After recent controversy around misconduct, Mojos has reopened, hoping for a new chapter of inclusivity and safety in the music industry.
Getting their Mojo back
The art of placemaking
Art is changing how we interact with our public spaces. But who are the artists and what are they trying to show us?
Drag kids: the new generation
Rising drag king star Justin Sider is empowering teens to explore drag.
Film falls 35mm short
Film photography is rolling faster than ever, but production companies can’t keep up.
Holding on to heritage
Instead of standing idle and forsaken, heritage buildings around Western Australia are being adapted and reused.
Art attack
Perth artists are reacting to significant budget cuts to the arts this week.
Fringe 2021: West is best
The first post-pandemic Fringe Festival will shine a spotlight on WA’s home-grown talent.
Spinning dysmorphic stigma
Body dysmorphia remains embedded in traditional performing arts as it struggles to gain media traction amid the 2020 crises.
Public art makes a splash in WA
Boring water pumps and electrical cabinets get a makeover into public art by the Water Corporation’s mural program.
Painting a bright future for small business
A Perth artist is using his talent to give businesses a boost as restrictions ease.
Live streaming lifeline for musicians
Live streaming is keeping the music industry afloat until restrictions ease.
The writer’s challenge
Writers have been taking advantage of their time in lockdown to create, but are now preparing to re-adjust to normal life.
Everyone’s a reclusive artist these days
Quarantine has allowed creativity to flourish at home.
Online reveal for renowned Aboriginal art exhibition
Fremantle Arts Centre is getting creative to support WA’s Indigenous artists.
Film industry tries to avoid an apocalypse now
Despite COVID-19 the WA film industry is attempting to stay buoyant.
Comedy Lounge: the quarantine laugh supplier
Coronavirus can’t stop one iconic Perth venue which is bringing comedy into the comfort of your home.
Isol-Aid is a festival from home
Australian musicians have found a isolation-friendly alternative to live performances.