse 2026 French Film Festival.
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Cultural convergence, dialogic divergence: PICA’s new season unfolds
21 February 2026
Comprising three very different exhibitions, the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts’ new program draws together more than 30 artists from Australia, Indonesia, China, the Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia and beyond, tracing histories of water and cultural exchange in ways that feel both ancient and modern. Will Yeoman writes.
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