
Christmas Celebration – The Gift of Hope through Love
Building trust and empathy between societies by expanding an interest in and understanding of our arts and culture we can help to make the world a better place
Building trust and empathy between societies by expanding an interest in and understanding of our arts and culture we can help to make the world a better place
Christmas became a celebrated occasion during the nineteenth century in England. Its ethos is about giving love and life, of which the tree is a powerful symbol
It’s Summertime in Australia in the festive season so if you are visiting from interstate or overseas slap on your 30+ sunscreen and a hat and get out and about
Christmas that great festival of love is nearly here and so it’s time to pause and reflect on the gifts we give – will they provide more than momentary pleasure
These delightful real church bulletins reveal how easily our human frailty surfaces when we muddle our metaphors as we endeavour to construct English sentences
Love of country ripples through Bronwyn Bancroft’s picture books for children who are enriched by her response to Aboriginal culture & Australia’s unique beauty
At Athens the temple was for priests, people standing outside divinity hidden – the Christian worshipped inside an architectural space where hope sprung eternal
Stonnington Council commissioned award winning Melbourne visual artist Kate Rohde to create a fresh modern interpretation of traditional Christmas decorations
So it’s that time of year again. Christmas decorations are out in all the shopping malls and if you are anything like me the mere thought of holiday shopping just seems to have snuck up way to fast for my liking! Every year it is the same, we seem to…