Yvan Karlsson might be making his directorial debut with Spare Parts Puppet Theatre for the world premiere school holiday season of Level Up! but his association with the company dates right back to childhood.
Tanya MacNaughton
Jo Wassell’s new exhibition Women in Whaling shines a light on a group of Albany women and their experiences with Albany’s whaling history and contributions to the city’s history.
Jacki Elezovich
Traditional Owners will be the big winners of an historic revenue shake-up after changes to the 99-year lease for the national park that includes Uluru.
Lloyd Jones
Sacrifice and glory suffuse The New Zealand Dance Company’s collaboration with Perth’s Co3 in apt prelude to Easter and Anzac Day at The Maj.
David Cusworth
Artists who depicted Tasmanian tigers in rock art hundreds of years ago may have seen the living animal before it died out on the mainland, researchers say.
As Margaret River Region Open Studios prepares to welcome visitors this September, two local artists reflect on how the event has done more than showcase their work.
Madelin Hayes
Challenging weather prevailed across the three weekends of Lighting the Sound, but the rain cleared on Sunday night to give the much-anticipated light show a spectacular finish to its three-week run.
Barcelona-based Osadia will bring the art of hair sculpting transformations to Fremantle International Street Arts Festival, joining more than 160 free performances and events across Easter long weekend.
So Circus couple Eve and Luke reveal three is not a crowd with their son Finn, as the duo prepare to make their debut at Fremantle International Street Arts Festival over the Easter long weekend.
Soprano Jessica Blunt’s role debut as the “fallen woman” Violetta ignites Verdi’s La Traviata for WA Opera at His Majesty’s Theatre.
The floral installation Mammang Koort, a colourful pathway imbued with Indigenous history and local stories, provides the perfect welcome to those entering the Anzac Peace Park to witness Lighting the Sound.
This year’s highly commended images include bear cubs playing on a road and flamingo’s flying against power lines, but it was a photograph of a young Iberian lynx playfully hunting that was crowned the winner.
Amy Cavender
The pen, as we know, is mightier than the sword, but for artist Renee Tan it’s the paper which is mightiest of all.
Claire Middleton
The glistening waters of Cottesloe Beach of course provided the backdrop for this year’s Sculpture by the Sea award ceremony on Sunday afternoon.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
Co3 Contemporary Dance Australia and The New Zealand Dance Company are touring WA with GLORIA – A Triple Bill, following an emotional season at Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts .
Lily Allen has landed a spot on one of the art world’s most prestigious walls, with the cover of her West End Girl album now hanging in London’s National Portrait Gallery.
Caitlin Vinci
Tartini’s ‘Devil’s Trill’ sets stamp on eclectic mix from Australian Chamber Orchestra at Winthrop Hall.
Elder Price and Elder Cunningham would like to share the most amazing book with Perth audiences when musical The Book Of Mormon returns to convert Crown Theatre Perth this year.
The full program for the Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival has been released, adding a range of writers’ workshops, storytelling and discussions to the line-up across May 15-17.
If life’s delivering you curve balls, it’s time to go and see Barry Mackie.
Lisa Principe’s exhibition was unveiled at Cleaver House in West Perth.
Zach Margolius
WA Symphony Orchestra appoints Liz Chee as principal oboe after 10 years acting in the role.
Albany’s Anzac Peace Park was packed full of eager spectators on Friday for the first night of Lighting the Sound, with punters coming equipped with ponchos, rain jackets and umbrellas to wait out the rain.
‘Hyde Perth a five-star experience that blends lifestyle, music and culture, giving Perth something it hasn’t experienced before.’
Kellie Balaam
