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Isolation no obstacle for artists
24 August 2023
Over the last three years the Mycelium project has presented 12 exhibitions, one in every region of WA. The culmination of this project, Open Borders, celebrates the creative energy of our regional artists, says Craig McKeough.
Take a treasure hunt at 10 Nights in Port
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.
Menacing Otello takes total control
21 July 2023
Opening in a blaze of sound and fury, Otello unleashes an emotional rollercoaster. Will Yeoman urges you to jump on board.
Dive in for delightful sea change
2 July 2023
Make way, city slickers. This Great Southern creation is awash with laughter, music and magical mayhem – and it’s heading to Perth, writes Julie Hosking.
Plunge into the art of the Pilbara
29 June 2023
There’s plenty of opportunity to immerse yourself in First Nations art and more, in the Pilbara, says Ara Jansen. You might just have to drive further to discover it.
Donnelly floods us with emotion
2 April 2023
Stella Donnelly returns to her hometown for the kind of warm and fuzzy house party you could attend over and over again, writes Zali Morgan.
Photographers’ hearts held by Country
30 March 2023
If you’re craving a taste of the Kimberley, New Voices in Australian Photography will transport you there, with works from four emerging First Nations artists, writes Savannah Travia-Dann.
Spectacular foray into the woods
26 March 2023
Emma Jayakumar puts her Sondheim reservations aside and is caught up in the lavish design and exhilarating performances in the fractured fairytale world of Into The Woods.
Sky show fans embers of ancient stories
17 March 2023
First Lights has illuminated skies over Perth and Darwin, sharing ancient stories in modern ways. As the Fremantle Biennale project embarks on a regional tour, Greg McFerran speaks to two of its creative forces.