Interview: Lara Vrkic of The Ladies Network
The Ladies Network highlights the contribution of women in creative fields. We had a chat with curator and founder Lara Vrkic.
Tag Archive: art
What’s hot at Brighton Festival 2016
Laurie Anderson has unveiled her programme as Guest Director of Brighton Festival, in its 50th anniversary year.
Interview: Amy Summer is ready to play
Sydney-based artist Amy Summer is currently preparing her debut solo exhibition. In anticipation, we have a conversation with her to find out more: Hey Amy. How has 2016 treated you so far? Hey! It’s… Read More
Mona Foma is a beautiful monster
As Hobart’s now-legendary audio-visual carnival sweeps back through town, Chloe Mayne guides us through the strange and beautiful maze that was: Ah, Mona Foma, my old friend. We’ve grown into and around one… Read More
Getting to Know Amy Finlayson
Sydney-based artist and model Amy Finlayson’s upcoming exhibition, “Girls on Cars” considers theories of female liberation and desired equality in society. We asked her to tell us more about it, as well as… Read More
Sydney Collage Society, Cut It Out!
Here’s something exciting for your diary! Sydney Collage Society has today announced a group exhibition of new works featuring six of the society’s artists: Danilo Brandao, Nikolaus Dolman, LA EARLY, Chelsea Tuesday, Kubi… Read More
Art Interview: Bans Illustration
My love affair with Bans Illustration started like all modern day romances – on Instagram. The bright, perky and visually comical presence dominated my feed amongst a sea of selfies and aerial food… Read More
Perhaps – Prison, by Rose Ashton
While watching yet another movie about people in prison, Sydney artist and Something You Said contributor Rose Ashton felt moved to pen some words about imprisonment, about the plight of refugees, about their… Read More
Sartre and Heidegger on Poetry
In the third segment of our philosophy series, Chloe Mayne looks at the politics of poetry: The links between aesthetics and ethics are, in my opinion, intricate and wonderful. Examining their tangles exposes… Read More
Getting to Know Amy Summer
Introducing up-n-coming Sydney-based artist Amy Summer. We reckon she’s someone you definitely need on your radar, so we asked her to tell us about herself: I am a 23-year-old art maker living in… Read More
Friedrich Nietzsche on Pop Music
In the second instalment of our new series, Chloe Mayne looks at legendary German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and his thoughts on popular music: What’s the role of music in our lives? More importantly,… Read More
Mad Love exhibition comes to Sydney
Heads up! An ace new art exhibition, featuring a series of manga style illustrations by Chris Yee, is on its way to Sydney. Part of The Japan Foundation Gallery’s Contemporary Art Mini Series, Mad Love explores the experience… Read More