Arts & Culture
Artist makes his CBD debut
Just two months ago Christopher Theofanous was graduating from the Victorian College of the Arts.
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Buskers hit a high a note as live music scene returns to city streets
For drummer Simon Wood, the opportunity to perform live music again with his bandmate in the city streets is a feeling of elation.
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Autistic artist empowers community through mural
At first glance, autistic artist Prue Stevenson’s mural in the heart of the CBD may appear to be a collection of bright, wavy lines with hand-painted messages.
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The murmurings of a creative collaboration making its way to the CBD
Melbourne’s very own Museum of Chinese Australian History is kicking off the year with an exhibit that speaks into the core of what the museum hopes to achieve when showcasing creative work.
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A safe outing for those on “staycation”
Some of us have been waiting for seven months to see the Patricia Piccinini exhibition at Flinders Street Station.
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St James Old Cathedral – a link with Melbourne’s past
There are so many reasons why you should visit St James Old Cathedral, located on the corner of King and Batman streets, just across the road from Flagstaff Gardens.
Read MoreTurning Green
“There’s always time,” Bailter Space singer guitarist John Halversen said introducing a song at their Melbourne show promoting their Robot World album.
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Not afraid to speak her mind
Australia’s richest literary prize is up for grabs, with just six novels shortlisted for the fiction section, yet none of the major bookshops in the CBD have them featured.
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Let’s paint the city
When Howard Arkley painted a tram in 1980 for the Transporting Art project initiated by Victoria’s Hamer Government, it was edgy, experimental and an amazing initiative.
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