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Author: Clinton Morrison

How the Hume Highway Decides What Australian Culture Gets Remembered

Aug 27, 2026 Clinton Morrison

How the Hume Highway Decides What Australian Culture Gets Remembered The reviews come out on a Monday or a Tuesday,…

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How Australian Music and Visual Art Share a Common Sensibility

Aug 20, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There is a particular way of making things in Australia that does not announce itself. It turns up in a…

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How Australian Music and Visual Art Share a Common Sensibility

Aug 15, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There is a recurring argument in Australian cultural criticism that music and visual art operate in separate rooms. The claim…

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The Unofficial Archive: Band Posters as Vernacular Graphic Design in Australia, 1975–1995

Aug 8, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There is a specific kind of paper that sticks to the brickwork outside a pub in regional Australia. Thin, cheap,…

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A Shared Sensibility: How Australian Music and Visual Art Trace the Same Ground

Aug 5, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There’s a light in Australia that doesn’t ask for your attention but gets it anyway. It flattens and sharpens in…

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Shared Ground: How Australian Music and Visual Art Trace the Same Sensibility

Aug 1, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There is a particular kind of light in Australia that refuses to flatter. It does not gild surfaces the way…

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The Same Quiet Logic: How Australian Music and Visual Art Share a Structural Sensibility

Jul 31, 2026 Clinton Morrison

When people write about Australian creative work, they almost always start with the landscape. The heat, the distance, the particular…

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