Review: Sculpture by the Sea 2019 Kellie Balaam·March 6, 2019Sculpture By The Sea has arrived in Perth, turning Cottesloe Beach and Marine Parade foreshore into an outdoor...Art and FilmStudent Life·0 Comments··534 views
‘Ghost in My Suitcase’: a charming cross-cultural, coming-of-age tale for all ages Daryna Zadvirna·March 3, 2019“The spirits you carry, they carry you too.” Adapted from Gabrielle Wang’s illustrated novel, and produced by West...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··92 views
Horror and Class Politics in Boots Riley’s Sorry To Bother You Max Vos·March 1, 2019This article contains spoilers. Sorry To Bother You is an anti-capitalist “absurdist dark comedy with magical realism and...Art and FilmLatestPolitics & Economics·0 Comments··980 views
‘King of Thieves’: Not enough to blow the bloody doors off Amber Weir·February 28, 2019As I walk the navy-carpeted floors of the Windsor theatre, with its cream walls and off-olive green curtains,...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··6 views
‘RAW, Reflect’: we dig the underground Kaelen Ruland·February 17, 2019It’s February—every art enthusiast’s favourite time of year! Fringe festival takes over Northbridge, followed closely by Perth Festival....Art and FilmMusic·0 Comments··35 views
The face of an angel and a body made for battle: ‘Alita: Battle Angel’ 3D – the ultimate action experience Kellie Balaam·February 17, 2019Step into another of James Cameron’s crazy fantasy worlds with his recent film, Alita: Battle Angel. Co-produced with...Art and Film·0 Comments··161 views
‘Arctic’: a cruel and unforgiving side of the North Pole Kellie Balaam·February 15, 2019What do you do if you crash your aeroplane in the middle of a frozen Arctic desert? Undeniably,...Art and Film·0 Comments··9 views
The 10 best flicks to hit the screens in 2018 Daniel Patterson·February 15, 2019It’s always difficult to scale down a list of the best films of the year, yet here I...Art and Film·0 Comments··13 views
‘Gender Blender Burlesque’: Always leave them wanting more. Amber Weir·February 13, 2019It’s six-o’clock on a Monday night and I’m in Northbridge; *twitches*. For those of you who have forgotten...Art and Film·0 Comments··54 views
‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ is Barry Jenkins’ suitably grand follow-up to ‘Moonlight’ Daniel Patterson·February 12, 2019Barry Jenkins makes remarkably intimate cinema. Only two years ago, his second film—Moonlight—took home Best Picture at the...Art and Film·0 Comments··13 views