Griffith Review 83 Past Perfect

Griffith Review 83 Past PerfectThe past, famously, is a foreign country but in the twenty first century, it's one in which we increasingly seek solace. What fuels this love affair with recycling our history? What periods do we choose to romanticise, and how do our rose tinted glasses occlude reality? Is all this nostalgia signifying as the late Mark Fisher opined the disappearance of the future? In this edition, we explore the connection between loneliness, nostalgia and Big Tech

Alice Springs NT

Lyra Silvertongue is now studying at St Sophia's College

the world stands at a moment of crisis

Drawing upon her personal experience of unexpectedly falling for the British actor Benedict Cumberbatch while stuck at home with two young children

ruminates on the world as it is and the world as it was

A Survey of work 1982 - 2020 by Wayne 'Iggy' EagerA review by Chips Mackinolty

Greene's Collaborative Problem Solving model promotes working with explosive children to solve the problems that precipitate explosive episodes

how a red tractor gains consciousness of the great many strifes produced by being cornered

The Mother Fault is the riveting tale of one woman taking on the world to save her own

There is always a fierce sense of œplaceù in his work

creates art and connects with their long-standing culture

In the strangers' house