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GuideSpectacular Autumn Events For Culture Vultures Seeking Their Next Fix
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NewsFrom the 'Mona Lisa' to 'Codex Atlanticus': A Look Inside The Lume's Multi-Sensory Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition
The only 360-degree exact replica of the world's most-famous enigmatic portrait, da Vinci's notebook pages, 40 of his machine inventions brought to life: they're all on display.
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GuideSix Spectacular Art Exhibitions Hitting Sydney in 2023
Famous Modern masters and significant contemporary artists from Australia and abroad are being celebrated in these unmissable exhibitions.
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GuideImmersive and Impressive Blockbuster Exhibitions to Look Forward to Around Australia in 2022
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GuideHow to Get Your Arts and Culture Fix in Tropical North Queensland
Explore beachfront markets, local art galleries and a tropical gin distillery.
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NewsEight Epic Sculpture Parks in Australia Worth a Road Trip
From sculptures among vineyards and wildflowers to metal figures appear that sit on the surface of a gigantic salt-crusted lake.
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NewsThe Twelve Most Impressive Art Galleries in Regional Australia
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NewsMONA Reveals Dark Mofo Festival Program – And Will Fly You There for Free
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NewsGrow It Local Is Out to Map Sydney’s Urban Gardens
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NewsThe Beauty of Decaying Theatres
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NewsHow the Internet, Marina Abramovic and Dachshunds Made Performance Art Cool
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NewsDaft Punk Are Winning the Internet
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NewsMonocle Does Coffee Now
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NewsDon’t Just Mourn for Oxford Street’s Rainbow Crossing – DIY One
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NewsTop Five Tracks to Hear This Weekend
Playlist for the weekend: check. Aural satisfaction: check.
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NewsSydney Writers’ Festival 2013 Boasts More Storytelling Events and Molly Ringwald
The thinker's answer to Glastonbury launches a dynamic program of events that celebrates the pleasure of a good old-fashioned story.
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NewsMartha Wainwright Tours Come Home to Mama
Rejoice the return of Martha Wainwright to Australia for a massive, 12-date national tour.
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NewsBoost Your Fitness with These Ten Weird Workout Trends
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Hong Yi creates delicate artworks from everyday victuals.
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NewsBourke St Bakery Launches Social Enterprise Training Refugees in Baking
A new social enterprise taking refugees from outer Sydney and skilling them in sourdough baking.
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NewsCapture a Moment of Purity and Win $10,000
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NewsYou Too Can Look Out the Rear Window Window, at the Sydney Film Festival
Artist Jeff Desom immerses you in Hitchcock's paranoid world.
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NewsEight Genre-Defining Beards of Modern Music
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NewsConcrete Playground Meets Ira Glass of This American Life
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NewsWin Tickets to See Rust and Bone
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NewsTime Travel via Phone Box Is Possible Thanks to NYC’s New Museum
The pay phone finds new life as an auditory time machine letting New Yorkers escape reality.
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NewsArtist Jay Shells Swaps Street Signs with Rap Lyrics
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NewsArtist Bradley Hart Finds Unusual Use for Bubble Wrap
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NewsConcrete Playground Meets Danny Boyle and the Cast of Trance
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NewsTen Inspiring and Insightful TED Talks by Musicians
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Our favourite bullet-firing heroes and villains have laid down their arms.
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NewsConcrete Playground's Road Trip Essentials
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NewsVivid Sydney Announces 2013 Lineup
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