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Review of 'Plant + Human' at the Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney. Featuring artists Steven Cavanagh, Liss Fenwick, Phillip George, Hayley Millar-Baker, Polixeni Papapetrou, Pony Express, Merri Randell, Diana Scherer, and Erica Seccombe.

A reflection on the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes & announcement of the Packing Room Prize 2019.

Review of Bridie Gillman's exhibition at Edwina Corlette Gallery in Brisbane.

A critical discussion on Keg de Souza’s work and how it fits into the community-based art framework that Claire Bishop’s critiques in her essay “The Social Turn: Collaboration and its Discontents” from Artforum International in 2006.

A review on Yhonnie Scarce's socio-political glass art.

A review on Nicole Monk’s exhibition: Owning the Moon. Curated by Emily Sullivan at the UNSW Art and Design gallery: AD Space.

An essay on the concept of food sharing as a socially engaged art practice. Featuring artists: Keg De Souza, Suzanne Lacy and Linda Pruess, Coco Fusco and Nao Bustamante.

A critical article discussing art and Anthropocene. Featuring artists: Emily Parsons-Lord, Mitch Gobel, Issac Cordal and Janet Laurence.

An essay that discusses and argues how performing the ‘other’ can explore the notions surrounding post-colonialism whilst evoking institutional critique; manipulation of the colonial gaze; and how this comes out of signified meaning within culture. Works featured: Coco Fusco and Guillermo Gomez-Pena’s Two Undiscovered Americans, 1992-94; Angela Tiatia’s Heels & Walking the Wall, 2014; Get to Work’s (a.l.o.t.o) a league of their own, 2017; and Tracy Moffatt.

An essay using The Everyday as an art theory. Featuring artists: Roohi Ahmed, Sarah Lucas, and Tony Albert.

A Cli-Fi story examining space-time continuum and ecological crisis using news articles and climate change theory.

An essay on the use of 'Remix culture' in art. Featuring artists: Martha Rosler, Billy Maynard. and Sharon Hayes.

An essay critically evaluating the evidence surrounding the "Black Athena" debate. A proposed theory from Martin Bernal that Ancient Greece would have been culturally aligned with Northern Africa, rather than European countries.