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The Shared Sensibility of Australian Music and Visual Art

May 23, 2026 Clinton Morrison

Somewhere between the second and third beer, you notice it. Not a sound exactly, not a specific image. More like…

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The Dry and the Drenched: Common Sensibility in Australian Music and Visual Art

May 20, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There is a particular kind of light here. It is not kind. It flattens the landscape, bleaches the colour from…

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The Dry Hum of Distance: How Australian Music and Visual Art Share a Common Sensibility

May 19, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There’s a particular kind of emptiness people mistake for nothing. You spot it in a Fred Williams landscape—those smeared ochre…

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The Dry Wit and Damp Earth: How Australian Music and Visual Art Share a Common Sensibility

May 17, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There’s a particular shade of ochre you see in a Fred Williams landscape—somewhere between rust and regret—that sounds, to my…

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The Dry Hum: How Australian Music and Visual Art Share a Common Sensibility

May 15, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There’s a quality that hangs over a lot of Australian art—hard to pin down, easy to feel. It’s not just…

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The Unspoken Thread Between Australian Music and Visual Art

May 12, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There’s a way of seeing that comes with spending a decent stretch of time in Australia. It’s not only the…

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Why Regional Art Galleries Matter More Than Capital City Ones

May 11, 2026 Clinton Morrison

There’s a certain kind of reverence reserved for the big-ticket galleries. You know the ones: marble floors, climate-controlled vaults, queues…

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