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Why Laneway and other major music festivals are bypassing WA (opens the original)
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A local band will create a WA-only music festival next year after major touring events including Laneway cancelled their Perth dates. Holding music festivals in Perth comes with many challenges, including logistics and extra costs, organisers say. Lift Off festival will be held in February at the Ice Cream Factory in Perth. After several large music festivals cancelled their Western Australian dates, a local Perth band decided to hold their own. Within the past six months, three major touring fe
Perth artist paints Parkinson's as monster in solo exhibit (opens the original)
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Monster is a word Andrew Grero associates with his young-onset Parkinson's disease (YOPD). The 40-year-old Perth artist, best known for painting large murals, says the disease makes him feel like one. Parkinson's itself is also depicted at a monster in Grero's first solo exhibition titled Signal Lost. "Four years ago, I was just a regular dude who didn't have many problems," he said. Grero is one of the more than 1,100 Australians under 65 who are diagnosed YOPD each year, accounting for up to 2
When Charlie isn't at school, he's welding thousand dollar scrap sculptures (opens the original)
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Before Dunsborough teenager Charlie Guiver could walk, his parents were teaching him to use his own electric drill. The 14-year-old has since honed his craft as a sculptor using scrap metal, recently selling one of his pieces, a large wolf sculpture, for $8,000. Juggling school and homework, he spends all his spare time on weekends and evenings beavering away on his animal creations. "It's just fun going into the workshop and cutting up tools and then fitting them into place, a bit like a puzzle
Rusted tin transformed into prize-winning portraits (opens the original)
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From daily work in mining to tens of thousands of years of history and culture, the red dirt and rocky hills of Western Australia's Pilbara represent many things to many people. But for 26-year-old artist Jenna Pickering, it represents an endless canvas. "Pop a bit of gesso on, and you can paint on anything," she said. She often uses rusted tin or pieces of wood as the base for her meticulous oil paintings, often chosen to match her subject. "It absolutely makes it 10 times harder not having a f
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