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Filippo Minelli

by max 22 Feb

By letting off colourful smoke bombs in assorted natural landscapes for his series 'Shapes', Italian photographer Filippo Minelli seems to be saying "Shhhh", rather than "Shazam!"

Swishwiffing stamps

by nadia 21 Feb

If ever an author deserved to be on a postage stamp it's the flushbunking, swizzfiggling, lickswishy genius Roald Dahl.

Mail art

by ronan 19 Feb

Junk mail, as the manifestation of our information and material overload, is one of modern times' most maligned creations. Artist, Amanda Nelsen sees things differently. 

Shellac on food

by wilfred 18 Feb

Thinking about underground music icon Steve Albini cooking his wife dinner at home and then waxing poetic about it online is about as incongruous as picturing Charles Manson knitting a sweater for a chihuahua.  

Alain de Botton's Australian tour is largely sold out, but you can still tap into his thinking. 

Eat it Victoria

by rick 13 Feb

If you like eating and you like Victoria (the state not the monarch) then boy oh boy have we found a book you're going to like. No, love. 

Writers in residence

by ronan 12 Feb

Mark Twain once said, "Every house needs a room to swear in." 

Buck (ticket giveaway)

by ronan 13 Feb

Buck is a humble man who loves horses and the eponymous subject of a new documentary. He's also the guy Robert Redford described as "the real deal".

Reading frenzy

by wilfred 11 Feb

Buster Keaton was inches away from sudden death when that house dropped on him. Fortunately for William Joyce and co-director Brandon Oldenburg, animating similar stunts is way less dangerous.  

How exactly do you describe the oeuvre of British artist David Shrigley? Surreal crudity? Crude surrealism? Flat out weird shit?

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