Sophie Norton outlines Olivia Laing's essay titled 'Skin Bags', bringing to light the artwork referenced by Laing in her writing. Laing considers the authenticity of the human form, countering its faux presentation in the media and highlighting a selection of artists who succeed in real, brutal depictions of the human body.

Ella Gauci reviews the Norman Rea Gallery’s latest exhibition: Dreamland, where live music and flower garlands accompany art to reimagine beauty in all it’s various forms.

Sophie Norton chats to Ondrej Zunka, digital artist and designer who exhibited in Norman Rave. He talks about his exhibited work, some of his most recent projects, and his plans towards the future of digital creation.

Camila traces the appeal of Japanese art that inspired artists in the 19th century and beyond, particularly Vincent van Gogh, whose work has been celebrated in interactive exhibitions across the country over the last year.

The Norman Rave was Emily Quli and Mariah Chaun’s first exhibition as directors of the gallery. Maya Bewley sits down with them to discuss the highlights of Norman Rave, and the work that went on behind the scenes.