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Randall Couch's 'Peal' and other literary bells - Vimarsana News

Randall Couch's 'Peal' and other literary bells

This weekend, bells in towers up and down the country will be ringing to mark the Coronation of King Charles III. Since the Coronation was announced there has been a concerted effort, ‘the ‘Ring for the King’ campaign, aimed at recruiting new ringers to learn the fascinating and absorbing hobby...

Wansborough paper mill site could be redeveloped under new plans - Vimarsana News

Wansborough paper mill site could be redeveloped under new plans

The Wansborough paper mill site, which lies on the B3191 Brendon Road in Watchet, has lain vacant since December 2015 when the business closed down…

John Olsen farewelled at Art Gallery of NSW state memorial - Vimarsana News

John Olsen farewelled at Art Gallery of NSW state memorial

A who’s who of Australian media, arts and politics turned out in honour of John Olsen at a state memorial held at the Art Gallery of NSW following his death at age 95.

Source: smh.com.au
The walkers reviving an ancient tradition to symbolically mark the boundary of Cavendish, near Sudbury and Haverhill - Vimarsana News

The walkers reviving an ancient tradition to symbolically mark the boundary of Cavendish, near Sudbury and Haverhill

It dates back over 1,000 years and was once a vital way of preserving your boundary – we meet villagers reviving ‘beating the bounds’.

Revered artist John Olsen showed how a different world was possible - Vimarsana News

Revered artist John Olsen showed how a different world was possible

Australia’s art community paid tribute to the painter with Wendy Whiteley, Ken Done and Ben Quilty joined by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese among those at a state memorial service in Sydney.

Source: afr.com