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Arts & Entertainment
Open House Melbourne Returns
Melbourne will once again open its doors to the curious for a weekend this July, unlocking the city’s hidden histories and architectural treasures.
Sunday Morning Designs and Klei’s Long-Term Pop-Up
The coming together of Sunday Morning Designs and Klei, two design market stalwarts, is a match made in heaven.
Cafes Win Australian Interior Design Awards
A couple of Melbourne’s specialty coffee houses have taken out the top seeds in this year’s Australian Interior Design Awards.
Sibling's Sleeping Pods
With their semi-permanent plywood sleeping pods, the team behind local design collective SIBLING are of the opinion that less can be so much more.
Jazz Festival in Full Swing
We may have officially turned the corner into winter, but nothing will blow away the frost like a few late nights of hot jazz.
Nude Dining at Chin Chin for Wall Art
Last night, performance artist Ariel Blu sat nude at a dinner table and ordered a vodka soda and a sundae as part of the latest instalment of Chin Chin’s Wall of Art project.
Life’s a Peach
Freewheeling food quarterly Lucky Peach proves that to score a cult following you first have to break all the rules.
EWF Q&A: Astrid Lorange
In the final edition of our Emerging Writers’ Festival Q&A series, Astrid Lorange tells us why she is convinced that now is one of the most interesting times in history to be a writer.
EWF Q&A: Romy Ash
With the Emerging Writers’ Festival set to launch tonight, we ask Romy Ash about her writing rituals and learn about the upside of rejection.
St Kilda Film Festival
Back for its 30th year, the St Kilda Film Festival is set to showcase the very best in Australian short films.
Heide Museum of Modern Art
An Australian icon. Part contemporary art gallery, part museum, part heritage park.
Satellite Boy
Filmed in some of Australia’s most remote locations on a shoestring budget, Catriona McKenzie’s debut feature film, Satellite Boy, captures something quintessentially Australian.
Sigur Ros’s Language Barrier
Days away from the release of Sigur Ros’s seventh studio album, the band’s drummer, Orri Dyrason, says they’re finally ready to talk.
Turner and the Promised Land
Turner From The Tate: The Making of a Master, the winter blockbuster at the National Gallery of Australia, will warm the heart and enliven the senses.
Breathing Life into the Beast
Less than a week before opening night, we spent an afternoon on the buzzing set of King Kong, an ambitious production more than five years in the making.
Creative Couples: The Contemporary Dancers
Waangenga Blanco and Tara Gower have toured the world with Bangarra Dance Theatre and have spent the past six years working together. So why did it take so long for them to become a couple?
The Rhythm and Soul of One Man, Two Guvnors
Now in the final weeks of its Australian tour, One Man, Two Guvnors is showing Australian audiences why it swept the Tony Awards, and ran extended seasons on the West End and Broadway.
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