The body’s wordless vocalisations – the labour of breathing, the sound of gurgles, gasps of desire or fear – have … More
Category: Arts Reviews
Art Guide Australia | Interview: Kiki Smith about being patient in the uncontrollable
Since the 1980s acclaimed American artist Kiki Smith has been creating multidisciplinary works on mortality, sexuality, nature and embodiment. From … More
The Age | In a world of wonder, Piccinini asks us to value more than beauty
Newly dusted off, the deserted ballroom above Flinders Street Station is an arresting and quietly emotive space to encounter Patricia … More
The Age | An unfinished landscape: She-Oak show sheds new light on classics
She-Oak and Sunlight: Australian Impressionism Among plenty of paintings of the Australian landscape there are unexpected, flooring moments: one is … More
The Age | Artist Danila Vassilieff was selling his house. There was just one catch
When Elizabeth Hamill visited Stonygrad in Warrandyte in 1947, the owner agreed to sell the house on one condition: that … More
The Age | Around the galleries: Robert Fielding, Joy Hester and West Space
ROUTES / ROOTS | Robert Fielding. Robert Fielding traverses time. He melds traditional Indigenous cultural forms with contemporary art practices, … More
Memo Review | Ella Sowinska’s ’80 Ways’
Considering the amount of things that can be streamed online (i.e., entire lives), it’s peculiar how art is a thing that … More
Memo Review | Loyalty Does Not End With Death – Genesis P-Orridge at The Substation
Over the last five decades English artist, musician and poet Genesis Breyer P-Orridge has become the kind of person that … More
RealTime Magazine: Hearing through capital’s illusions
The exhibition statement for Capitalist Surrealism is the ultimate in sponsorship acknowledgements: “this program of lecture-performances by sound artists is … More