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ReviewsRepairian Streams: a live-streamed immersive installation
9 October 2025
Repairian unfolds as an hour-long synchronous event, with a cast of professional and non-professional actors broadcasting their performances along the Helena River to audiences in the MJAC auditorium.
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Reviews
Modern masters and ancient traditions: Vessels, Where do We Truly Belong and Ripairian at Midland Junction Arts Centre
7 October 2025
Clay-based exhibitions in Midland shape stories of connection aligned with the recent Wedge 2025: The Australian Ceramics Triennale, writes Stephen Bevis
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Reviews
Quilting for the new millennium
22 September 2022
‘Stitched and Bound’ will turn your pre-conceived ideas about quilting upside down, says Jaimi Wright, in an exhibition that unpicks and upcycles tradition to catapult it into the 21st century.
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Reviews
Portraits of colour, confidence and comfort
17 June 2022
Bright, multidisciplinary reflections on identity celebrate the neurodivergent gaze in art, writes Patrick Gunasekera.
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Features
What to SEE: Hot tips for Fringe in January
10 January 2022
Feeling overwhelmed by the Fringe World program? Fear not, Seesaw Mag’s editors have combed this year’s offerings to find something for everyone.
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The Festival Sessions
A story of cross-gendered courage
5 January 2022
Rich in Frankenstein imagery, 2 Marys is bringing a transgressive true tale of love, betrayal and abandonment to Midland Junction Arts Centre this month.
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Features
Never been a better time to explore our own backyard
11 October 2021
Some of Perth’s farthest-flung suburbs are homes to flourishing arts scenes. Rania Ghandour explains why you should dive in.
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Podcasts
Introducing Your Arts Playground, Seesaw’s new podcast
30 June 2021
Not sure where to find out what’s happening in WA’s arts scene? Feel like you’re always hearing about the cool new shows, concerts and exhibitions after they’ve finished? Check out Your Arts Playground, a new monthly podcast from Seesaw’s managing editors, Nina Levy and Rosalind Appleby.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
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Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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