Remember me. Remember me. The comforting darkness that floats behind the heartache of Henry Purcell’s Lament from “Dido and Aeneas,”...
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Using an armoury of play and poetry as a lure, Gracia Haby is an artist besotted with paper. Her limited edition artists’ books, and other works hard to pin down, are often made collaboratively with fellow artist, Louise Jennison. Their work is in the collections of the National Gallery of Australia and state libraries throughout Australia to the Tate (UK). Gracia Haby is known to collage with words as well as paper.
At a train station of the St Petersburg Railway, I arrive. A prologue, in Moscow. In the State Theatre, first...
Things open where they began, in a loop, only I don’t know it yet. In measured steps, Angela Goh walks...
The sole is stamped with the maker’s mark, the size, and the width of the shoe. The sole is attached...
In the forest at night, the same place you know by day feels different. It sounds different, and the paths...
Beginning in the light of the moon, a remembering. Beginning with a much-loved (and most-performed) “Serenade” by George Balanchine in...
