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'Heart Foods' by Erin Coates A work from Bread of Bone which depicts a heart connected to a cooked prawn, insect and chicken by its arteries. Food for thought in tantalising exhibition

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Food for thought in tantalising exhibition

3 April 2023

Bread of Bone is a little gem of an exhibition that elevates the skill of drawing while chewing on the highly charged subject of food, writes Craig McKeough.

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Sugar and spice at Marawar-ak

14 December 2022

From introspection to tongue-in-cheek fun, two complementary exhibitions at Fremantle Arts Centre transport Jaimi Wright.

Mary-Lou Divilli,_Bilbijy, 2019, photographic print. Image courtesy of the artist and Waringarri Aboriginal Arts copy 2 A portrait photograph of a First Nations man. His face is lit by a projection of a traditional painting, perhaps of a boomerang, depicted in yellow, white and red ochre dots. Unearthing the state’s storytellers

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Unearthing the state’s storytellers

28 May 2021

As the name suggests ‘The Alternative Archive’ is an exhibition that breathes life into the concept of archives, discovers Jaimi Wright.

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Multiple twists on reality in trio of exhibitions

11 November 2020

Three new exhibitions at PICA take the viewer on a journey that is aural as well as visual, discovers Craig McKeough.

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Intricate and ephemeral

13 March 2019

Review: Ted Snell (curator), “RITUAL” · Presented at There is gallery by Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery · Review by Miranda Johnson · Curated by Ted Snell, …

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Food for thought in tantalising exhibition

Sugar and spice at Marawar-ak

Unearthing the state’s storytellers

Multiple twists on reality in trio of exhibitions

Intricate and ephemeral

Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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