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Art, Reviews //

Sydney Contemporary takes over Carriageworks

Today, the largest art fair in Australasia returns to Carriageworks for its first in-person showing since 2019 — what’s in it for students?

September 8, 2022 Thomas Sargeant and Amelia Koen
Art, Culture //

Collectivised art in the contemporary Inner-West

In conversation with Redfern’s art-space Duckrabbit — How can young artists afford to be artists, and what types of collective spaces make it possible?

August 29, 2022 Amelia Koen
Culture //

Massagers-cum-Toys: The reverberating history of the vibrator

The prevailing history of the vibrator is shrouded in night-time mystery and buried deep beneath duvets.

August 29, 2022 Simone Maddison
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Don’t sugar-coat the dragons

It seems that violence, particularly violence exacted on women and other marginalised groups, has become an inherent, undeniable factor of the worlds we make up.

August 22, 2022 Alex Sharps
Culture //

The past as a palimpsest: An express history of Sydney’s Central Railway Station

From a tin shed to the largest station in the Southern Hemisphere, Central has a long, winding history.

August 22, 2022 Grace Mitchell
Books, Culture //

Review: Jennifer Down’s Bodies of Light

Bodies of Light is a beautifully controlled account of a life devastated by systemic failure.

August 22, 2022 Grace Roodenrys
Culture, Reviews //

The Poetics of Dailiness: Dianne Suess’s Pulitzer Prize-winning contemporary sonnets

Suess does the near-impossible in these poems, which is to elegise without even a hint of histrionics, to write tenderness in the plain, deflated language of the everyday.

August 15, 2022 Grace Roodenrys
Culture, Science //

Google’s rogue engineer and the AI he thinks is sentient

Google’s powerful LaMDA AI is capable of replicating human speech to levels which Lemoine claims prove its sentence, despite the many other experts who dispute the claim.

August 15, 2022 Katarina Butler
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Cross-cultural depictions of Christianity

Visual art is a powerful medium for the faithful to express their devotion. It offers an avenue for individual expression and connection to culture.

August 8, 2022 Khanh Tran and Emily Scarlis
Culture //

Beach culture and the missing beach beds: Are Australian beaches truly equitable?

Australia is known globally for its beaches, but those on our doorstep are inaccessible and devoid of commercial activity. Why?

August 5, 2022 Misbah Ansari

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