The natural world and the creation of life inspire the inventive work of Dutch designer Iris van Herpen, whose works have travelled from Paris for a new show at Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art.
Fifty years ago, an ‘ordinary left-wing Melbourne hippie’ became embroiled in a daring and politically motivated burglary that made her Victoria’s most-wanted criminal.
Australia’s housing crisis arises from a culture that normalises windfall gains, from the grants of stolen land more than two centuries ago, to the investors who flourish on rental income and tax breaks.
Archibald Prize-shortlisted artist Mostafa Azimitabar has survived the brutality of Australia’s refugee detention. His art is testimony to his belief in forgiveness, and his hope.
Australian designer Margie Woods is as committed to locally produced – and exquisitely cut – clothes as she was 20 years ago when she launched Viktoria & Woods.
The barrios and museums of Buenos Aires bear traces of Jorge Luis Borges’ history, but for a new generation of Argentine authors, his rebellious spirit is very much alive.
What was once known as a ‘dirtbag’ sport has become a tourism-driven enterprise – but as the competitors in Salzburg’s Mozart 100 know, an ultramarathon is still a long, long way to run.
Every year, across the country, local musicians compete with radio presenters in Reclink’s football fundraiser. This year’s competition is sharpened by cost-of-living pressures and a taste for revenge.
