Melbourne Music Week LOOK.STOP.BOP Words – J Forsyth Photos – Andy Donohoe It’s Sunday so I won’t overload you with information about Melbourne Music Week. What I’m telling you and you WILL bloody… Continue reading
Bootcamp: Future, Melbourne Fringe Festival 2013 Words and Photos – J Forsyth I know I know, I am always banging on about art and football being a match made in heaven, and today… Continue reading
MELBOURNE FESTIVAL October 11 – 27 Words – Karla O’Connor Photos – J Forsyth I love Melbourne, I really do. I was born here and I live here now but I’ve spent a… Continue reading
Apocalypso, The Melbourne Fringe Festival The Owl and Pussy Cat, 34 Swan Street Richmond Words – Karla O’Connor Photos – Nate Charles Trosi It’s a balmy Monday evening and The Owl and the Pussy… Continue reading
The 101 Vagina Exhibition, Colour Factory, 409-429 Gore Street Fitzroy Words and Photos – Julia Howland So of course I’m going to get excited about an exhibition regarding vaginas. Who wouldn’t? It seems to… Continue reading
Words and Photos – Julia Howland Artist profile – Alastair Mooney We saw Alastair Mooney back in January with his massive installation for the Juddy Roller event ILL-LOGIC and now we’ve caught up… Continue reading
Words and Photos – Belinda Rogers Love Forests Exhibition, Gallery ONE THREE, 13 Somerset Place, Melbourne Gallery ONE THREE takes a seat in the heart of Melbourne and listens. Cars whirl and beep, shoes clip… Continue reading
Words – Kate Forsyth Photos – J Forsyth Street Fashion, Hyena Style. A Melbourne Arts Club Report Street fashion, hyena style. The human brain contains the frontal and temporal lobes, cerebral cortex, hypothalamus… Continue reading
Words – Jessica Knight Photos – Leong Chan Check out how great my friends are, Library Art Space, Fitzroy ‘If you don’t take money, they can’t tell you what to do, kid.’ Bill… Continue reading
Words – Julia Howland Photos – J Forsyth Nite Art, Melbourne 2013 These wintery months are hard. The rain, the wind, and the bloody hail are keeping everyone inside. Plus, who wants to… Continue reading
Words and Photos – J Forsyth Suburban – Ian Strange, NGV Studio, Federation Square, Melbourne What do Street Art and The National Gallery have in common? Maybe nothing in other cities, but this… Continue reading
Words and Photos – J Forsyth True Self: David Rosetzky Selected Works. The Centre for Contemporary Photography, 404 George Street ,Fitzroy. Ever walked through the streets at night, cold, lonely, feeling lost? By… Continue reading
Words – Kate Forsyth Photos – J Forsyth Pub Diaries, Edinburgh Castle, 681 Sydney Rd Brunswick. Tuesday nights, 8pm. In a poll of 165,890 Melbournians*, 97% reported that on Tuesday nights, they either… Continue reading
Words – Julia Howland Photos- J Forsyth Food Court Grand Opening, Docklands Spaces, a Renew Australia initiative. An extreme distaste comes to mind when hearing about, talking about or even having to think about… Continue reading
Words – Jessica Knight Photos – Karla O’Connor West Space 20th Anniversary Fundraiser. June 11 – 14, 2013 If you cut me I will bleed pictures. When I close my eyes, I see… Continue reading
Words and Photos – Belinda Rogers Hue Blanes, Melbourne International Jazz Festival, Triple J Unearthed The shuffling of cloud. Some overlap, some depart. I wonder through them, searching for a bird, a bell, a tone.… Continue reading
NEON Festival of Independent Theatre, Southbank Theatre, 140 Southbank Boulevard, Southbank Words – Karla O’Connor Photos – J Forsyth Admittedly, I have not always been the most avid of theatregoers. However, this must,… Continue reading
Words and Photos – Julia Howland Conduit Arts, 83 Brunswick St Fitzroy It was like walking into the home I wish I had. Fresh bread being taken out of the oven, a delicate array… Continue reading
A Melbourne Arts Club report Words by Kate Forsyth Photos by J Forsyth The bicycle has become the art. It’s an easy observation to make in an arty place like Brunswick, where cute… Continue reading
Words and Photos – J Forsyth Blak Dot Gallery, 413 Lygon Street Bunswick East Blak Dot gallery is so close to my house that is its almost criminal how little I attend openings and… Continue reading
