Art & Culture Travel

Reconciliation weekAboriginal artist aims to connect over tough issues

Justin Martin, a Noongar man, has redesigned today’s The West Australian masthead in honour of Reconciliation Week. He hopes the design will engage conversations with the paper’s readers.

Annabel Hennessy

ENGLANDAt home among the great museums

WILLIAM YEOMAN explores five of his favourite London dwellings turned repositories of the past

Will Yeoman

The Pod Well TravelledBlack Sabbath, green parkland

STEPHEN SCOURFIELD takes a twisted road trip while WILL YEOMAN relishes nature in esteemed company

Will Yeoman

The Pod Well TravelledStrolling in Bold Park, lost in Kyoto, walking in Wells

Let your ears do the walking in this relaxing episode of The Pod Well Travelled

Will Yeoman

FranceSleeping beauties simply spellbinding

Parisian portraiture is WILL YEOMAN’s constant companion

Will Yeoman

stories from homeSpreading the word worldwide

Perth’s Centre for Stories is sharing our tales with different cultures around the globe, writes WILL YEOMAN

Will Yeoman

DenmarkHome of Shakespeare's Prince Hamlet

MOGENS JOHANSEN visit Kronborg Castle in Denmark

The Pod Well TravelledDo you app-en to know French?

There’s never been a better time to learn a new language, as WILL YEOMAN and STEPHEN SCOURFIELD discover

Will Yeoman

travel through artThe artist-traveller

Eugene von Guérard came to Australia for the gold but found different riches, writes WILL YEOMAN

Will Yeoman

Right Royal TimeTea and Raphael cartoons, anyone?

When it’s safe to travel again, make London’s V&A one of your first destinations. WILL YEOMAN explains why

Will Yeoman

OpinionSailing over the edge of the world

WILL YEOMAN considers the best use to make of self-isolated down-time

Will Yeoman

A Pod Well Travelled specialThe Lighthouse Keepers

An intimate short story from travel editor STEPHEN SCOURFIELD

Stephen Scourfield

VIRTUAL CULTURE VULTURETime to be a virtual culture vulture

Stay at home and enjoy the best of the world's arts and culture for free, writes WILL YEOMAN

Will Yeoman

LondonLondon sketches

WILL YEOMAN recalls some cultural highlights from his last visit to London in 2016...

Will Yeoman

OberammergauPassion Play on a pause

A beloved tradition has been postponed due to coronavirus, writes WILL YEOMAN

Will Yeoman

FlorenceMemories of the Tuscan capital

Art connects cities and memories in mysterious ways, finds WILL YEOMAN

Will Yeoman

LITERARY LEGENDTrail of the parish boy’s progress

Dickens had a love of Kent, writes STEVE McKENNA

Steve McKenna

artCultural icons to delight the senses

They might not be top of the list but the experience belies their modest stature

Will Yeoman

ARMCHAIR TRAVELLERTime & place captured on the page

WILL YEOMAN selects works that will transport readers through poetry and prose

Will Yeoman

Proud IRISH traditionCultural awakening in Dublin’s incredible libraries

The Irish capital has a proud literary history as RONAN O’CONNELL discovers

Ronan O'Connell

Splendid spot in SomersetSimple, quiet joys in England’s Castle Cary

WILL YEOMAN ventures into ‘charming’ territory during a visit to an old market town

Will Yeoman

BEETHOVEN 250Europe pays homage to anniversary of Beethoven’s birth

STEPHEN SCOURFIELD tracks celebrations of the musical master

Stephen Scourfield

EXCLUSIVESculptures by the Sea’s cash plea to keep event afloat

People attending this year’s sea-side exhibition will be asked to chip in to keep the popular public art exhibition from being swept away from Cottesloe Beach after a significant drop in funding.

Simon Collins