Arts & Culture
Size does matter
For the past 18 months I’ve been intrigued and enchanted by the emergence of miniature art pieces on our streets.
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What’s hot at Melbourne Spring Fashion Week
Ah, Melbourne Spring Fashion Week – where style permeates every corner of Melbourne and our city becomes the pinnacle of fashion, culture and events.
Read MoreThe store with more
If you lived in Melbourne in 1900, and you wanted to buy a watch, some jewellery, a cutlery set, glassware, or a wedding present, you would most likely have visited Edments’ Melbourne Supply Stores, opposite Myers in Bourke St.
Read MoreGuerrilla tactics!
The years have seen Baby Guerrilla’s paste-ups grow literally and figuratively, from A3 to “ginormous”!
Read MoreCelestial calling for CBD foyer
As the city fills, every little corner is laden with signs.
Read MorePaper Boy, c.1860
This photograph of ‘The Paper Boy’ was taken in c. 1860.
Read MoreGear 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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Parkhill Apartments – brand-new, just completed, and ready to move in
Push for a better-designed city welcomes local input
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