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Twelve of the Best Events to Check Out at Elemental AKL Festival
Head on a wine and oyster-fuelled river cruise, listen to dance music in an underground ballroom and sample a variety of fire-cooked food.
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Sydney's Super-Popular 'Sculpture by the Sea' Has Been Postponed for 2020
"Due to current public health orders limiting mass outdoor gatherings", the event will instead take place either later this year or early in 2021.
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Vincent Namatjira's Portrait of Adam Goodes Has Just Taken Out the 2020 Archibald Prize
Namatjira is the first Indigenous artist to win the award in its 99-year history.
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Guide
Seven Exciting and Powerful Auckland Art Exhibitions to Step Into This Spring
From tumultuous and unsettling photography to immersive moving image projects, here's where you can get your art fix around the city.
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The Art Gallery of NSW's Prestigious Archibald Prize Has Announced Its 2020 Finalists
Here are five of our favourite portraits up for the top gong.
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Auckland's Elemental AKL Festival Has Announced Nine New Events and Experiences for 2020
This year more than 30 free and ticketed events will take place from Matakana to Mangere, Onehunga to Oneroa.
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Guide
Five Exciting and Powerful Wellington Art Exhibitions to Step Into This Spring
From an adorable exhibit for cat lovers to an immersive Van Gogh world, here's where you can get your art fix around the city.
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Eight Exciting and Powerful Sydney Art Exhibitions to Step Into This Spring
From adorable and award-winning nature photography to an immersive Van Gogh world, here's where you can get your art fix around the city.
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A Major Retrospective of Works by Famed Australian Artist Mirka Mora Is Coming to Melbourne
St Kilda's Jewish Museum of Australia will be home to never-before-seen Mora works this December.
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Six Ways You Can Bring Pop Art Into Your Home to Brighten Up Your Life
Add a pop of colour with these pop art-themed homewares.
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Five Spectacular Artworks You Can Experience Online in the Telstra NATSIAA Virtual Gallery
Stay right where you are to explore this online exhibition of works by 65 First Nations artists.
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Six Ways You Can Bring Pop Art Into Your Home to Brighten Up Your Life
Add a pop of colour with these pop art-themed homewares.
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South Eveleigh Is Now Home to a Stunning 350-Square-Metre Architectural Installation
Chris Fox's 'Interchange Pavilion' is both an artwork and amphitheatre for future events.
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Five Places to Spy Pop Art in Melbourne's Streets That Warhol Would've Loved
Because works of art are not always confined to gallery walls.
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Six Creative Classes in Brisbane for When You Want a New Post-Iso Hobby
Because you’ve definitely seen all of Netflix by now.
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Teamlab Is Opening Its Next Dazzling Permanent Digital Art Museum in Europe
From 2024, the art collective's new venture will sprawl across a 3000-square-metre space in Utrecht in The Netherlands.
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This New Grampians 'Hope' Mural Is the Latest Addition to Victoria's Silo Art Trail
The St Arnaud artwork took local artist Kyle Torney over 800 hours to create.
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Guide
Ten Brisbane Festival Experiences You Can Have For Less Than $30
Brissy's most anticipated arts festival has nearly 500 performances in its program — most of which are free.
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A Huge Exhibition of European Masterpieces from New York's The Met Is Coming to GOMA in 2021
It'll be a Brisbane exclusive featuring everyone from Monet, van Gogh and Vermeer to Renoir, Rembrandt and Degas.
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Guide
Where to Shop Like a Local In and Around Crows Nest
Pop your head into these great small businesses for organic pantry staples, pampering and neighbourhood bars with craft brews.
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A Huge Multi-Sensory Van Gogh Exhibition Is Coming to Sydney
You will be able to step through famed artworks such as 'The Starry Night' and 'Sunflowers' at the Australian premiere of the exhibition.
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This Exhibition Will Give You a New Perspective on the Night Sky and Our Shared Place Within It
‘Under the Stars’ celebrates thousands of years of looking to the night sky.
