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Melbourne’s Best Independent Bookstores
There’s a labyrinthine CBD institution that’s been around since the early ’60s, a handsome art bookstore that looks more like a design boutique, and nearly 30-year-old queer bookshop that’s become a community hub. Trawl these shelves for new releases, classics and more obscure titles. → Read More
The Top Fashion Films to See at MIFF
With its inherent drama, costumes and cast of outlandish characters, fashion has always translated well to film. In partnership with MIFF, here’s our pick of what to sit front row for. → Read More
Our Top Picks of MIFF’s Weird, Experimental and Offbeat Films
Beyond the crowd-pleasers and big names, here’s our pick of the different and unusual films at this year’s movie marathon, in partnership with MIFF. → Read More
A Minimal, Modernist Australian Masterpiece Made With No Money
A new independent Tasmanian film, Under the Cover of Cloud, will show at MIFF alongside Cannes award winners and big-budget Hollywood flicks. And director Ted Wilson did it alone. → Read More
Brothers’ Nest: On the Tour Bus With Shane and Clayton Jacobson
The minds behind Kenny are back with a brilliantly dark comedy about siblings, family secrets and murder. → Read More
MoMA at the NGV: Five Masterpieces Not to Miss
Picasso. Dali. Warhol. Duchamp. There are icons aplenty in the NGV’s enormous new show – make sure you spend time with these. → Read More
First Look: MoMA Brings Some of Its Very Best to the NGV
Melbourne is hosting a selection of one of the finest art collections in the world over winter, more than half of which has never left the iconic New York museum the artworks call home. → Read More
An Important New Film About a “Dark Patch in Australian History”
Two of our country’s most prominent lawyers have worked tirelessly for mistreated refugees, but nothing seems to help. They hope a new documentary, Border Politics, will. → Read More
Top Picks: The Next Wave Festival
From new rituals to dancing dogs, and from Islam to transgenderism, the bold Next Wave biennial presents a slew of new artistic voices. → Read More
NGV Announces Escher and Nendo Crossover Exhibition
Next summer, impossible Dutch geometry will meet Japanese conceptual design. → Read More
A Melbourne-Made Film Set in 1990s Dandenong, Going to Cannes
Charles Williams’s drama about an adolescent growing up in Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs will compete in the world’s biggest and most influential film festival. → Read More
Spanish Film Festival: Try MoVida’s Galician Octopus
The Spanish Film Festival is here. It’s the perfect time to experiment with a classic, simple Spanish recipe. → Read More
Diane Arbus’s Iconic American Portraits Come to Melbourne
Heide’s new exhibition shows one of America’s greatest and most polarising photographers at the height of her power. → Read More
ACMI in Wonderland
From the ingenious to the downright creepy, Melbourne’s new Alice in Wonderland exhibition is an odyssey through the history of cinema itself. → Read More
Armando Iannucci: Tragedy, Truth and the Hilarious Death of Stalin
We catch up with one of cinema’s greatest political satirists, who, in his latest film, has turned his attention to one of history’s most reprehensible characters. → Read More
When Good Design Elevates E-Waste to Modern Art
One clever artwork at the NGV Triennial aims to educate as well as inspire. In partnership with Mercedes-Benz, the principal partner of the NGV Triennial, we look at the work of a duo designing to make a difference. → Read More
Your Essential Guide to Melbourne Design Week
From sustainable furniture to colourful textiles to huge bunches of balloons (yes, balloons!), the scope of Melbourne Design Week knows no bounds. → Read More
In the Galleries: Five Shows to See in February
Old men do impassioned karaoke. The sun shines on Rosebud. Gallery walls bulge. Here’s your month in art. → Read More
You Are (Not) Alone
In Melbourne’s newest experiential artwork, you leave reality at the door. → Read More
The Triennial: Twelve Pieces Not To Miss
We have too many favourites to count. But here are some of them. → Read More