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Katya Wachtel
Katya Wachtel is Broadsheet’s editorial director. She’s been with the company since 2016.
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Art & Design
Inner-City Melbourne Gardens Are the Latest Muse for Painter Natasha Bieniek
In her new show Cocoon, miniature works by the 11-time Archibald Prize finalist capture some of the city’s most well-trodden green spaces in extraordinary detail.
Travel
The Artist’s Beach House
Painter William MacKinnon has turned an old beach house, overlooking a legendary Victorian surf break, into an extraordinary destination that pays tribute to holiday nostalgia and the art that’s defined his life.
Travel
The Art of Packing: Tips From Very Frequent Flyers, Travellers and Adventurers
Creatives, execs, journalists and a pilot share their non-negotiable packing rules, hard-earned luggage lore and the items they’d never travel without.
Art & Design
A Canvas for Nostalgia
Nostalgia has long been a catalyst, muse and lens for artists. But how they use, view and express something so multifaceted varies wildly, as these six artists prove.
Travel
Designer Villas Add a New Dimension to Alba Thermal Springs and Spa
The Mornington Peninsula wellness destination has lured day-trippers since it opened in 2022. The spa’s new luxury lodging gives people another reason to visit, and means guests can now stay overnight.
Fashion
Le Sept’s Beaded Evening Bags Were Born To Party
The backstory for each style in this glam new collection runs deep, with six different silhouettes that pay homage to “unruly heroines” from ’80s and ’90s cinema.
Art & Design
Sculpture or Shopping List? Kenny Pittock’s Intriguing Ceramics Are Both
The Melbourne artist’s painstaking ceramic replicas of discarded paper lists are like tiny, anonymous portraits.
Food & Drink
Four Essential Snack Stops at the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival
Dim sim remixes by top chefs. Middle Eastern tacos from the “ultimate snack bosses”. A Danish baking phenomenon. And a pastry party of epic proportions. Ready your diaries.
Active
Brutalist Calm
About Time is one of the biggest openings in Australian wellness this year. Its owners, and their architect, knew it had to look and feel different to anything that came before it.
Art & Design
It’s Prime Time for Jake Clark
The Australian ceramicist and his pop-culture paeans have the attention of American curators. His latest exhibition, at New York’s fabled Rockefeller Center, is an auspicious start to a new overseas chapter.
Art & Design
Light Source: Aesthetiker Offers Rare Vintage Fixtures for Design Obsessives
Cascading glass baubles, hourglass-shaped shades, sconces from legendary Murano glassmakers. Aussie design duo Toni and Alex Butchart specialise in stunning hard-to-find 20th-century lighting, and their online store is a decor-lover’s dream.
Fashion
P Johnson’s New Armadale Showroom Will Put Womenswear in the Spotlight
Out of the bones of a Victorian-era shopfront, an alluring new home for the tailor’s Femme line will open on High Street this month.
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