FORMER Fremantle Herald journo Molly Schmidt is among four authors who have been shortlisted for the prestigious Hungerford Award. Other’s vying for the $15,000 prize money and publishing contract with […]

The mysteries of the universe and Mother Nature intertwine in a stunning debut solo exhibition by young Bicton artist Alexis Steyn. Pitching the female form against vast cosmological backdrops with […]

IT took me some contemplation to change my mind about how good The Quiet Girl was.  My original thoughts were of lack of climax or of a point, with expectations […]

HER underwear with shark’s teeth caused an international stir in the 1980s, and now Perth artist Tania Ferrier is back with a fresh look at that decade and how far […]

Is it a drawing? No. Is it a photograph? No. It’s a biccture! Created by photographer Kieron Hayter and his partner, artist Kirsten Shenton-Smith, a biccture is an innovative portrait […]

ART lovers will get to see some stunning hyperreal portraits – one an Archibald Prize finalist – when artist Tessa MacKay makes her triumphant return to Fremantle this weekend. A […]

HE’S Danish, he lived in London for 12 years and now he’s moved to Perth. Some days jazz guitarist Kristian Borring must wake up thinking he’s in witness protection and […]

ARTISTS Jess Miller and Rachel Riggs use their biting North of England wit to deconstruct the traditional image of women in art. Don’t expect a belle reposing in a flowing […]

ALMOST 40 years before a Scottish lad sparked a TikTok craze with his rendition of traditional folk tune Wellerman, a group of Perth youngsters formed what is now one of […]

TACKLING themes like incest, euthanasia, religion and venereal disease, the Norwegian play Ghosts was engulfed in controversy when it first hit the stage in 1882 – and it’s about to […]