The winners and losers in Australian government's RISE arts funding during COVID
The federal government’s RISE program marks a radical change in Australian arts policy.
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The federal government’s RISE program marks a radical change in Australian arts policy.
The federal government’s RISE program marks a radical change in Australian arts policy.
Share Beginning the process just after 7pm, Hamish revealed his daughter briefed him to make: 'A unicorn, flapping its wings, with a rainbow coming out of its mouth, under a cloud, that's raining glitter.' Using a mix of tie-dyed coloured sponge cake, rice puffs and icing, he began his baking adventure. A doting dad: Hamish whipped up the creation on Friday for his daughter Rudy (pictured). Beginning the process just after 7pm, Hamish revealed his daughter briefed him to make: 'A unicorn, flapping its wings, with a rainbow coming out of its mouth, under a cloud, that's raining glitter'
The exhibition has been put together using more than 1.3 million Lego bricks and has taken almost 5,000 hours to create.
After a delay caused by pandemic restrictions, the exhibit featuring some of the world's famous towers in a 1:200 scale is now set to open.