Five stars and a Kulin sky
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Anyone who has ever asked me about how Chart began knows what Tony Birch means to this project. And for those of you who haven’t, I’ll tell you what he means, which is a whole bloody lot.
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Be Home Soon
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This week we’re incredibly excited to share a piece of cinema by Sherwin Akbarzadeh and Rebecca Liley, whose intellects and visions I’ve admired for years.
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The Dark of Night
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The third in the Nocturnal Series is an essay by Ellen Murphy called “The Dark of Night”, a piece which, due to its nuance and honesty, has had the slightly oxymoronic effect of tightening the focus on some very muddy and uncertain areas of my thinking.
Read MoreThe Light of Home
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If I ever leave Melbourne, or the entire cityscape becomes an experiment in wacky-clad apartments and chain supermarkets, I will look at Timothy Rodgers’ work to twist the knife of sentimentality.
Read MoreTiny Lights
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For the first instalment of the Nocturnal Series, Laura Stortenbeker makes a trip to Kooragang – home to one of the world’s largest coal ports, fed by the open cut coal mines that devastate the Hunter Valley.
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