This week I had a higher-than-average number of online shopping deliveries arrive at my place, all greeted without trepidation or anxiety...

I love fat ladies. I think ladies fatter than me are beautiful. So why did I have a problem with photos of myself?

In my ninth year participating in Perth's Fringe World Festival, I'm reflecting on the lessons I've learned each year, big and small.

I was originally diagnosed with PCOS around five years ago, and have been on a bit of a journey since ...

Arnika Traill's beautifully-written character portrait of Sylvia Sippl and/or Lucinda Panties, elusive Cabaret Weirdo.

A few thoughts on what Lady Velvet Cabaret has come to me, just a week or so out from the Lady Velvet Cabaret 10th Birthday Bash.

I was invited to write down some thoughts on the process of being diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome...

Surrealism was an art movement borne out of the death of Dada, and a “desire for positive action”.

Collage is a compositional technique that calls attention to the diverse origins of the elements affixed to a particular surface.

The ‘primitive’ is a term used to refer to someone or something less complex, or less advanced than the person or thing it's compared to...

To define Islamic Art is in itself a difficult task, especially from a Western perspective with little knowledge of traditional Islamic art

Pop Art explored not only the flat, falseness of popular imagery, but of society itself and those individuals within it.

The definition of simulacra varies from source to source...

A comparison and contrast of Renoir’s La Loge (1874) and Mary Cassatt’s Woman in Black at the Opera (1877-78)

IDENTITY CRISIS: FEMINISM & IDENTITY IN POSTMODERN APPROPRIATION ART

September 12th deals with the War on Terror – a complex and many-sided issue

Kosuth’s One and Three Chairs played an important role within Conceptual Art as a whole

Conceptual Artists sought to confront traditional art

An exploration of early abstract feminist art in Western culture.

Why is oceanic art excluded from the great museums of world art? Why is it catalogued, exhibited and forgotten as ethnology, archaeology and