David Rankin – A Personal View of His Art by Phillip Harding
Living in New York David Rankin’s commitment to the Australian landscape is an overarching influence on a considerable body of work notes friend Phillip Harding
Art in Athens – Painting is Poetry (Creation) that is Silent
Dimitris Lazarou reports from Athens the Blank Wall Gallery will host in its art space Dec 1 – 23, an exhibition, Painting is Poetry (creation) that is Silent
David Rankin: Charles Nodrum Gallery, A Clear Sense of Place
Australian born New York based artist David Rankin achieves an understanding of an Aboriginal sense of place in his work since first encountered during his 20s
David Rankin: Contemporary Works – Power, Insight, Quality
David Rankin’s latest uplifting, moving and exciting works from this extraordinary artist, will be on view at Mossgreen Gallery, Melbourne, from August 17, 2017
John Andrews in New York City – Being Impetuous in the Snow!
John Andrews who lives in Melbourne, Australia is an intrepid traveller who recently visited New York City in the snow, sending home this entertaining monologue
Fashioning a Reign: 90 Years of Style – Lynsey Scott, Review
Lynsey Scott visits Fashioning a Reign 90 Years of Style, a costume exhibition on show at Buckingham Palace, showcasing The Queen’s Wardrobe and sense of style
China: Grain to Pixel – Monash Gallery of Art Photo Show
China: Grain to Pixel a photographic show at the Monash Gallery of Art is complex and fascinating, its size and sweep requiring attention, it repays the effort
The Light on the Water – A Novel, Reviewed by Derek Parker
Derek Parker review of Melbourne novelist Olga Lorenzo’s work of literary fiction, The Light on the Water, with its ‘sense of language, place and character’
Sunken Cities: Lynsey Scott Explores Egypt’s Lost Worlds
Lynsey Scott reports Franck Goddio found the sunken Egyptian city of Thonis whose remains on show at the British Museum are reigniting the Indiana Jones’ spirit
Chopin, the Nazis, and the Spanish Piano by Dr Paul Kildea
Extract from the Miegunyah Lecture 2016, Chopin’s Piano: A Path through the Romantic Century, delivered by Dr Paul Kildea, Melbourne Conservatorium of Music
Maria Merian’s Butterflies – On Display, The Queen’s Gallery
Lynsey Scott at London says anyone who visits the Maria Merian exhibition at the Queen’s Gallery will definitely go through their own metamorphosis and be a fan
Eminent Scottish Artists 1750 – 1900 – Lynsey Scott Review
Lynsey Scott reviews exhibition of eminent Scottish Artists 1750-1900; From Caledonia to the Continent on display, The Queens Gallery, Buckingham Palace, London
Julian Barnes Keeping an Eye Open – Derek Parker Book Review
Booker Prize winning English writer Julian Barnes, usually associated with mesmerizing works of fiction in his latest book is Keeping an Eye Open looking at art
NGV Summer Pavilion – Structural Overview: John Bahoric
John Bahoric engineered architectural outcomes on the NGV’s inaugural Summer Architectural Commission, the John Wardle Architects designed playful Pink Pavilion
The Seekers Musical – Janet, Desperately Seeking Georgy Girl
Janet Walker is desperately seeking Georgy Girl, The Seeker’s Musical, which debuted the coming show to the press on stage at the Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne
Fabergé: A Life of its Own – Award-Winning Film in Australia
Fabergé A Life of its Own a limited Cinema Event release in Australia at Palace Cinemas as of 15th August, 2015, charts the rich history and beauty of the brand