The sky turns red to the sailors’ delight, caused by the setting sun dispatching its light through a high concentration... Read More
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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.
The Bubble Spirit sat and watched the little fishes sporting and swimming, darting here and there in the clear waters... Read More
A bevy of black swans circled our car parked near to the lake’s edge. It was my first encounter with... Read More
“Ping.” “Tink.” “Chick-o-wee.” In the late afternoon, Quarries Park, Clifton Hill, is a wonderful chorus of bird calls and a... Read More
I have long wished to swim through the other-worlds created by Georges Méliès, and Stanton Welch’s “Sylvia,” a co-production between... Read More
Max Porter’s novel Lanny begins with Dead Papa Toothwort slipping “through one grim costume after another as he rustles and... Read More
