We chat with Brisbane based artist Rhiannon Langford about her whimsical water coloured world.
Read MoreReview: The Babadook
"You could comfortably call The Babadook a horror film, but it was never actually Jennifer Kent’s intention to scare anybody." Felix reviews the 2014 Australian film The Babadook.
Read MoreIan Smith and The Human Image
"The human image has for decades found its feet and fought for its right to express a new sensibility through the artistic medium."
Read MoreÝR
Knit artist Yr chats with us about her fresh eyes on a traditional artistic discipline, raising hens in Icleand and vomiting wool .
Read MorePot Heads
The name of Kim Jaeger's project, Pot Head Ceramics, is as misleading as it is obvious. One thing's for sure, we love her little Pot Heads.
Read MoreWhen Cultures Collide
Romy Northover, artist and ceramicist of NO. talks the fusion of Eastern and Western techniques, and the age old saying, 'it's all about the ride'.
Read MoreDeep Space House Plant
"DEEP SPACE HOUSE PLANT occurs on an interstellar space station beyond our galaxy, exact location has been unknown for three earth years... Images have been received by the Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico of a seemingly abandoned station with overgrown experiments and small signs of struggle... Investigation continues." - Ashley Ronning
Read MoreArtist: Leah Goren
Katherine O'Hanlon introduces you to Leah Goren, whose illustrations and ceramics harbour something slightly subversive underneath their initial sweetness.
Read MoreTWERPS - Range Anxiety Review
"Range Anxiety is refreshing because it isn’t pretentious, it knows its lane, and it’s cautiously satisfied with that". Felix Garner-Davis reviews Twerps' latest effort.
Read MoreMISO hand-mades
Katherine O'Hanlon visits Stanislava Pinchuk, the talent behind MISO in her airy studio overlooking Swanston Street to talk about her art, her tattooing, and the sense of community that comes with it.
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Soye Sauce
Watercolour artist Alison Soye's latest project is a visual recipe book that is student friendly, sensationally coloured and cheekily scripted. It basically ticks all the boxes.
Read MoreLittle Tokyo Two
"Hidden in Spring Hill, what was once a Japanese restaurant is now a modern warehouse where young creatives can come to work and play."
Read MoreInterview: L-FRESH The LION
Zach Relph chats to Aussie hip-hop icon L-FRESH The LION about the negative stigma surrounding the industry.
Read MoreIndependent Clothing
mous. magazine chats with the Perth-based independent clothing labels that are challenging the mass-produced fashion industry with their distinctive street wear apparel.
Read MoreThe Idiots* Guide to Appreciating Modern Art
"It’s fine, there’s no judgement here. We’ve all done it. Sometimes art is just stupid. But sometimes it’s you that is stupid..." Imogen gives us her step by step guide to modern art appreciation
Read MoreFive Favourites
From touch to smell, it is very special being able to hold your favourite article or photo story in your hands. To pay homage to the printed magazine, mous. shares some of its favourite publications.
Read MoreFilm Review: God Help the Girl
Bonnie Stevens reveiws the melancholy yet whimsical musical film written and directed by indie-pop god and Belle & Sebastian front man, Stuart Murdoch.
Read MoreVandalism or Art
"Hidden graffiti spots around the Perth area showcase the high skill level and talents of many local graffiti artists."
Read MoreBeach
A nostalgic creative piece reflecting on how memories can have the ability to supersede the present.
Read MoreHELLO HILDA
"To a degree, photography is my way of being involved in things I am interested in but can't do myself, like handicrafts, art, design, style and so on."
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