An essay about Tom Blake’s “Downstream Dreams”, exhibited at Moana Project Space, 17-19 November 2017 · By Belinda Hermawan · Within ten minutes of arriving at the opening …
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Author Archives: Belinda Hermawan
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Close encounters of the remote kind
2 November 2017
Review: Visitants: Close encounters with remote Western Australia ◆ FORM Gallery, Perth ◆ Review by Belinda Hermawan ◆ For those of us living in Perth, it …
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Reality cheque
20 September 2017
Review: Taylor Reudavey’s “I Know How Hard It Can Get” Moana Project Space, 9 September Review by Belinda Hermawan Taylor Reudavey’s multimedia exhibition “I Know How …
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Sparking dialogue
8 September 2017
Review: “Silence”, Kyle Hughes-Odgers – Turner Galleries, opening night 1 September – Review by Belinda Hermawan – In contrast with its title, the first minutes of …
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Vantage point
5 September 2017
Review: The Perth Centre for Photography’s Iris Award 2017 – Review by: Belinda Hermawan – This year’s finalists for the Iris Award have captured humanity and …
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Scratching Under the Surface: Richard Bell
25 August 2017
Review: Scratch an Aussie, Richard Bell – Art Gallery of Western Australia, 22 August – Review by Belinda Hermawan – In his video piece Scratch an Aussie, …
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Something in nothing: Immaterial
23 July 2017
by Gemma Ben-Ary and Mandy Harwood – Spectrum Project Space, Edith Cowan University, Mt Lawley – Reviewed by Belinda Hermawan – In “Immaterial”, Gemma Ben-Ary and …
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Montages: More than just a supercut
17 July 2017
Review: Montages: The Full Cut 1999–2015 – Artist Tracey Moffatt and collaborator Gary Hillberg – Wanneroo Gallery – Reviewed by Belinda Hermawan Over a period of …
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A most rewarding puzzle
9 July 2017
Review: Rubik, Elizabeth Tan – Published by Brio Books – Reviewed by Belinda Hermawan – Despite being an unorthodox story-telling method, the term “novel-in-stories” still comes …
