The Art of Just Because with Liam Murphy
Righto, Liam Murphy’s latest exhibition, sets to make us smile with a series of colour-popped paintings and a happy collaboration with ceramics artist Ginklet.
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The Art of Just Because with Liam Murphy
Righto, Liam Murphy’s latest exhibition, sets to make us smile with a series of colour-popped paintings and a happy collaboration with ceramics artist Ginklet.
A Reimagined Family Home
Builder Chris De Stratis collaborated with Angelucci Architects to transform a compact Carlton North 1885 Victorian Terrace, creating a unique home split over 3 levels for his family. We chatted with Chris to learn more about this clever and creative renovation.
A Renovation Close to Home
FENCON Founder and Director Jack Fenton brought nine years of experience in the construction industry to a project that was very close to home; his mum’s Ange Castran’s charming Victorian Terrace in Albert Park. We chatted with Jack on his...
Guide To: Collecting Vintage with Lucy Fenton
'Wandering through markets and trawling warehouses all over the world is my favourite pastime, and it’s what led me to open Fenton & Fenton over a decade ago – so here are a few tips on how to buy vintage...
All Eyes on Betsy
There’s something to be said for furniture that with a name. Like a part of the family, these pieces relocate themselves around your home over the years, creating new zones and new feels according to the needs of all who love them. Here’s our 101 to styling...
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The unfolding of Liam Murphy’s Super Mild
The work is a mishmash of “happy accidents”. It’s an odd glimpse of gold paint amongst a predominantly pastel palette or a contrasting brushstroke emerging through the layers, “It’s a lot freer than what I’ve created in the past. I’d just returned from the beach, so it has a light, bright and airy feel to it.”
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Resuming DPRK: North Korea in Colour
The whimsical stylistic signature of auteur Wes Anderson is found in one of few countries under a socialist rule, North Korea. When Melbourne-based photographer Dave Kulesza set on an exploration of the country’s mysterious capital, Pyongyang, both startling beauty and Wes-whimsy became tropes for a new attitude towards the state’s stereotypical brand: order and politics.
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The road to Secret Garden: Michael Bond unveils his latest body of work
The essence of solidarity in lockdown was an inspiration for Michael Bond’s latest – and largest – body of work, Secret Garden.