Utopian and dystopian visions collide in a futuristic novel from Australia’s colonial past. Brisbane’s first published work of fiction The Curse and its Cure (1894) provides the dual setting for a rediscovery of the city’s cultural precinct today.
Utopian and dystopian visions collide in a futuristic novel from Australia’s colonial past. Brisbane’s first published work of fiction The Curse and its Cure (1894) provides the dual setting for a rediscovery of the city’s cultural precinct today.
Charles Darwin's 19th century travel writing becomes a vehicle for present day tourisms, travel romance, and racial othering.
Shot in Canterbury and post-earthquake Christchurch, The Quarry witnesses the city’s suburban rebuild while also documenting planned sites for new housing.
Described as ‘apocalyptic’ The Port negotiates urban planning, the solar system, time travel, ecological fragility, memory and more.