Experiments

A new poetic experiment by Bridget Webster ...

Jason Maling is an artist, teacher and facilitator based in Naarm. These images are a sequence of film stills from a June 2024 live development session of Diagrammatica. The ongoing project is a responsive system of sculptural, visual and sonic components ...

... With the collection as his medium, Patrick Pound is an artist working with all things photography. His collection-based book Windows, an unhinged album, was published by Perimeter Editions this year. ...

Rather than dream of better futures, I like to ponder what’s worth preserving, and how ...

A 'lyric deconstruction / annotated lyric sheet' to read while we listen to the song ...

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My Korean friends have consistently reminded me that these are not sijo, an assertion with which I vehemently concur. Within these so-called sijo/stlings, any interaction with the canonical Korean form arises from engaged positions of deference, respect and awe. Simply ...

I feel completely detached from any country, any group. I am a metaphysically displaced person. — Emil Cora ...

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The words for three and yesterday are only an aspiration apart in Armenian. Yerek. Yereg. Sometimes it’s the three of us and sometimes it’s just yesterday. It’s just something past. Someone past. Passed by, aside, moved on, moved up, up and away. Not an ...

We live in precarious times. We inherit the legacy and deep knowing of kinship in the context of First Nations survival; we learn to listen to the ancestors of this land and the cultural practices that demonstrate so elegantly how ...

ACROSS 1   Singer Dyson’s mother produces swamp gas (6) 4   ‘Sourdough guru’ – Evelyn Araluen, 2021 (5,3) 10  ‘French cheese customs’ – Hannah Kent, 2013 (4,7) 11  Steele Rudd duo, _______ and Dave (3) 12  Practice spin yields international ...

It all comes in ‘conversation’. There is a ‘sync’ that happens differently for each person, place and circumstance. Allowing for that synchronicity to happen is often the difference between white fellas and Aboriginal researchers. Often, we Aboriginal fellas say, ‘You ...