The beautiful slipperiness of memory
“There’s this beautiful slipperiness to memory,” says artist Claudia Nicholson. “It sort of...
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Category: REVIEW
Family ties and the isolation of generations
Review: When Fall is Coming (104 minutes) Michelle (Helene Vincent) is a retired sex worker living...
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The many lives of Wendy Sharpe
Artist, humanitarian, friend: prolific Sydney artist Wendy Sharp has many sides, and the author of...
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Drugs, gangs and coming out: comic Elliot McLaren on finding his feet
Elliot McLaren walks like he is carrying the weight of his life. He’s been battling drug...
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Engineered employee alienation: On Falling review
Remember Michael Ende’s Momo (1973)? Although technically considered youth literature, this...
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The power and the passion
The last time Josh Pyke played in the White Bay Power Station, it was a different kind of play —...
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Art fair ‘a well-oiled machine’ despite fewer sales
Photography by Rex Siu. Sydney Contemporary is now a “well-oiled machine” the art...
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Scala: The rise and fall of a rebel cinema
It was a place where art students mixed with aristos, punks, goths, pensioners and misfits....
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