Lydia Edwards, Author at Seesawmag

Kids

Puppetry fun feathered with environmental message

7 April 2021

Miss Lily’s Fabulous Feather Boa is a fun family show with apt themes of isolation and extinction. Lydia Edwards and junior reviewer Isabel Greentree share their insights.

Eveline Kotai
Living Forest 2019 (detail)
acrylic, giclee print, belgian
76 x 1200 cm
Courtesy of Artist and Art Collective WA Eveline Kotai Living Forest 2019 (detail) acrylic, giclee print, belgian 76 x 1200 cm Courtesy of Artist and Art Collective WA Permission to breathe

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Permission to breathe

14 October 2019

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Heart-warming tale delivers wisdom and warnings

13 October 2019

AWESOME Review: Windmill Theatre, Beep · Octagon Theatre, UWA, 12 October · Review by Lydia Edwards · On the day we were due to see Beep,…

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Old-school entertainment

9 October 2019

AWESOME Review: Bear With Me ⋅ State Theatre Centre, October 7 ⋅ Review by Lydia Edwards⋅ It’s not every day you see bears entering an auditorium on…

Alexandra O'Brien
Iona Presentation College
I'm all ears 2018
oil on canvas, audio file and oil on headphones
three parts: two at 50.5 x 40.5 cm each; Headphones with audio: duration
2:42 min Taking the pulse of young artists

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Taking the pulse of young artists

2 May 2019

Review: ‘Pulse Perspectives’ · Art Gallery of Western Australia · Review by Lydia Edwards · There is a tendency, when it comes to exhibitions of under-18s’…

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Throwing shapes with Monski

6 February 2019

Fringe World review: Monski Mouse’s Baby Disco Dance Hall · The West Australian Spiegeltent, 2 February · Review by Lydia Edwards · This rendition of her…

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Intimate glimpses into humanity

9 November 2018

Review: Black Swan Prize for Portraiture · Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA) · Review by Lydia Edwards · Even amongst curators, art critics and historians,…

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Puppetry fun feathered with environmental message

Permission to breathe

Heart-warming tale delivers wisdom and warnings

Old-school entertainment

Taking the pulse of young artists

Throwing shapes with Monski

Intimate glimpses into humanity

Seesaw respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which we live and work, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation and their elders, past, present and emerging.
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