Artist Miranda Skoczek showcases a world of treasures at Melbourne Fashion Festival
Over the years, Melbourne artist Miranda Skoczek has made a habit of picking up little trinkets on her travels to exotic places.
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Annabel Ross
Annabel Ross is a Reporter for The Age.
A play so wrong it's hysterically right
The Play That Goes Wrong revels in other's misfortune with highly physical comedy, an abundance of unruly props and a set fraught with hidden peril.
New festival director says White Night all under control
It's the day before one of Melbourne's biggest events of the year, but first-time artistic director of White Night David Atkins says it's all under control.
White Night's music stages a platform for emerging artists
White Night's music program may not boast as many recognisable names this year, but that doesn't mean the standard of talent is any lower, according to first-time artistic director David Atkins.
It'll be all white on the night
For a few hours on the evening of March 4, thousands of people immaculately dressed in white will descend upon a mystery Melbourne site for a most civilised al fresco dinner party.
Are you ready for this jelly(fish)?
Medusa will hang from the trees in Alexandra Gardens next Saturday night, casting a glow over the lawn as her five-metre long tentacles swing in the breeze.
Tattoo artist Miso leaving her mark
They're pretty enough to give even the staunchest tattoo detractor pause for thought.
Laneway Festival review: Quality acts as popularity surges
Laneway Festival review to come Sunday AM.
Why Briggs is pulling open the blinds on January 26
Last January, when interviewed by Vice Australia about his thoughts on Australia Day, Indigenous hip-hop artist Adam Briggs was unequivocal. "I pull the blinds and I shut everything down," he said.
A big breath of fresh air
Kate Miller-Heidke kicks off a national tour of orchestra concerts in Melbourne on Saturday.
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