ADAM Cicanese is a humanities and social sciences teacher by day, but at night he turns into “ArtbyRow” and creates some of the coolest graffiti art in Fremantle and Perth. […]

A NEW art exhibition  at Wireless Hill Museum in Ardross is the culmination of a three year biodiversity study of the surrounding 40-hectare reserve. Artist Nidia Hansen lost herself in […]

FREMANTLE will be awash with arts and craft when the The Indian Ocean Craft Triennial comes to town on September 17. The new festival features contemporary craft by 30 artists […]

CHOPPER’S back. The classic Australian movie has been digitally remastered for a 20th anniversary edition with bonus footage and a limited release in cinemas across Australia. Chopper has never been […]

A NUCLEAR disaster was the catalyst for the first performance of Facade in Fremantle 35 years ago – and now the show’s been revamped and is back at the same […]

THE conflicting emotions of lockdown are beautifully documented by Fremantle artist Jo Darbyshire in her latest exhibition Fennel and Crow – The Long Quiet. During her one hour of exercise a […]

AFTER more than a decade living in the dusty deserts of Utah, The Waifs’ Vikki Thorn is back in WA with her debut solo album ThornBird. The record is a […]

  THE link between Aboriginal culture and the wonders of the universe are explored in the ground-breaking film Star Dreaming at CinefestOZ. Featuring WA’s first mobile dome cinema, filmgoers will […]

WHEN he’s not playing guitar with community groups like St Pat’s Starlight Hotel Choir, Fremantle’s Dave Johnson is onstage with top acts across WA. Johnson has been busy over the […]

SHE’S done a painting for Prince Charles, rubbed shoulders with Vivienne Westwood, and now Anne McCaughey’s painting Ever So Slightly Mad has been shortlisted for the inaugural National Capital Art […]