Craig McKeough finds it hard to leave the stunning, imagined world of Perth Festival’s ‘Chalkroom’.
Author Archives: Craig McKeough
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A shift in consciousness
12 February 2020
The virtual reality experience of ‘Awavena’ allows Craig McKeough to watch, transfixed, a revolution in the rainforest.
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Telling stories by hand
7 February 2020
The works of the Holmes à Court Gallery’s ‘Fibre’ exhibition each carry traces of their makers, discovers Craig McKeough.
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Hi-tech and Insta-ready
24 January 2020
Swept up in the sensory overload of Sirqus Alfon’s I Am Somebody, Craig McKeough finds it a life-affirming experience.
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Caught between worlds
21 January 2020
Tony Bonani Miyambo gives a masterful physical performance in the gut-wrenching work that is Kafka’s Ape, writes Craig McKeough.
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Partying with colour and nostalgia
12 December 2019
Robert Cook (curator), ‘Perth Brutal: Dreaming in Concrete’; ‘That Seventies Feeling … the Late Modern’ ·
Art Gallery of WA ·
Review by Craig McKeough ·
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Changing the shape of ceramics
12 November 2019
Stephanie Hammill and Andrea Vinkovic, ‘Surface Tension’ · Mundaring Arts Centre · Review by Craig McKeough · The first point to note about this exhibition by …
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A vivid and vibrant love affair
5 November 2019
Review: Lesley Meaney, ‘Becoming Australian’ · Holmes à Court Gallery, West Perth · Review by Craig McKeough · Lesley Meaney’s love affair with Australia is writ large …
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Telling the stories of an eclectic era
21 September 2019
Review: Sally Quin, “Cosmopolitan” · Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery · Review by Craig McKeough · The curatorial challenge in pulling together an exhibition of Australian art …
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Wild, wonderful… and timely
4 September 2019
Various artists, ‘Wildflower State’ & Claire Gillam, ‘Botanic Philharmonica’ · Midland Junction Arts Centre · Review by Craig McKeough · Botanical themes are among the most …
