Overwhelmed by the 2024 Fringe program? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
30 November 2023
Overwhelmed by the 2024 Fringe program? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
17 November 2023
Tina Stefanou is one of 10 artists whose work will be exhibited in ‘Rural Utopias’, at the Art Gallery of WA. Ahead of the opening, we’re re-sharing her 2020 reflection on the role of an artist, in a time that is characterised by economic, social, political and environmental injustice.
16 November 2023
If you’ve booked tickets to Christmas favourite The Nutcracker and you’re not sure what to expect, look no further! Rita Clarke has you covered.
27 October 2023
Halloween is approaching and stage props artisan Andy Cross has four tips that will make your night spectacular.
29 September 2023
There’s pride in the past and optimism for the future as STRUT Dance celebrates its 20th birthday. Nina Levy catches up with organisation’s homegrown artistic directors as they look back and forward.
22 September 2023
A local artist with an international reputation, Erin Coates is known for making works that are at once unsettling and compelling.
1 September 2023
Meet Holly Austin AKA Dr AudiYO, a beat-boxing clown who’s coming to this year’s Awesome Festival to save us from the dreaded silence.
17 August 2023
Join Nina Levy for a sneaky peek into the studios and creative lives of six of the 166 artists who are taking part in the tenth anniversary edition of Margaret River Region Open Studios.
9 August 2023
From the plunging depths of the gorges to the rich colours of the rocks, the intense palette and texture of Karijini’s landscape inspired Jane Coffey’s latest exhibition.
7 August 2023
Fremantle Festival’s 10 Nights in Port is like an adventure, discovers Nina Levy, where audiences can discover music, art, circus, dance, film and even augmented reality in Walyalup | Fremantle’s hidden corners.