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FeaturesLocal threads
18 April 2022
It’s one thing to buy locally designed clothes… but what about locally designed fabric? Nina Levy did some digging and discovered a plethora of textile designers working right here in WA.
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Features
Film studio in Perth an epic flop
3 March 2022
The vision splendid of a movie-making palace on the mouth of the Swan River has been shattered with Mark McGowan’s announcement that his government would not deliver on its election promise. Mark Naglazas investigates.
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Reviews
Alter Boy: spellbinding signs herald queer deaf homecoming
28 February 2022
Alter Boy’s mesmerising, multi-layered performance underlines the power of music to validate experiences of marginalised communities, writes Patrick Gunasekera
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Reviews
‘Our Language’ – found in translation
17 February 2022
In all their diverse forms, languages are ultimately about the human need for connection, as Belinda Hermawan finds at this Perth Festival exhibition.
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Reviews
CLAUDIO – immersive sound at one with the sunset
15 February 2022
Set at the boundary of land and sea, CLAUDIO’s moody electronic set is a collaboration with natural elements, writes Claire Coleman.
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Reviews
Poetic dance provides promised blessing
12 November 2021
Though more like a dream than a story, A Blessed Curse has a conclusion that Nina Levy finds powerful and moving.
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Reviews
Breathtaking Moombaki is festival’s crown jewel
10 November 2021
As if channelling the famed breeze of its hometown, Fremantle Biennale is a breath of fresh air for Jaimi Wright as she explores a handful of its offerings.
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Reviews
One man makes sense of the world
1 February 2021
Isabelle Leclezio is fascinated by the creative output of the late Ross Seaton, known as ‘the Walking Man’, a reclusive but prolific artist who worked to make sense of the world.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
