Arts & Culture
Someone is following
The Shoalhaven area up the east coast holds a special place in the hearts of even the most jaded nature watchers.
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Empire of Melbourne
I have spent some of this month fixing up and re-doing the lanes at the north of the CBD.
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Palace of Winged Words
A 19th century three-storey redbrick building in Wills St in the CBD hardly rates a glance from most passers-by who are unaware that this building was once Melbourne’s first purpose-built telephone exchange.
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Callisto Woman near Ganymede
Many years ago, a woman is walking through undulating countryside with a grey horse, like Chautauqua.
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Pining for a lover
Last year someone at Dymocks bookstore in Collins St left a stray novel amongst those on the 2017 Stella Prize shortlist for women’s writing and the CBD News picked it up mistakenly out of the pile of hopefuls.
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The emptiness of status
Curators tend to look at the careers of artists, their exhibition history, critical assessment published in art magazines and updates of the artist’s website to provide an objective measure of their status.
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Culture vulture
Did you know that on average Hosier Lane gets around 10,000 tourists a day? That is pretty extraordinary.
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Scandalous times
There is a naive belief that media exposure will help bring problems into the spotlight, leading to their solution and justice for injured parties.
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The cost of culture
It was in 2001 when I moved into the giant warehouse at 110 Franklin St.
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State government flags converting CBD offices into apartments, but criticised for “nonsense” claim
“Chainsaw massacre”: residents condemn Vic Market tree removal
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