The Art Gallery of WA’s transformation is so complete that you might feel like a tourist in your own town, observes Miranda Johnson.
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Six art events your children will love this spring
9 September 2020
From puppets to pottery, these art activities will help your family make the most of Perth in spring.
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A panacea for our times
26 August 2020
Curated by André Lipscombe and Ric Spencer, ‘Panacea’ is an exhibition that offers the solace we all need right now, observes Craig McKeough.
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A gothic approach to our coast
14 November 2019
Ron Nyisztor (curator), ‘Western Current’ · Fremantle Arts Centre · Review by Jenny Scott · A compact show exploring Western Australia’s coast as the borderline before …
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A surreal beach adventure
27 September 2019
Review: Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, On Our Beach ⋅ Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, October 25 ⋅ Review by Rosalind Appleby ⋅ Imagine taking part in Alice in …
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Music: Beach House
16 November 2018
28 February @ Chevron Gardens · Presented by Beach House · Baltimore dream pop duo Beach House delve into the twisted double edge of glamour with …
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Unpacking our libraries: Elizabeth Tan’s network of little lost things
7 June 2018
Behind every artist is a rich collection, a “library”, compiled of works by other creators. In Seesaw’s “Unpacking our libraries” series, Claire Coleman talks to West …
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Oh! What a journey
22 February 2018
Perth Festival review: Nassim by Nassim Soleimanpour · Studio Underground, 20 February · Review: Xan Ashbury · “Nassim means breeze – I knew when I named you, …
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Lounge room theatre
3 June 2020
Families all over the world need this show, says Rosalind Appleby as her children discover the best place to do theatre is in your own home.
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And the winners are…
2 May 2020
At a time when the performing arts are in shut down, the online presentation of the annual Performing Arts WA Awards still felt like a celebration, albeit a poignant one.