IT all makes sense, really. A pencil is made from graphite, graphite is a form of carbon, and carbon is a building block of human life. South Fremantle artist Liesbeth […]

AS the longest night of the year approaches, so too does Melville Midwinter. Set against the shores of Dyoondalup Point Walter, this year’s free, family-friendly Midwinter event will be held […]

A NEW exhibition at the WA State Library, X-Press Magazine: 41 Years on the Streets, is celebrating one of Perth’s most iconic cultural publications, marking 41 years since the first […]

While the Middle East is making headlines for all the wrong reasons, the Awakenings ensemble is a timely reminder of the exotic and mesmerising music from the region. Led by […]

MELVILLE Theatre Company shines a light on the brilliant but heartbreaking life of Alan Turing in the celebrated play Breaking the Code. The biographical drama celebrates Turing’s revolutionary wartime achievements […]

CEMENT plants, industrial estates and the whiff of a half-eaten Chiko roll. Most folk probably wouldn’t associate Cockburn with a Belle Époque, but in recent years it has shed its […]

RENOWNED Freo sculptor Tony Jones is displaying two rarely-seen works as part of the Moored exhibition in the port city. Known for his iconic public sculptures like Eliza and CY […]

THE Pasar Malam (Night Market) exhibition is a bit like Fremantle—memorable, dark and a bit weird. Featuring dense screen prints of strange bodies, old fairground rides and demonic creatures, it’s […]

FOLLOWING three sold-out performances in 2024, Australian music icons The Cat Empire have announced that they will reunite with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra for a highly anticipated Perth leg […]

IN a major coup for Perth, the first solo exhibition by acclaimed WA artist Stormie Mills will be held at The Art Gallery of Western Australia. A defining figure in […]