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Atmospheric Memory at Powerhouse Museum

As an art exhibition, Atmospheric Memory is cool, edgy, and highly intelligent. As an experience however, it is scary, eye-opening, and prescient.

September 3, 2023 Nafeesa Rahman
Culture //

Soft Centre Festival 2023: In conversation with the founders of Soft Centre

Honi spoke to the founders of Soft Centre Jemma Cole and Thorsten Hertog who give us a run-down on what the festival has in store for all.

June 4, 2023 Misbah Ansari
Art, Art, Culture //

That time Salvador Dali drove 500 kilos of cauliflower to the Sorbonne

Universalism is often a dangerous concept, but perhaps there’s something in the idea that shapes are a unit, something that we can construct a world of thought out of.

May 9, 2023 Nicholas Osiowy
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USyd to Ukraine, Redfern to Rwanda, JFR to Jalalabad

What makes two documentary artists leave Sydney for the frontlines of war time and time again, and how do they make art out of destruction?

October 17, 2022 Thomas Sargeant and Amelia Koen
Analysis //

Instagrammable Art: Is it enhancing or detracting from the gallery experience?

On art galleries and how they appear digitally.

September 11, 2022 Alexandra Dent
Culture, Perspective //

Experiencing beauty as radical ecology: On Timothy Morton

The beauty and surrender we feel through art might energise futures of nonviolent coexistence with nonhumans and their environments.

August 1, 2022 Zara Zadro
Art, Culture //

A love letter to Love Letters to the Horizon

The exhibition at SCASS Backspace honours queer community and liberation, running until 30 June on Level 3 of Wentworth.

June 21, 2022 Alana Ramshaw
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2022 Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes: life and colour

The winner of the 2022 Archibald Prize will be announced this Friday 13 May, with the exhibition opening to the public the following day.

May 11, 2022 Thomas Sargeant and Amelia Koen
Art, University //

The Tin Sheds – An Incomplete History

Delving into the activist history of the Tin Sheds Gallery and the 1970s-80s art collectives of USyd.

April 4, 2022 Grace Mitchell
Features //

The art of campus & the campus of art

Investigating the mysterious myriad of artworks at the University of Sydney and questioning who put them there.

April 4, 2022 Amelia Koen

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