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MFWF: The Village Feast - Vimarsana News

MFWF: The Village Feast

Star chefs are converging on a Gippsland town (population: 180) for a food fair like no other, with bites from Alejandro Saravia of Farmer’s Daughters, ex-Fred’s chef Danielle Alvarez, Analiese Gregory, Dom Wilton of Hector’s Deli, Mali Bakes, and more. Plus, live music from Mia Wray, Grace Cummings and Dorsal Fins.

From the Archives, 2002: Federation Square, the new heart of Melbourne - Vimarsana News

From the Archives, 2002: Federation Square, the new heart of Melbourne

20 years ago, Federation Square became the new face of Melbourne changing the size, shape and feel of the city. Instantly recognisable its facade, spellbinding, curious and ingenious, signals Melbourne as the Opera House signals Sydney.

Melbourne Now to return in March 2023 with 200+ artists - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Now to return in March 2023 with 200+ artists

The large-scale exhibition traverses all levels of The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, including contemporary interventions across the Australian Art and First Nations permanent collection displays, and highlights a diverse range of contemporary disciplines across fashion, jewellery, painting, sculpture, architecture, ceramics, video, virtual reality, performance, photography, printmaking, product design and publishing.

Fed Square turns 20: Where do we stand on the city landmark now? - Vimarsana News

Fed Square turns 20: Where do we stand on the city landmark now?

The landmark square created a space unlike any other for the city and now, two decades on, we ask Melburnians for their memories of it.