Mark Naglazas
Mark Naglazas is a journalist specialising in Perth culture and the arts.
Four decades on, has Perth’s big casino gamble paid off?
Over 40 years, Perth’s casino has evolved from a gambling mecca with a strict dress code to an entertainment precinct catering for the whole family.
- Mark Naglazas
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The festival shining a light on Fremantle’s hidden corners
Location, location, location is the mantra for this year’s Fremantle Biennale.
- Mark Naglazas
Freo goes nuclear: What’s behind the port city’s anti-AUKUS sentiment?
Fremantle declared itself a nuclear-free zone in 1980. The impending arrival of nuclear subs down the coast has residents painting signs and hitting the streets once again.
- Mark Naglazas
Sleeping beauty: One of Fremantle’s most iconic buildings is getting a new lease on life
Ever wondered what went on inside the P&O Hotel in Fremantle’s West End? Now’s your chance to find out.
- Mark Naglazas
Perth’s big, beautiful movie studio is getting ready for its close-up
Perth Film Studios won’t be operational until next year, but an early look reveals it to be a world-class facility.
- Mark Naglazas
The Perth artists using technology to give a new perspective on the city’s shot-hole borer toll
The shot-hole borer plague is one of the subjects of an innovative immersive art project leading to a $75,000 commission.
- Mark Naglazas
Perth dancer’s renaissance after horror knife attack pirouettes to the big screen
Floeur Alder survived a vicious assault to rebuild her body and her career. Making a documentary about it was part of her recovery.
- Mark Naglazas
Forrests’ foundation tips $3.3 million into WA’s regional arts sector
Minderoo has partnered with the state’s peak regional arts body to boost 20 country-based not-for-profit organisations.
- Mark Naglazas
The Goldin age: Stunning ’80s exhibition that anticipated the selfie opens in Perth
Nan Goldin’s The Ballad of Sexual Dependency at John Curtin Gallery paved the way for photography as intimate storytelling.
- Mark Naglazas
Eat the rich: Black Swan’s new play is biting, entertaining – and confusing
This satire on the excesses of cultural enlightenment ends up embracing what it critiques, mutating into an increasingly far-fetched sisterhood revenge thriller.
- Mark Naglazas