Twilight in Sydney is newly alive with colour, through a public art project that’s graceful, bewitching, colourful, and sustainable to boot.
The City of Sydney has unveiled a new artwork in Bicentennial Park, a dynamic and shifting light piece by artist Allan Giddy. Using technology that continuously samples the colour of the sky
Monday, April 30, 2012
Friday, April 27, 2012
The Craft Shop at Craft Victoria
Fridays here are all about the shops in one way or another, and this one's online (and instore). Craft Victoria have a range of deliciously unique and colourful things for sale and, with Mothers' Day coming up, it struck me that this would be one place to source some great gifts. How about these, for starters?
Shop online at The Craft Shop, and visit Craft Victoria at 31 Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
Shop online at The Craft Shop, and visit Craft Victoria at 31 Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Grace Cossington-Smith
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Parallel Collisions: 12th Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art at the Art Gallery of South Australia
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Melbourne market diary
UPDATE: CHECK OUT MY JUNE MELBOURNE MARKET DIARY FOR THE LATEST MARKET GOODNESS
After attending the Richmond Weekender’s Homemakers Market a couple of weekends ago, I became just a smidge enthusiastic about markets. The day was quite a treat, with a small but terrific group of stalls: lovely leaf teas, pots and cups from
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
That's what's up
I don't usually blog music, but this new track from Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros is just so good that it begged me for a quick post. Exuberant, quirky, and supremely charming, this folk-country-indie song will have you bopping and slapping your knee like there are daisies raining from the skies. Click 'Read More' to have a listen.
Monday, April 2, 2012
Hobart shopping guide
This list is far from exhaustive I'm sure, but here are some short notes about the best spots for a browse and a buy that I found whilst in Hobart. Most of these places specialise in creations from small-scale Tasmanian designers or local artisan food producers, meaning that you can get your hands on some unique and yummy things. Also take a peek at my general thoughts on the lovely city of Hobart here.
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