The Thousands » Perth

The Little Pantry

If you agree that icing-to-cake ratios should be pretty damn high, cremas should be taken seriously, and at least one waitperson at any cafe should be a cute Italian with a nice smile, then you can make this place home away from couch too.

Jeromy Lim SS12, ‘Valhalla’

Lim’s take on this majestic hall is a collection filled with ease and basics in black and cream. An oversized, unisex peacoat-inspired jacket rounds out the collection; the really affordable micro-totes in red tartan are a nice addition, too.

Dot Dot Dash #9, ‘Recursive’

The creative forces behind local magazine dotdotdash have perfected the balance between quality and DIY-ness. In 'Recursive', their ninth edition, there's once again a sense of their democratic and inclusive ethos without losing out on high production values and editorial tightness.

Jeff Wall Photographs

Canadian photographer Jeff Wall is 67-years-old and as close as you’ll get to a rock star in his field.

Head Studio’s Absolut ’90s Block Party

There'll be live street art fromCale Mason, Andy Quilty, Bec Wetzler and Pip McManus; which'll in turn be up for auction to raise cash. Kit Pop, Optamusand Ben Taafe will be leading the beatsmiths, there's a cocktail on entry, and Head Studio big cheese Mark Cain has even got his dad to design some custom sneakers for the gig.

Annabel Dixon, ‘Return To Form’

Annabel Dixon has pulled a Michael Jordan circa 1995 and returned to play the solo exhibition game.

Up Tights

Penny Kokinelis is a 26-year-old from Sydney. She makes kaleidoscopic leggings (or, okay, ‘tights’ – WEIRD) for her label Up Tights. Penny does everything from designing the graphics to sewing the garments to budgeting and distribution. Feeling lazy yet? That’s okay, leggings are perfect for that.

Bobby Fischer Against The World

That old chestnut about genius being touched with madness is a dead horse that's been beaten to a pulp. Yet it's hard to watch this gripping documentary about Bobby Fischer's astonishing career without regularly returning to it.

An Interview with Shaun Tan

Tan’s work is sophisticated, surreal and bleak – qualities synonymous with the best children’s literature. Viewed from adulthood, his work is equally as compelling. The Lost Thing’s animated film adaptation won an Oscar, as did Wall-E, on which Tan worked as a concept artist.

Making Wet: The Magazine of Gourmet Bathing

One thing I love about Los Angeles is the sheer fruitcake-iness of the place. Religious cults, diet gurus, pet psychologists, auras and fads. Few other places are you so encouraged to indulge your every personal whim. A cultural artefact that perfectly embodies this is WET: The Magazine of Gourmet Bathing.