Arts & Culture
New 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.
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Who 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
Read MoreThe new exhibition reimagining the remnants of our past travels
Postcards: They’re something most of us have sent or received at some stage in our lives, but as time goes on and digital records evolve, so too does both the beauty and significance of these small, yet “fragile time capsule
Read MoreExperience a “flair of unpredictability” this Melbourne International Comedy Festival
Melbourne International Comedy Festival is returning from March 29 to April 23, promising once again to have the city laughing more than the year before.
Read MoreEaster at Queen Victoria Market
As Easter quickly approaches, Queen Victoria Market stalls are stocking up on everything you may need for a weekend full of fresh produce and yummy treats.
Read MoreLocal real estate pioneer awarded as Melbourne’s best agent
Gina Donazzan, founder of local real estate agency Donazzan Boutique Property, has taken out Melbourne’s Agent of the Year for the second year running in the recent RateMyAgent awards, landing her in the top five per cent of agents nationwide.
Read MoreIs street art dead?
People always tell me that there isn’t anything new in art and that painting is dead.
Read MoreA night out on St Pat’s
The CBD was swamped by revellers on St Patrick’s Day dressed in traditional green hats and cloaks, but locals weren’t complaining.
Read More3MBS and ALPHA60 present Music, She Wrote
3MBS Melbourne 103.5FM presents its third chamber music festival celebrating women in music.
Read MoreEverything we know about painting
A Collins Street gallery has opened up its doors to unsigned female artists so they can make their CBD debut.
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Letters - April 2019
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