identity
Exhibition review: Salote Tawale, Carriageworks
An exhibition that transports viewers and explores how objects become vessels of identity.
Towards continuum: behind the hardware of digital art
Understanding the self and the future in digital art through artists from the Asian Australian diaspora in collaboration with Sugar…
Theatre review: I ME SHE HIM 你和我和她和他, Bluestone Church Arts Space
The first English adaptation of Stan Lai’s 1998 play retains its cultural nuances and asks how we can reconcile with…
Live Futures: an inquiry of queer sex and play
When we look for sex and play, where do we go? ArtsHub attends 'Live Futures: Queer Cultural Safety and Existential…
Are you an imposter?
Mob are allowed to ask respectful questions about where you come from and who your people are. This is so…
Dance review: tiaen tiamen Episode 1, Dunstan Playhouse
Experimental and futuristic, but with its heart grounded in Indigenous culture, this work is the first part of a trilogy…
Programming with lived experience
From tackling the question "Where are you from?" to multilingual performances, these initiatives champion for visibility and understanding.
Queer and present danger: Part 1
The first of a three-part series exploring Australian drag queens and their part in the activism and history of the…
Exhibition review: Daniel Mudie Cunningham, Wollongong Art Gallery
Daniel Mudie Cunningham's survey exhibition is a lesson in celebrating becoming.
Australiana art and design: a litmus test on nationhood
Exclusive to Bendigo, 'Australiana: Designing a Nation' captures the shifting ideas around our national identity and opens up the space…