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Carrie Miller looks at the world through her television…
Mad Square tells us something…
Guest blogger Luise Guest encounters intergalactic ninja on her Singaporean adventures…
Shane Wolff savours the exotic strangeness of Mullumbimby suburbia captured in Robyn Sweaney’s paintings…
A studio based abstract artist, Inga’s work encompasses the disciplines of painting, drawing and collage
The music gets faster, the lights get brighter, the image is broadcast from every angle. The spectacle demands attention soliciting, seducing and imploring our gaze.
Zarah and paula are having fun, they are playing and filming themselves at the same time. they film all the time
“Positive and negative spaces are captured by light as well as the manual application of the developer solution…”
Guest blogger Carl Scrase argues that we can learn a lot from Iceland and argues for a rethink of how cultural policy is formulated and implemented..
Sign o’ the devil? Maybe, reports John Kelly from The Göteborg International Biennale of Contemporary Art…