Reviews
Review: RocoColonial, Hazelhurst Arts Centre
Artist and curator Gary Carsley presents a political and aesthetic mash up of two of the great historical moments, but…
Review: Michael Pignéguy, The Jazzlab/MIJF (VIC)
A night of jazz that says ‘jack of all trades, master of …’.
Review: NOCTURNAL + MIJF, Melbourne Museum
A night of jazz brought intimacy and excitement to the museum space.
Review: Julie Gough: Tense Past, TMAG (Dark Mofo)
The power of juxtaposition adds weight to an already potent exhibition at the Tasmanian Museum and Gallery.
Review: Love is the Message, The Message is Death, Sydney Opera House
Arthur Jafa’s video work explores police brutality and the contradictions of America today.
Review: Tim Ferguson – A Fast Life on Wheels, State Theatre of WA
The well-loved comedian’s wit and charm is sharper than ever.
Review: The Streeton Trio – Beethoven, Schubert and Arensky, Wentworth Falls (NSW)
Beethoven in the bush proves a concert highlight.
Review: The House is Live, Adelaide Cabaret Festival
The world’s biggest and best cabaret festival kicks off with a glittering opening gala.
Review: i have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night, PICA (WA)
The air ‘out there’ is brought into close proximity through this unique, all-consuming experience.
Review: Beethoven: The Piano Concertos - Concert One, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
Guest soloist Jayson Gillham shines in Beethoven’s First Concerto.