Twelve artists from Sydney’s Stanley Street Gallery have been working from their artist studios and makeshift home-studios documenting their experiences during this extraordinary time of our global existence.
A discussion of the yolo bull market and the struggling real economies; with a focus on whether it might end in tears…
Independent report paints dire picture of Federal Environmental Ministry’s incompetence.
Claude, Rudi and David discuss an interesting bunch of stocks including Damstra (ASX: DTC), Urbanise.com (ASX: UBN), Woolworths (ASX: WOW), Data #3 (ASX: DTL) and Rhipe (ASX: RHP)…
Egypt and Ethiopia in tense negotiations over hydro project on the Upper Nile.
Still selling my winners too early, but enjoying it nonetheless…
Prophecy International Holdings (ASX: PRO) recently disappointed the market. Here’s why I’m holding on for a re-rate (for now)…
Mariam Arcilla presents Interno, a new podcast or a ‘time capsule’, where she speaks to artists across the world on art and activism during the global pandemic.
Aboutface’ invited artists in isolation to make, remodel, rework, embellish and decorate home-made masks as a creative way to document the global pandemic experience, express their concerns and tell their stories.
The Damstra Technologies (ASX: DTC ) takeover of Vault Intelligence (ASX: VLT) is clearly a positive for the latter company. But what about the former?
Former Chief Justice Murray Gleeson was allegedly made aware of sexual harrassment by former Justice Dyson Heydon in 2005. So what did he do about it?
Fabrizio Biviano recognises repetition as a profound raison d’être; a conduit of catharsis, and of purpose. Just as Sisyphus found resolve in his toil, so too does Biviano’s own painterly pursuits enrich his reality.
Imexhs (ASX: IME) implies its share price is attractive by comparing itself to Pro Medicus (ASX: PME), but to do so is misleading…
More questions are arising about Covid-19’s long-term effects.
Mavis creates landscapes of her Country imbued with generations of memories from her childhood camping trips away from the Aurukun Mission, to visiting sites with her adopted son Edgar while he conducts cultural burning ensuring the seasonal regeneration of the land.
Yes, things are bad, but are things bad enough to shock markets?
From July 2 until 22 August audiences are invited to explore a display of wearable artworks created by NSW-based contemporary art jeweller Zoe Brand.