Book of Longing

In the 1980s Australian Robyn Beech was a portrait photographer in London. From relative obscurity she fell in league with the Westwoods, the...

More often than not, dressing is a balancing act. Lean too far one way and you’re more masculine than Annie Hall, too far the other and Alannah...

I trust you are familiar with NowNow, ThreeThousand's sophisticated, worldly cousin? You may have spotted him at a Right Angle family get together...

The best things in Melbourne are often the hardest to find; the perfect 'Costanza' parking spot, a good pair of jeans, or in this instance, a good value...

Travelling the MIFF screens is like boarding The Magical School Bus for a history lesson on butt-comfort through the ages.

The Forum's gargoyle-guarded...

Step 1:
At a low heat in a pot add the oil and curry paste and mix well. Then add the chicken and stir until half cooked

Step 2:
Add the coconut...

They say every picture tells a story. Well at Willow bar in Northcote on Wednesday nights, every story tells a story. It's an old- fashioned approach...

This limited edition, lime-green-coloured split cassette is a strange and compelling mix of ambient sound concerns and punkish performance technique...

There's something about Oslo - something very, very strange. These three little books, collections of work printed on subtly varying paper stocks, are...

In The Science Of Sleep, Stéphane hosts a talkshow in his dreams which is filmed on a cardboard set inside his head with windows that look out...

Things you can do on a Sunday morning in Melbourne:

1) Hang out on Flinders Street Station steps wearing black eyeliner, four layers of black clothing...

Big Mac is Whack. The Slow movement's mission is to 'protect the pleasures of the table from the homogenisation of modern fast food and life'. To celebrate...

Early last year a new wave of Swedish artists began to receive mainstream attention. A year on from ‘The Whistle Song' and the Scandinavian invasion...

With a name like Niffenegger, Audrey could only have been an author or a scientist. Coincidently she has written a cracker of a science fiction-esque...

Its title sounds like a bad translation, but don’t judge into the nature – of Creatures and Wilderness by its cover, judge it for the...

V, the infinitely cool bible for the rich, has a male partner, quite cryptically entitled VMan. While the sister publication is so big that it has...

Picture the screenwriters: they're brainstorming up the new Genghis Khan biopic and need some way to make the infamous 13th century Mongolian conqueror...

Who's blazing a flare-trail across the face of music's electronic future, then? Who's keeping the dream of hard-patched classicism after Jim O'Rourke's...

The bookshelf is a prized pantry of carefully selected manuscripts, fine films, musical specimens, exotic publications and zine-like hooha. Keeping all...

November 1982: LIFE magazine gathers together the best arcade game players for a tournament and a delightfully enthusiastic picture, cheerleaders and...