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Seeing is Believing: Why Representation Matters
As representation continues to be a hot-button issue across all mediums, it can be difficult to see the non-politicised side of the picture. While...
Conflict In My Outlook_We Met Online: Post-Internet Art and Dystopian Realities
Contributor: Chiara Christian
In 1996, John Perry Barlow declared the future of cyberspace would be independent of government and corporate control. Utopian and idealistic, it...
‘Like a body-blow’: How will the arts sector recover in 2021?
Contributor: Katherine Keeler
For Isabella Brown and her partner Liam, an average day during the past 11 months looked something like this: sleeping-in, playing with...
The Parramatta Road Tram – flashes of past and future visions
On a warm November day in 1958, the jacarandas are in bloom and the systematic destruction of Sydney’s tram network is in full swing.
Students trickle...
The power of monuments: A history forgotten
I feel like a trespasser. Every step a guilty echo of my crime. The room is shrouded in a dull white. Great columns of...
Nothing to Declare? What about the emotional baggage?
Contributor: Rebecca Bowman
How travel restrictions and hotel quarantine are imposing the real tax on mental health for returning Australians.
The phone lights up beside the...
Shave It Off: How My Hair Slowed Me Down
Contributor: Katherine Porritt-Fraser
On the precipice of COVID-19 lockdown, I’m sitting in front of the mirror at an unfamiliar hairdresser, waiting to have my head...
An Unlikely Cure to Tiktok Fatigue – Phenomenology is #Trending
It was ‘Mundane March’, 2020, and Sydney was in the throes of its first lockdown.
The rest of Sydney contemplated lunch as I woke up...
Björk’s Biophilia album app: Putting the listener in control of the music
Contributor: Argus Fung
The opening sequence of Björk’s ambitious album companion app Biophilia lays the framework for her vision and artistic direction of the record’s...
Can I have one serving of bilingualism, please?
It’s Saturday dinner and our family gathers at the table. A well-cooked rib-eye steak, along with mashed potato and salad, lies neatly arranged on...
Small Axe, Big Tree
Small grassroots organisations are slowly chipping away at the huge problem of Aboriginal deaths in custody in Australia.
“I’d like to acknowledge the Gadigal people...
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