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Mar
28
Languages, rituals, imperialism | March 2024

Languages, rituals, imperialism | March 2024

Yes, it’s March. It’s almost APRIL. Terrifying. There’s quite a bit here that I need to mention.
12 min read
Mar
22
Notes on Lands of Light: Lloyd Rees in Tasmania

Notes on Lands of Light: Lloyd Rees in Tasmania

I didn’t want to like this exhibition. Which is an admission of both bias and exhaustion. The sheer dominance
6 min read
Mar
08
The Picks | Mar 2024

The Picks | Mar 2024

I don’t know what’s going on out there but there’s a whole lot opening in March. HEAPS.
2 min read
Feb
28
Devices and desires | Feb 2024

Devices and desires | Feb 2024

Hello – by the skin of our teeth – February. Here’s the longest thing I’ve written for Make and Do
15 min read
Feb
28
Ugh. Grant applications. Or: Launching - Writing Services for Artists.

Ugh. Grant applications. Or: Launching - Writing Services for Artists.

When you're an artist you sort of end up being not just an artist but a writer of
1 min read
Feb
26
Interior Topographies

Interior Topographies

Let’s not beat around the bush here; women who make art and have children will likely be told at some point by someone that their child is their greatest artwork. I’m sure person saying this means well, but let’s just consider how offensive that line actually is...
6 min read
Feb
09
The Picks | Feb 2024

The Picks | Feb 2024

Hello. These are the things I think you should look at in Southern lutruwita this month. Amber Koroluk-Stephenson: Interior Topographies
3 min read
Jan
26
Rags, bags etc | January 2024

Rags, bags etc | January 2024

And with this missive Make and Do is over half way to being a whole year old – which is nuts.
8 min read
Jan
12
AND I DREAMED YOU DREAMED ABOUT ME

AND I DREAMED YOU DREAMED ABOUT ME

A response to Emma Bingham’s Continuum[1] Veils filter translucence, shifting with the arc of a day’s light
2 min read
Jan
10
The Picks | January 2024

The Picks | January 2024

Welcome to the new year! Here’s my tips for some neat shows around Hobart in January. The slightly less
3 min read