Curating the doctor’s waiting room
What were the curatorial decisions that went behind the art in the doctor’s waiting room?
meet me in the tearoom
From mirrors to dick size, the collection looks to unpack the unspoken codes of the space.
I'm subleasing a room and I haven't seen my housemates in 12 days
In exploring these intimate spaces, the innermost feelings of their residents are revealed.
Do surreal times call for surrealist fashion?
Nothing is what it seems, as a sense of discomfort and instability pervades.
Eagle Boys Pizza makes its return as an NFT marketplace
Eagle Boys is BACK and craves a SLICE of the NFT pie!
I want to drink the Nickelodeon slime
Oh, how I yearn to rub that Emerald Cream all over my body.
Survival tips for the upcoming vibe shift
The apocalypse is coming, and it's time to dress the part!
Cybernetic ecologies; art, nature and an interspecies future
One night, in the mid-1920s, British botanist Arthur Tansley dreamt of murdering his wife.
Naive art or modern marvels?
In response to r*ssia’s invasion, there has been more active celebration of Ukrainian traditions, art, and language, particularly amongst younger people.
Home is where the emo is
“These bands kind of operate in these houses. They play live shows in basements, they don’t play at bars.”
The animals have come to town!
Animals are living in the habitats of our streets, our roofs, our walls.
The little pamphleteer that could
I wasn’t invisible — I was avoided. I was Moses, splitting the oncoming wave of students in two.
Mamma Mia and the feminist movements
Phyllia Lloyd’s Mamma Mia (2008) is a 108 minute slice of feminist paradise.
UnSteady: The story of the Great Australian Novel that never was
Christina Stead, novelist, Marxist, and Sydneysider, has been allowed to fade into partial canonical obscurity, in part due to failures to Americanise her unequivocally Australian work.
Gotta be, VeggieTales
There’s something so magnificently anarchic about vegetables issuing advice through musical scripture sequences.