The limited and often-negative representation of trans and non-binary people on stage and screen may have turned a corner into a more positive future. Hannah Fortune reports.
The limited and often-negative representation of trans and non-binary people on stage and screen may have turned a corner into a more positive future. Hannah Fortune reports.
Twenty years after it opened, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image is building a diverse and creative future. Macy Saddington reports
As long as humans have imagination and creativity, the acts of reading and writing will never die – but writing something worth reading is a long haul of courage, editing, and rejection, Claudia Harvey writes.
New technology is helping to recreate a fabulously intricate past. Danielle Bonica reports
MIFF came and went in a burst of volunteer shifts for international student Ann Nguyen. She lived to tell the tale.
The exhibition Combined 13 showcases work that is changing the lives of Indigenous Australians who are or have been in jail. Amos Adams Jones reports.
While lockdowns tied down Melbourne, Swinburne University unveiled the first of a series of inspirational artworks planned for the Hawthorn campus. Fletcher Ellwood and Jack Jowett watched celebrated street artist Matt Adnate at work.
Grimy and graffitied skateparks seem like the last place to find artistic freedom. But interesting stunts and tricks are how BMX rider Nathan Leech expresses his creativity. Ashley Bell reports
Our creative spirit can be overlooked during lockdown, but it doesn’t have to be. Joel Rasmussen looks at some options
