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Tag Archives: PS Art Space
Reviews
Dance that has to be seen to be believed
15 January 2022
Fringe World has begun! OFF-base Dance’s debut work may make you squirm in your seat but Rita Clarke says she’s hooked.
Q&A
Art draws connection in diaspora
21 April 2021
What happens when the second generation takes the lead?
Founded by emerging local creatives Elham Eshraghian-Haakansson and Asha Kiani, Second Generation Collective makes space for the stories of migrants who fled to Australia from Iran during the 1979 revolution, and their children who have grown up in Whadjuk Noongar country (Perth).
Reviews
Tragedy at the heart of paradise
16 February 2021
Leyla Stevens’ exhibition ‘Dua Dunia’ brings idyllic Bali’s painful and brutal past sharply into focus, Miranda Johnson discovers.
Features
Surrealist dreams of imaginary territories
7 October 2020
The women of the surrealist movement are back in the spotlight and Ara Jansen discovers a group exhibition in Fremantle that explores where the real and imaginary meet.
Event
Visual Arts: Don’t Stare at the Sun/ for Too Long
15 November 2019
29 Nov – 19 Dec @ PS Art Space, Fremantle · Presented by Amy Perejuan-Capone · New work by Amy Perejuan-Capone in collaboration with her dad …
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Event
Fremantle Biennale: Somnus
10 September 2019
8 – 10 November @ PS Art Space · Presented by Theatre by the Sea · Somnus is a radical enquiry into the nature of sleep, …
