OK, so it’s Wednesday and there’s no interview. What’s going on – you ask? Nothing, I just needed to take a little breather, and I felt like mixing things up a little. Back to normal next week so stay tuned. Besides, I have a little Sydney treat for you today, even though its something that’s been running for a little while and it took me ages to get there myself.
I am ashamed to admit that last weekend was the first time I’ve ever paid a visit to Cockatoo Island. I know, shame on me, I seriously cannot believe its taken me this long to go there! To say that I loved it would be an understatement – it was definitely one of my favourite places I’ve ever seen, a true industrial wonderland with such incredible history. And to experience it during the Biennale on a signature Sydney crystal-clear winter afternoon was an absolutely treat.

From 12th May 12th to 1st August, Cockatoo Island plays host to 120 works by 56 artists, curated by David Elliott, Biennial’s Artistic Director with this year’s theme “The Beauty of Distance: songs of survival in a precarious age”…