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'My Little Pony: Tell Your Tale' Sets Netflix Debut | Animation World Network - Vimarsana News

'My Little Pony: Tell Your Tale' Sets Netflix Debut | Animation World Network

After premiering on YouTube last April, the popular animated series finds its new home on the streamer, kicking off later this month with 10 new 20-minute episodes.

Source: awn.com
India Mahdavi, the designer who pioneered Millennial pink, is headed to Australia for Pierre Bonnard exhibition at NGV - Vimarsana News

India Mahdavi, the designer who pioneered Millennial pink, is headed to Australia for Pierre Bonnard exhibition at NGV

In Paris with “virtuoso of colour” India Mahdavi, who talks about colour, cartoons and her upcoming exhibition at the NGV.

Source: afr.com
Sydney Design Week celebrates a moment in culture - Vimarsana News

Sydney Design Week celebrates a moment in culture

Unhampered by pandemic restrictions for the first time in three years, the festival’s director has had free rein to showcase the city’s creative dynamic.

Source: afr.com
Stephen Todd on all things Sydney Design Week | Architecture & Design - Vimarsana News

Stephen Todd on all things Sydney Design Week | Architecture & Design

In an exclusive sit-down with Jarrod Reedie, Sydney Design Week Curator Stephen Todd discusses the challenges of the pandemic, 2022 theme Making Now, some incredibly esteemed keynote speakers and the fascinating developments going on in the harbour city.

Sydney Design Week returns in 2022 | Architecture & Design - Vimarsana News

Sydney Design Week returns in 2022 | Architecture & Design

The Powerhouse has announced the full lineup for the 2022 edition of Sydney Design Week, which will feature a program of exhibitions, talks, film screenings and workshops across seven days beginning on 15 September.