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Artweek Auckland Has Dropped a Huge Lineup for Its Tenth Anniversary
Auckland's eight-day art celebration returns with after-hours light installations, absinthe tasting and street gallery tours.
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Seven Winners from This Year's Telstra NATSIAA (and How to Support Your Favourites)
Find out who won — then vote for your faves in the People's Choice Award.
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A Life-Size, Custom-Made Lego Version of Your Cat Is a Thing You Could Own
Legoland is offering one lucky cat owner across Australia exactly that.
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Guide
Where to Shop Like a Local In and Around Bondi
Browse beachside boutiques and long-standing local shops to buy a slice of the healthy, active lifestyle — from locally grown veggies to eco-friendly leisurewear.
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The Localist: Eastern Suburbs
The stomping ground for those who like both coastal and urban living, the eastern suburbs of Sydney boast heritage homes, coastal walks, intimate wine bars and pubs that exude the Aussie laidback lifestyle.
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Where to Shop Like a Local In and Around Paddington
Meander through the beautifully terraced suburb for gift emporiums, bespoke tailoring and artisan chocolates.
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News
Auckland's Month-Long Festival of Food, Music and Culture Is Back for 2020
This year more than 30 free and ticketed events will take place from Matakana to Mangere, Onehunga to Oneroa.
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A Huge Multi-Sensory Van Gogh Exhibition Is Coming to New Zealand
Wellington will be the first city to host the experience under the stars.
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You Can Now Dive Beneath the Sea to Tour Australia's Museum of Underwater Art
Go diving or snorkelling through a 12-metre-high coral greenhouse — located 18 metres below the water on the Great Barrier Reef.
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Seven First Nations Artists You Should Get to Know Better This Year and Why
The painters, jewellery makers, textile artists (and more) are finalists in Australia's most prestigious awards for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.
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The Localist: Northern Beaches
The northern beaches is well-known for its heritage-listed houses, harbourfront views, boutique storefronts and beachfront restaurants. Here, the towns get smaller and closer to the coast — these are the quintessential beach towns you read about in Australian novels.
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The Localist: North Shore
The north shore is a beautiful part of Sydney, and its proximity to the water means an abundance of restaurants and bars with stunning views.
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The Localist: Inner West
Sydney’s inner west has boomed in recent years in all the ways that matter.
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Carriageworks Is Reopening Next Week with New Exhibitions and Its Super-Popular Farmers Market
After ten weeks in voluntary administration, the Sydney multi-arts centre is making its comeback.
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Guide
Seven of the Best Ways to Get Your Art and Culture Fix at Home in Melbourne
Delve into Australia's latest exhibitions, watch award-winning films and create your own fine art, all from the comfort of your home.
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A New Light and Fire Festival Is Coming to Hawke's Bay
The four-night festival will showcase 14 light, fire and audio works from New Zealand and international artists.
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Carriageworks Has Officially Been Saved — and Plans to Restart Events As Early As August
You could be shopping at the multi-arts centre's popular Saturday farmers market as early as next month.
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The Localist: Greater Western Sydney
In the past few years, greater western Sydney has experienced tremendous growth, resulting in a fairly unique ecosystem of the old and the new. From retro secondhand vinyl shops and boutique jewellery stores to buzzing new food precincts, this is certainly one of Sydney's most diverse areas.
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The Localist: Inner City
From the sparkling harbourfront of Barangaroo and the sandstone buildings of The Rocks to the hawker-style eateries in Haymarket and the small bar scene in Redfern, Sydney's inner city is a diverse landscape of culture, history and art.
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The Localist: Southern Sydney
A mere 30-minute train ride from Sydney CBD is a not-so-hidden gem. Life in the southern suburbs moves at a slightly slower pace — giving you ample opportunity to explore the beautiful beaches, bars and stores.












































































































