Art Party
Last year, Jessie Ray became increasingly frustrated at the lack of Sydney culture in terms of connection and collaboration. Where was the generous and collaborative city community that values connection, collaboration and authenticity? And what was her solution?
Rolling Stone: The Covers 1972 – 2010
For the first time in Australian history, 150 of the greatest covers spanning over four decades of Rolling Stone Australia, are touring the country and can be seen at Yarra Ranges Regional Museum until July, 2013.
Bloom by Kate Hudson
Kate Hudson is a well-loved printmaker whose works grace many homes and interiors, as well as annual bag and wallet collections for Catherine Manuell Design. Her series of reduction linocut prints opens at The Light Factory Gallery later this month.
Art Chat with Emma Leonard, Illustrator
2013 has already proved to be a promising year for illustrator Emma Leonard. She chats to Brittany Stewart about sad girls, design markets and top-secret projects.
49 Sheds
Why do sheds hold such appeal? Is it their under-designed simplicity, the purity of function, material and lack of conceit, ambition or demand? The sentinel shed in the country landscape is particularly captivating; with the beauty of decay and neglect transforming the building in a slow graceful metamorphosis.
Landscape of Longing
'Landscape of longing' is a wonderful exhibition that touches on the notion of the getaway; the time in our year when we dedicate a couple of weeks to the life that many of us would actually like to live.
Her Majesty’s Territories: Stereographic Views of Australian Sceneries
'Her Majesty's Territories' will provide visitors with the opportunity to view rare stereographs at the Bendigo Art Gallery. Early images of the growing colony, from the ports and bridges of Melbourne, to the settlements and picturesque scenery further afield, provide an extraordinary record of colonial Victoria.
Papergirl Brisbane 2013
Papergirl Brisbane is a cultural initiative which works to bridge the gap between the wider public of Brisbane and the local artists and writers who live there. Submissions are now open for their Street Art Project - all works will be exhibited and they'll be delivered at random to people - via bicycle.
The Art of Food and Wine Exhibition
The age old theme of art, food and wine will be newly explored at The Light Factory Gallery’s first exhibition of the year, which forms part of the annual Eltham Jazz Food and Wine Festival.
Mt Buller Sculpture Awards
The Mt Buller Arts Association is delighted to announce a new arts initiative; the $100,000 acquisitive Mt Buller Sculpture Award. Over the next decade and beyond, the Award will create Australia’s first mountain-top Sculpture Park, with the Award-winning sculptures exhibited in perpetuity in the spectacular surrounds of the Mt Buller alpine village.
Gusto & Élan Capture Beauty and Style
Gusto & Élan is an exclusive fashion boutique which boasts an array of exciting local and international independent designers. Nestled right in the centre of Melbourne's trendy and bustling Brunswick Street, Gusto & Élan make a unique and affordable fashion statement with an element of pizzazz.
A Very Australian Christmas Show
Fed up with the fir tree garlands, sweaty Santas or faux snow sentiments? 107 Projects is so passionately proud of Australia’s unique landscape that they have dedicated a show entirely to the creative smorgasbord from which to take inspiration, writes Sandi Sieger.
