Sydney
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Nicholas Forrest
Nicolas Winding Refn’s Bangkok-set thriller “Only God Forgives” has taken top honours at the Sydney Film Festival (SFF). A jury of five international and Australian filmmakers and industry professionals selected “Only God Forgives” as the winner of SFF's...
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Nicholas Forrest
It has been a long time since fine art was exclusively the pursuit of sculptors and painters. It started with the invention of photography and continued with the development of digital technology and the rise of the digital age which has influenced every...
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Tim Cheung
HONG KONG – Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze’s is a Cinderella story. The young French photographer is a self-taught photographer, buying his first DSLR camera just three years ago, shortly after finishing his studies in multimedia and graphic design.He arrived in Hong...
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Nicholas Forrest
The Single Market Events-backed Sydney Contemporary art fair has announced a strong line-up of international and Australian galleries for the inaugural edition of the biennial event which will be held at the Eveleigh-based multi-arts institution...
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Nicholas Forrest
The 5th Vivid Festival of light, music, and ideas has launched in Sydney with a massive program of events that eclipses previous editions. For the first time Vivid Sydney ventures to Sydney's Darling Harbour precinct where a spectacular water theater has been...
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Nicholas Forrest
You may remember seeing an article on ARTINFO Australia in December 2012 about a giant sculptural hot-air balloon by world-renowned Australian artist Patrica Piccinini that had been commissioned to celebrate the 100th birthday of Australia’s capital city...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO Australia
The Gold Coast Film Festival (GFCC), Australia’s preeminent pop culture film festival, has launched in Queensland with an impressive program of exciting new pop culture films, gritty crime thrillers, hilarious horror movie spoofs, and world-renowned anime...
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Nicholas Forrest
A controversial rainbow crosswalk painted on Sydney’s Oxford St. in February to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the city’s famous Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras has been removed after the NSW Government deemed it to be a dangerous traffic hazard.The...
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Nicholas Forrest
Portugese street artist Alexandre Farto, aka Vhils, has made his first journey to Australia thanks to Berlin-based Australian art dealers Kelly Reiffer and Rory Schmitz of Skalitzers Berlin, a contemporary art gallery focused on the work of the world’s top...
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Nicholas Forrest
Imagine what it would be like to journey back in time to Medieval England and attend one of the incredibly lavish and sumptuous feasts held by the rich and eccentric nobility of the time. Grant King, chef and owner of Sydney restaurant Gastro Park, had to do...














