Melbourne Antiques & Art Fair – Emporium to Dazzle & Delight
If you want to find a fascinating array of antiques or art to tempt or inspire, then you cannot go past the AA&ADA Melbourne Antiques & Art Fair, May 5-8, 2016
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The Met Breuer, Dedicated to Modern & Contemporary Art Opens
3 days of special events at all 3 of The Met, New York locations will celebrate the opening of Marcel Breuer’s iconic building on Madison Avenue, The Met Breur
David Roche, Legacy of a Great Romantic – Opening June, 2016
The David Roche Foundation Trust Museum at Adelaide will display 3000+ works of art and antiques when opened by former Prime Minister Paul Keating, June 3, 2016
Marais Project & Elysian Fields – Sounds of Music Old & New
Jenny Eriksson’s The Marais Project a highly regarded annual concert series, and her electric viola da gamba group Elysian Fields, makes magical sounds of music
The Orchid Show: Orchidelirium – NYBG/125: Celebrations
As winter thaw begins in the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, its gardeners are gathering thousands of fabulous blooms for its Orchid Show: Orchidelirium
Downton Abbey, Series 6, Ep 8 – A New Couple for a New World
In Episode 8 winding up Series 6 of Downton Abbey, everyone upstairs and downstairs is left feeling a sense of loss or otherwise overjoyed at the turn of events
The Elixir of Love – Bravo, Opera Australia’s Humdinger Show
Opera Australia’s Elixir of Love provides a perfect night out for both newcomers and aficionados of the opera alike with Rachelle Durkin as Adina winning hearts
Masters of the Everyday: Dutch Artists in the Age of Vermeer
Masters of the Everyday: Dutch Artists in the Age of Vermeer by The Royal Collection Trust a show at Queen’s Gallery London, Edinburgh and Mauritshuis The Hague
Downton Abbey, Creator Julian Fellows Finale Season 6 Begins
Season Six of Downton Abbey is about two extremes of historical continuum and the frailty of our humanity ancient past to distant future, in shades of Season One
Hermitage Masterpieces at NGV: Treasures of the World Part 2
A lively portrait in marble of French philosophe Voltaire by Marie-Anne Collot, on display at the NGV, reflects his ideal of progress we inherently follow today
Jo Bayley Asks “Has A Dress Ever Changed Your World?”
Have you ever had a dress that changed your world? It’s an interesting thought, and one that came to me after receiving a generous gift from one of my lovely friends. I would hazard a guess that most of my friends and family know the best gift to give me…
Intersections: The Art of Architects, Rose Niland’s Review
In Intersections: The Art of Architects, reports Rose Niland, three trained architects investigate that barely perceptible divide between art and architecture
Streetwise – Women Photographers at Photonet
Streetwise is an exhibition in Melbourne 1 to 22 February, 2015 celebrating International Women’s Day and the work of American Street Photographer Vivian Maier
Noël! Noël! – Paul Dyer & Brandenburg Players Gift of Music
Paul Dyer’s emboldening ABO Xmas concert Noël Noël reminds us all, that achieving peace and harmony is aided by connecting cultural voices all around the world.
Anthony Albrecht, Cello – Newcastle to New York City & Home
Cellist Anthony Albrecht is going from strength to strength as he embraces the early music world, playing with passion, dedication, energy & wide-ranging colour
Daylight Saving Australia – East Coast State’s Should Align
October 5, 2014 is the day in Australia to begin saving daylight for summer although shouldn’t east coast state’s all align? What about joining in Queensland ?