Art of Dining – NGV International: Special Event Experience
Tables decorated by designers, architects, florists and couturiers in the Great Hall of the NGV International, May 2 & 3, 2019, will celebrate the Art of Dining
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Melbourne Design Week: NGV 2019 – Shaping the World’s Future
Melbourne Design Week 2019 program is about business technology and community coming together to enrich Australian culture and society through design excellence
Escher and nendo: Between 2 Worlds – NGV World Premiere Show
Escher and nendo: Between Two Worlds, a world premiere exhibition now open at NGV International, features dazzling 3 dimensional and immersive optical illusions
NGV Triennial – NGV Architecture Commission & Akio Makigawa
NGV Architecture Commission part of the NGV Triennial of Contemporary Art & Cesign & the exhibition Akio Makigawa: Spirit & Memory contribute to cultural growth
The Young Pope: A State of Grace is Fleeting, to Sin Divine!
Series 1, Episodes 1 & 2 of The Young Pope directed by Paolo Sorrentino starring Jude Law, is about a pontiff who embraces the concept of to sin as being divine
Treasures from Versailles – An Encounter of the Richest Kind
Visiting Canberra to view the Treasures from Versailles at the National Gallery of Australia, on my way to Sydney for Xmas, was an encounter of the richest kind
The House of Dior: Seventy Years of Haute Couture at NGV
National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) will present a never-before-seen exhibition The House of Dior: Seventy Years of Haute Couture, August 27 to November 7, 2017
Printmaker Seong Cho – In Conversation with Rose Niland
After viewing Trails at the Incinerator Art Space in Sydney by Australian Korean born artist Seong Cho, Rose was curious to converse with her about her practice
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
World Textile Trade 1500 -1800 – Pre-Industrial Revolution
Textiles as a commodity and cultural conflict are both a consequence and a casualty of the effects caused by expansion of European colonial empires 1500 to 1800
What is Modernism?
To understand the inspiration for the various ‘modern’ movements in art, design and style we need to begin during the early nineteenth century and examine the work of Viennese born painter, designer, craftsmen, historian Austrian Josef Danhauser [1805-1845]. He saw himself as a thoroughly modern man. When his father died…
18th Biennale of Sydney – Connecting to the World we Inhabit
18th Biennale of Sydney from June to September 2012 will take place in various city venues, connected by a spectacular art walk around Sydney’s famous harbour