Culture

Amrita Hepi crosses boundaries of visual art, dance and performance, making her one of the most in-demand artists of the moment.

I am the black silhouetted man on the signs in your town. I didn’t plan for life to pan out this way. But life just happens, doesn’t it, and before you know it, you’re at the mercy of a higher power. The first signs were simple enough. I was desperate for cash and responded to a vague ad in the newspaper looking for ‘Signage representatives. No experience required’.

For curator Ewan McEoin, Bruce Mau’s book Massive Change opened a new perspective on the very definition of design.

HBO’s office drama Industry shows that capitalism is a game nobody wins.

Archives of Feeling attempts to reframe conventions around exhibiting contemporary art to focus on emotion.

The French police procedural The Night of the 12th is purportedly an exposé of misogyny, but in the end it’s all about the man.

Thirty years after Romper Stomper was released, key cast and crew reflect on the cult film.

At 15 Sebastian didn’t see himself as a vandal, as the law did. He saw himself as a writer. The secret language of tags and symbols, the liminal space of tunnels and railways, the argot of street writers, the underground camaraderie of the graffiti gang – all these things gave him something to commit to. So, it was only a matter of time before the cops caught up with him.

A viewing of Solaris as a child introduced Australian Chamber Orchestra artistic director Richard Tognetti to the power of music in film.

The fantasy world of FromSoftware’s Elden Ring is challenging but it richly rewards curiosity and patience.