Stephen Haley: The Future Photos
Science Fiction, from H.G. Wells’ Time Machine to William Gibson’s Sprawl Trilogy, is awash with technologies gone awry, usually with startling and dystopian results….
Science Fiction, from H.G. Wells’ Time Machine to William Gibson’s Sprawl Trilogy, is awash with technologies gone awry, usually with startling and dystopian results….
It is, admittedly, highly unusual for one magazine/journal to feature another. However in the case of the latest issue of A+a an exception must…
Surrealism per se in Australia has seemed out of favour for decades. That’s not to say it hasn’t continued a strange, almost underground, presence…
Rus Kitchin is a cartographer of chaos, a librarian of lunacy, a harbinger of hallucination a translator of turmoil and a linguist of labyrinths….
It was indeed a dark night, an all encompassing, velvety, stygian blackness that captured the Melbourne Gothic in its latest, potent iteration. When Wagga…
There can be little doubt that it is a momentous year for Ronnie van Hout. He is currently showing at Station Gallery in Melbourne,…
“… the association of two, or more, apparently alien elements on a plane alien to both is the most potent ignition of poetry.” – Comte de Lautréamont, Les Chants de Maldoror, 1869
Since opening its new space in Melbourne’s inner-city suburb Windsor, MARS Gallery has been gradually honing a distinct aesthetic that has allowed a number…