Arts Magazine Mclean Stephenson and the Act of Coveting by Daniel Host From the minutiae of the everyday to the sublimity of the natural world, Mclean Stephenson’s photography combines technical finesse, conceptual maturity and emotional depth. Weaving…
Features Remembering Oracular Spectacular, when MGMT discovered the tune of their own humanism by Daniel Host MGMT hit the pop culture landscape hard with their full-length debut Oracular Spectacular. The album’s unique, neo-psychedelic soundscape was near inescapable throughout 2008 with singles…
Arts What would a child make of our twisted world? Turn society on its head with Anthony Bartok by Daniel Host The work of multimedia artist Anthony Bartok is at first glance straight-forward, simple and accessible. Beneath the child-like expressions of colour, the elegant combination of…
Arts A Sobered Communist: psychological vignettes of Romania’s proletariat by Callum Royle by Daniel Host Callum Royle is a multidisciplinary film photographer and graphic artist who divides his artistic drive across multiple projects of highly contrasting tone. These artistic outlets…
Arts Harnessing hyperreality and the narcissistic pillars of human nature with Hyunji Kim by Daniel Host The ongoing tradition of painted and photographic portraiture finds new lease in the artwork of Melbourne-based, South Korean born artist, Hyunji Kim. With conceptual engagements…
Arts Bigotry, cynicism and political vitriol: how Abdul Abdullah uses art to spit fire at the powers that be by Daniel Host When Abdul Abdullah began to encounter racial bigotry regarding his art, he simply took it as artistic fuel and fired it straight back at ‘em….
