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Books Review: Sylvain Tesson – Consolations of the Forest

Books Review: Sylvain Tesson – Consolations of the Forest

Arts & Events, Books by Jenni Kauppi

“Nothing is as good as solitude. The only thing I need to make me perfectly happy is someone to whom I could explain this”. A French travel writer's self-imposed exile in Siberia.

David McDiarmid: When This You See Remember Me

David McDiarmid: When This You See Remember Me

Arts & Events by Open Journal

Art, fashion, music, sex, gay liberation and identity politics: The life and work of Australian artist, designer and gay activist David McDiarmid.

Towards Another (Big Bang) Theory

Towards Another (Big Bang) Theory

Arts & Events by Open Journal

An exploration of risk, terror, beauty and the sublime, a new exhibition shows that shows even in this age of CGI, the best way to simulate an explosion is still with an explosion.

Making Sense of Landscape

Making Sense of Landscape

Books, Design by Open Journal

Landscape architects Taylor Cullity Lethlean (TCL) celebrate 25 years with a new book that documents the projects that have seen them become one of the world's most highly acclaimed landscape architecture firms.

Exploring China's New Creative Energy

Exploring China's New Creative Energy

Arts & Events by Lisa Cugnetto

Lisa Cugnetto talks with Judith Neilson, owner and founder of Sydney’s White Rabbit Gallery on new exhibition Reformation and the refreshed creative energy coming out of China.

Rennie Ellis: Decadent 1980-2000

Rennie Ellis: Decadent 1980-2000

Arts & Events, Books by Open Journal

Following Decade 1970-1980, Rennie Ellis' Decadent is a heart warming, eye opening and unashamedly candid collection of the Australian social photographer's work from the 1980s and 1990s.

Book Review: A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing

Book Review: A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing

Arts & Events by Jenni Kauppi

Eimear McBride's A Girl is a Half-formed Thing is not your standard literary debut. It’s not your standard anything, actually, writes Jenni Kauppi.

Artist Profile: Kubota Fumikazu

Arts & Events, People by Jenni Kauppi

Dark and playful, chaotic and precise, recognisable and surreal. Jenni Kauppi talks to the Melbourne-based Japanese artist about his art and practice.

Curating Melbourne Now & Sydney Biennale: Max Delany

Curating Melbourne Now & Sydney Biennale: Max Delany

Arts & Events by Sophie Davies

Truly grand undertakings, Melbourne Now and the 19th Biennale of Sydney are the largest contemporary art offerings each city will stage for years to come.