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What started in 1988 as a project to help disabled people in Geelong make the transition from institutional care to living in the community has become a cultural phenomenon.
Debbie Cuthbertson is the Arts Editor of The Age. A multimedia journalist with extensive experience in print, online and broadcast media, she managed the ABC's national arts coverage online from 2009-11 and has held many roles with Fairfax Media.
What started in 1988 as a project to help disabled people in Geelong make the transition from institutional care to living in the community has become a cultural phenomenon.
"It's like trying to land a hot air balloon on a serviette amid gale force winds," says Jonathan Holloway of the skills required to deliver his first Melbourne Festival as artistic director.
Bijoy Jain's design for the third MPavilion in Queen Victoria Gardens embraces nature materials and a sense of calm.
As a national day of action against arts funding cuts kicks off on Friday, an all-star cast of performers, writers and artists are joining forces to mark the "bleak midwinter" for culture in Australia.
One of Australia's most recognisable buildings has provided an awe-inspiring canvas for a Melbourne artist.
Bianca Acimovic couldn't believe her luck when the email landed in her inbox on Friday.
They're abstract and minimalist, many of the works in the latest show at Harvard Art Museums, the landmark cultural institution inside of one of America's most prestigious universities.
Victorian Minister Martin Foley has 'corrected' his travel report.
"It gives me chills," says John Kaldor, the arts patron who first brought Gilbert & George to Australia in the early 1970s, his reaction clearly visceral when he sees a film of the pair singing Underneath The Arches.
Much-loved former ABC TV presenter returns to the small screen in 2016 with a prime-time, three-part personal history of Australian cinema.
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