![Film: The Divine Order]()
by Ros Seale | Apr 5, 2018 | Arts, Film Review, Visual, What's On
Swiss women had to wait until 1971 to be able to vote and 1985 to open a bank account in their own name. Married men were legally able to prevent a wife working outside their home or sign a contract for an apartment. It would seem that would be against...
![Ollis Salutes Paris and Morocco]()
by Peter Rigby | Mar 19, 2018 | Arts, Beauty, Lifestyle, Places, Visual, What's On
Quirky and playful works by Bernard Ollis are currently adding a a splash of Parisienne and North African colour to Linton and Kay’s Subiaco gallery. The exhibition, Traveller’s Tales – Paris and Morocco, transports his audience off to...
![Purely Women’s Business at Artitja]()
by Peter Rigby | Mar 19, 2018 | Arts, Beauty, Places, Visual, What's On
With International Women’s Day upon us last week The Starfish popped into the opening of Artitja Fine Art’s latest exhibition, Knowing Country – The Power of Aboriginal Women in art. The exhibition, now showing at Earlywork Gallery in South...
![Film: The Death of Stalin]()
by Ros Seale | Mar 19, 2018 | Arts, Film Review, Visual, What's On
Black comedy couldn’t get much darker than in this film, which was banned in the Soviet Union. Directed and co-written by Armando Iannucci (In the Loop, Veep, The Thick of It) it is loosely based on a French graphic novel by Fabian Nury and Thierry Robin about...
![Sculptures Captivate Cottesloe]()
by Margot Lang | Mar 8, 2018 | Arts, Lifestyle, Places, Visual, What's On
Cottesloe is abuzz with excitement this month with the arrival of the wonderful Sculpture by the Sea exhibition, now in its 14th year. Don’t drive down Marine Parade if you are in a hurry. With more than 200,000 visitors expected before the exhibition...
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