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The Clive James Collection
Clive James has a special place in my heart, and in the heart of every one of my flat mates, who at one stage or another during my ten-hour viewing marathon of the recently released Complete Collectio… more →
A Rhinoceros in Eighteenth Century Europe
Sydney Film School Pays Homage to Film
wrote 1 month ago: This short documentary about 16mm is a homage to film and a technology that has had its very last da … more →
Casus – Knee Deep
wrote 2 months ago: Evocative and beautifully choreographed, Knee Deep is an exquisite demonstration of stripped-back, c … more →
Be A Lover - Next Wave Social
wrote 2 months ago: I’m a lover, and you can be too. In fact, you can be so much more than a lover. The arts organ … more →
Artshub.com profile
wrote 2 months ago: Artshub.com profile Artshub kindly ran alittle profile of my working life in connection with Little … more →
Table Tennis Tuesday
wrote 3 months ago: Table Tennis Tuesday at ArtsHub, Intermedia Arts on 28th and Lyndale Ongoing Table Tennis Tuesdays E … more →
The Trip
wrote 3 months ago: A mash-up of cabaret, circus, burlesque and contemporary vaudeville, there’s no doubt as to why The … more →
Oh Captain! Our Captain!
wrote 3 months ago: It’s an unfortunate truth that the people behind-the scenes are just that – behind the s … more →
War of the Arrows (Kim Han-Min, 2011)
wrote 5 months ago: An exciting tale of revenge and redemption firmly rooted in 17th century Korean history, War of the … more →
artsHub Editorial Trial
wrote 7 months ago: Here are the three articles I wrote at artsHub on Monday 22 October as an editorial intern: Sydney F … more →
Pants Down Circus
wrote 7 months ago: Pants Down Circus are ‘not here to make you feel bad about your body’; they’re ‘here to entertain’. … more →
Double Take - Melbourne Fringe Festival
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wrote 7 months ago: Sometimes old things are just as exciting as new things. Double Take was the other part of the creat … more →
DasSHOKU Shake!
wrote 7 months ago: A cross-cultural mash-up of Japanese and Australian Butoh cabaret, DasSHOKU Shake! is a reflection o … more →
Where do jobs grow in the creative economy? from ArtsHub by Stuart Cunningham
wrote 7 months ago: http://www.artshub.com.au/au/news-article/opinions/arts/where-do-jobs-grow-in-the-creative-economy-1 … more →
Wait: The Useful Art of Procrastination
wrote 7 months ago: By Laura James artsHub We all put things off. We all procrastinate. But as Frank Partnoy says in his … more →
Interview w Natalie Sprite re: The Darwin Fridge Festival
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wrote 7 months ago: It’s only been a couple of years since a typo in an email to Darwin Community Arts resulted in a fri … more →
Hello My Name Is
wrote 8 months ago: If you’re not one to force yourself out of your comfort zo … more →
Is Print Media Dead? Conclusion
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wrote 8 months ago: About a month ago, I decided to track my own media consumption to explore the question of whether pr … more →
Is Print Media Dead? Midway Evaluation
wrote 8 months ago: Two weeks into my little informal research project of tracking my own media consumption, it has beco … more →
Interview w Siying Zhou re: Art On Wheels
wrote 9 months ago: September is upon us, which means it’s almost time for Darwin Visual Art Association’s (DVAA) latest … more →
