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Down in Hobart for MONA FOMA
The fourth incarnation of MONA FOMA had us spellbound with its elusive brand of art and spectacle.
Cocktails & Popcorn at Last Night’s Screening of Any Questions For Ben?
Last night we held a screening for Working Dog’s new comedy, Any Question For Ben? And it was packed.
END by Christopher Day
Melbourne photographer Christopher Day holds a three-day photography show at Curtin House, opening tonight.
Kindle Kandle For You
The massage candle that will ignite your flame, illuminate your aura and arouse you senses, and we’ve got some to give away.
An Endless Summer with Oyster and Soludos
A summer photo could win you a trip to NYC and the Hamptons.
Morning of the Earth
A film from the 70s that inspired a generation of surfers to leave their home breaks and wander the globe is screening around the country, starting in Melbourne this week.
Sweet Offerings at Sugar Mountain Festival
The Sugar Mountain Festival kicks off at the Forum Theatre this weekend with a sweet offering of laterally minded musical, sonic and visual art treats.
The Shadow Electric Open-Air Cinema at The Convent
A new open-air arthouse cinema arrives at the Abbotsford Convent for summer with burnt meringue gelato and ping-pong to boot.
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Broadsheet tunes in to Melbourne’s first DIY, freeform internet radio station, Radio Valerie, and embarks on a journey in eclectic sound.
Are You Awesome?
Want to put an amazing harebrained idea into action? The Awesome Foundation are making it happen.
Dispatch from New York: Shannon Michael Cane
Broadsheet travels to New York to chat with publisher and art book impresario Shannon Michael Cane at Printed Matter.
Under The Clocks
In the lead-up to this year’s opening of the Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Broadsheet gains access to the station’s abandoned spaces.
A Day Out at the Tennis
There’s some great energy at the Australian Open this year and we spent a day courtside capturing it.
Precedent: Anna Schwartz
In our new regular feature column in print, we exchange ideas with Melburnians at the forefront of their chosen creative field. Broadsheet sits down with arguably Melbourne’s most powerful and formidable contemporary art dealer, Anna Schwartz.
Sharing Design Online
Meet Shareen Joel and Miranda Lansell, founders of Share Design – an online treasure trove for DIY interior designers.
Creature of Comfort
Patrick Navascues may be responsible for some of the oldest and comfiest seats around, but he’s one of few traditional upholsterers left in Melbourne, and it’s a dying trade.
Kusama Goes Dotty at GoMA
As part of its fifth birthday celebrations, Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art hosts a major exhibition of new works by the legendary Yayoi Kusama, one of the world’s greatest, and dottiest, living artists. We think it’s worth the trip.
A Chic French Afternoon at The Mansion
We were out at So Frenchy So Chic on Sunday, basking in the sun and the delights of Frenchy food, wine and music. Our photographer Erin Neale shot it.
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