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Gear up for winter
Winter can be long, unpleasant, and tedious. But it’s not all bad, because a new season presents the perfect opportunity to update your wardrobe with new clothes.
Read MoreJungle Paintings
When Alasdair McLuckie first burst onto the art scene about eight years ago his works were a breath of fresh air in a time still struggling with the ambiguous beat of postmodern pastiche.
Read MorePaving the way: the bitumen is Drasko’s canvas
My first encounter with Drasko’s stencils was on the footpaths of Windsor and Prahran.
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Melbourne’s homegrown talent
Melbourne is often renowned as a city where creativity thrives. Everywhere you go there is always something artistically profound waiting to be discovered, from hypnotising laneways to the iconic arts and theatre spaces the city is home to.
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In the nick
Is a poet idealistic or egotistical? When you have four girls and a wife who “support” you the second option may seem to be the most likely.
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Great White Fleet visit to Melbourne
This photograph is a view of Flinders Street Station, as seen from Elizabeth St, in August 1908.
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Introducing the very unique Gigi
Gigi is a relative newcomer to the local street art scene and this is the first time we’ve had a chance to engage in conversation.
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Pink Lake City
One day Charlie Xiao was walking beneath the Westgate Bridge when he discovered a pink lake. He felt that the lake was up there amongst the world’s beauty spots but no-one had heard of it.
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MiKoniK pieces it together
Sometimes known as the Westside Puzzler, MiKoniK’s street art life began as a graffer.
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Lord Mayor Nick Reece’s eye-watering campaign donations revealed
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