Spinifex people celebrate their culture and country.
Desert paintings
Swing of it
Gypsy jazz celebrated at Kulcha.
Day of The Deli
Feast of culture is just around the corner.
10 minutes of fame
Short film explores acceptance and belonging.
Arts Wars
Opinions divided on Perth’s statues and sculptures.
The art of sexiness
Glitz and glamour returns in the form of Burlesque.
Arts path emerges
Students give young artists a go.
Old world charm
Bridgetown-born author praised for second novel.
Big leap for Brodie
Perth dancer invited to join Australian Ballet.
Curtin two make movie
Student and graduate take short film to the big screen.
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.