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Difficult women, continued: Nikita Gill at SWF

nikita gill hekate “A woman they cannot control, whether Goddess or mortal, is a dangerous woman,” writes Nikita Gill in Hekate (2025). At the heart of...

Love, Actually: ‘Five Arrows’ by Christopher Gurusamy

Christopher Gurusamy’s 5 Arrows Christopher Gurusamy’s 5 Arrows is a work of extraordinary precision and emotional clarity. Rooted deeply in the traditions of Bharatanatyam, 5 Arrows is a vivid demonstration...

Bobby Matharu’s exhibition: sea, sky and a Satinder Sartaaj stopover

Bobby Matharu has spent a lot of his life observing nature - from the sky, the land, the sea. As an enjoyer of adventure...

Nishant Mittal: The vinyl archivist bringing Indian grooves to Perth

nishant mittal I’ve always been a massive Usha Iyer (Uthup) fan. It was her much requested Auwa Auwa that first introduced me to her irresistible...

Meet Talwinder, the graffiti artist repainting heritage

Talwinder Singh’s never been the kind of guy to ponder and scrutinise. He much prefers freeform, impulse driven expression, the best philosophy for an...

Sahib Rana turns migrant life into comedy gold

When Sahib Rana took the stage in Queensland for ‘Escape from Brisbane’ (from Feb 9 to 15), his latest stand-up outing alongside Vietnamese-Australian comic...

Chordi: Abhijit Pal’s stitched letters to a sister, from Melbourne

Photography, Kantha embroidery and Bengali typography all come together in Melbourne artist Abhijit Pal’s exhibition Chordi (Bengali for ‘elder sister’) at the Kingston Arts...

Love, legacy and lyrics: Hip-Hop artist Kultar Ahluwalia

Kultar Ahluwalia When Kultar Ahluwalia stepped onto the PHIVE stage in Sydney on 6 February, audiences weren’t just watching a hip-hop gig - they were...

Shreya Pawar: A calling in clothes

Shreya Pawar It was a burst of summer exuberance at the recent graduate show of the Australian Academy of Modelling (AAM). Shreya Pawar, one of two...

Review: Songs of the Bulbul at Arts Centre Melbourne

Canonically, artists have always been yoked with tragedy; from Van Gogh to Beethoven, we can’t escape the romantic notion one must give themselves completely...

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Difficult women, continued: Nikita Gill at SWF

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Difficult women, continued: Nikita Gill at SWF

Love, Actually: ‘Five Arrows’ by Christopher Gurusamy

Bobby Matharu’s exhibition: sea, sky and a Satinder Sartaaj stopover

Bihar to Biennale: Western Sydney artist takes heritage to Venice

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