Tag: Arts

Discover, Create, and Connect at McClelland

August at McClelland is a vibrant celebration of creativity, curiosity, and community. Highlights include a performance by the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra as part of the Music at McClelland series, interactive Jams for Juniors workshops for young children, the thought-provoking Eternal Oblivion: Death and the Afterlife exhibition, and an insightful conversation for emerging artists with curator and author Amber Creswell Bell.

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Full Circle

Mount Eliza painter Debbie Mackenzie creates serene landscapes and seascapes. For her current show, she painted all of her pieces in a shipping container in Moorooduc while completing a year-long residency with Kelli Lundberg Gallery at the Studio and Co. complex.

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Keeping it Real

Mornington singer-songwriter, Natasha Kate was born to be a musician. On top of incredible natural talent, she has exceptional focus, drive and determination.

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Fiction’s Prescription

When bestselling Australian author Kylie Ladd needed a fictional house with six bedrooms for her latest novel, The Mix-Up, the answer came naturally. “Where else in Victoria are you going to find a spare house with six bedrooms? Portsea was the obvious answer,”.

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Magic Music

In their boutique studio, Magic Mountain Records, in Mount Eliza, brothers Matt and Jack Harrison offer a full service to singers and musicians who want to record their music, have coaching, or co-write.

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Into The Wild

Capel Sound wildlife photographer, Allison Premischook comes from the Cariboo Region of British Columbia. It’s…

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Local Light: Tony Sowersby’s Artistic Lens

Seaford artist Tony Sowersby has spent his life observing the world and reflecting it back through a humanist lens, often finding beauty in the ordinary or overlooked, often in his local area.

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Rambling On

Mornington artist/designer Emma Morgan loves to ramble in her drawings – to see where the pen takes her. It’s not always the destination she imagined but, more often than not, she loves where she lands.

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It’s in the Bag

While Judith has always loved working as a hairdresser she wanted to apply her creativity in a different direction. The cogs started turning when she saw a work colleague’s handmade, crocheted handbag.

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