MOST fishermen post their prize catch on Facebook or Instagram, but Deryck Tan goes one better and immortalises his catch using an ancient Japanese art form. Gyotaku involves spreading ink […]

IS art the cultural elixir that will help us forget about the problems gripping the world right now?  That is the question posed in Panacea, a sprawling exhibition of 150 […]

THE Herald played a small role in the success of Carla Geneve’s latest single Don’t Wanna Be Your Lover. The video was shot in the garage of our heritage-listed offices […]

ESKIMO JOE’S collaboration with the WA symphony orchestra was the catalyst for their first new music in seven years, says lead singer Kav Temperley.  Last year the Fremantle band performed […]

FREMANTLE was the inspiration for new songs and a record deal for 17-year-old Scarlett Graham. The Canadian singer-songwriter has just signed with Continental Record Services in Holland, and her debut EP […]

BEHIND every summer lurks a broken heart. That is the bitter-sweet theme of Frans Bisschops new exhibition, Blue Skies and Broken Hearts. “My main goal was to create new imagery […]

GRITTY drama about immigrant abuse in Paris, Les Misérables, is one of the highlights of this year’s Alliance Française French Film Festival. Set in the volatile Paris district of Montfermeil in […]

BACK in the “old days”, men in flat caps and their wives would gather around the piano in the local pub and sing songs like Knees up mother Brown. It […]

SAMUEL PILOT-KICKETT is one of several emerging Aboriginal WA artists featured in the exhibition Revealed 2020 at the Fremantle Arts centre. His contemporary art combines the cosmos and WA landscape […]

THE Perth Festival’s ability to inject millions of dollars into the state’s arts economy will make the next instalment vital to help the creative sector recover from Covid-19. The Festival’s […]