From sepia dreams to a vibrant tribute to life, the 46th iteration of Australia’s longest running print prize has generated innovation aplenty, discovers Jaimi Wright.
Author Archives: Jaimi Wright
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Youth Pulse beats bright
27 June 2023
The breadth of talent on display in this year’s exhibition of Year 12 graduate work leaves Jaimi Wright assured that the future of WA art is in safe hands.
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Nostalgia-filled exhibition sparkles at AGWA
24 April 2023
Jaimi Wright discovers a neon slideshow of memory in Farah Al Qasimi’s vibrant photography exhibition.
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Exhibition casts a confusing spell
22 March 2023
Though bemused by the aptly named Confusion Spell Jaimi Wright is nonetheless enchanted by the artworks on display.
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Celestial dreams have a human touch
4 March 2023
Filled with cosmic light, two Perth Festival exhibitions embrace the mysteries of the galaxy and humanity. Jaimi Wright is transported.
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Trio of exhibitions exposes dark and violent truths
16 February 2023
Brimming with energy and purpose, John Curtin Gallery’s three change-making exhibitions should not be missed, says Jaimi Wright.
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Two exhibitions too good to resist
7 February 2023
ECU’s Fringe World exhibitions take the viewer on trip that ranges through different themes, ideas and identities, writes Jaimi Wright.
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Sugar and spice at Marawar-ak
14 December 2022
From introspection to tongue-in-cheek fun, two complementary exhibitions at Fremantle Arts Centre transport Jaimi Wright.
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Complex puzzles at play
29 November 2022
Fragmented narratives range from playful to frustrating in a pair of exhibitions at PICA, finds Jaimi Wright.
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Portraits of creativity and insight
17 October 2022
From the traditional to the experimental, the 40 portraits that make up this year’s Lester Prize are well worth visiting, says Jaimi Wright.
