Student and graduate take short film to the big screen.
Curtin two make movie
Theatre of hands
Hands-on performance for the hearing impaired.
Artists hit the streets
Life breathed into unused spaces.
Musos struggle to make a buck
Professionalism eludes local bands. CAM FINDLAY reports.
Students thrive in theatre scene
Curtin students take big steps in their theatrical careers. JORDAN NIX reports.
Spanning the digital divide
Camera recycling opens some doors. JESSICA WHITEAKER reports.
Marked for life or a must-have accessory?
Even in a world recession, more people are spending money to decorate their bodies permanently. But is this form of art worthwhile? CATHRINE FORMOE reports.
The truth revealed: why arts students are so cool
MIKE EXELL delves into the Perth indie scene and discovers a few surprises.
Street fashions replace glitzy glam
ANNIE SHREEVE focuses on the latest trends displayed at PR in Fashion, a public relations student show that has become a key event for the WA profession.
Theatre review: "The Flu Season"
BREEANA HUMPHREYS takes us on and off the stage of the Curtin University production.
Out with the new and in with the old
Will Perth evolve into a more fashionably diverse metropolis? VANESSA COSTANZO reports on young entrepreneurs who have opened vintage businesses that express stylish individuality.
Fashion show review
MADALYN PLUMMER talks with up-and-coming fashion designers about their future prospects in Australia and beyond.
Short film success on the silver screen
TRINE URSTAD IMAGINE getting your short film shown in a huge cinema in front of hundreds of people. Curtin film students Markus Hermansen and Kjetil Astrup can. It’s over a month ago, […]
Sculptures by the sea
TOM RABE THE 2011 annual ‘Sculptures By the Sea’ exhibition has enjoyed a successful year, attracting record crowds after presenting a variety of works from local, national and international artists. The event, […]
Perth Upmarket showcases local designers
ANNIE SHREEVE THOUSANDS of people visited Winthrop Hall recently to attend the first Perth Upmarket for 2011. The hall and surrounding gardens of The University of Western Australia were filled with stallholders […]
Curriculum changes concern art teachers
Proposed changes to the national arts curriculum have teachers worried that students will struggle to fully understand the new courses.
Cover Versions – a photo essay by Adrian Craddock
Perth-ifying album covers from years gone by.