Arts & Culture
Schizy Inc.’s Mojo Festival of the Arts rejects stereotypes of complex mental health
Schizy Inc. is holding the Mojo Festival of the Arts for World Schizophrenia Day on May 21 at Ross House in the CBD, showcasing stand-up comedy, music and spoken word performances from more than 20 artists.
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A subtle study of character
The German Film Festival opened in the first week of May at the Kino and a good three weeks of storytelling are on the agenda.
Read MoreTHE TAP PACK brings their A game to Comedy Theatre
After a successful few years tapping their way around London’s West End, USA, Europe, and Asia, Australian sensation THE TAP PACK are celebrating 10 years of entertainment with a return home.
Read MoreCity Gallery’s working collection moves to Town Hall
City Gallery Collection has moved from 602 Little Bourke St, where the City of Melbourne’s Make Room project will now reside, and has returned to its cultural home at Town Hall.
Read MoreMoney blowout on graffiti removal
Australia spends around $2 billion a year to remove graffiti, and Melbourne spends around $100 million on graffiti removal each year. That’s a lot of money; taxpayers’ money. I thought about different things this money could be used for …
Read MoreTaking comedy seriously: Annie Louey features at the Chinese Museum
Stand-up comedians are brave individuals who use their own lives as material but don’t often talk about the dark side openly.
Read MoreLost in a world of illusion
Visual illusions were waking up the CBD to the possibilities of art as Melbourne Now opened for its first weekend.
Read MoreJen Cloher
At a recent poetry reading at Milk! Records HQ, Jen Cloher read out poems from her recent book of poems entitled IHU. This book of intimate poems regarding familial relationships is a fine companion work of art to Cloher’s brilliant fifth album Ko Au Te Awa Te Awa Ko Au, I Am The River The River Is Me.
Read MoreNew public art installation an “organic sensory oasis” where plants come alive
Buko Studio and Public Street invite Melburnians to reign in Autumn at BioRhythm – an immersive public art installation that showcases the powerful intersection between nature and technology through a multi-sensory vertical landscape.
Read MoreWho wants to be an arts administrator?
The author of a recent novel called Nightbitch spoke at the Wheeler Centre recently about her premise for the book
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Farewell to Queen Victoria Market’s last remaining footy store
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