When the black dog bites
Art therapist Emma Finch helps sufferers of mental illness heal through the power of art. Rebecca Johansen reports.
When the black dog bites
Art therapist Emma Finch helps sufferers of mental illness heal through the power of art. Rebecca Johansen reports.
Composing the soundtrack of her life
Lady Shaula has graced the global stage, but she is just getting started. Mikaela Turner reports.
To paint her “truest self”
Tahlia Stanton says she wants to “bridge the gap between fantasy and reality” in her art. Chelsea Byrne reports.
Fashioning lyrical photos
In an industry ruled by perfect poses, a photographer inspired by music is focussing on a “less obvious” beauty. James Noonan reports.
The #metoo challenge in Melbourne’s “boys club” music scene
In the Melbourne music scene, artists and industry professionals are challenging the patriarchal norms. Aimee Cunningham writes that while acknowledging that sexism and inherent misogyny exists in music as elsewhere, there has been a push to change the cultures and attitudes ingrained in the industry.
Migrant strings in the mix
Musicians from diverse cultures who have enriched Melbourne’s music scene tell their stories of struggle and achievement. Shareena Abdul Aziz reports.
Children of the Golden Age turn to the silver screen
Older people account for a large proportion of cinema audiences. Edwina Williams reports.
How Netflix makes or breaks the movies
With 100 million plus subscribers, it could be assumed that Netflix opens up the global film market to audiences around the world. However, the American entertainment company might be doing more harm than good, writes Isobelle Caterer.
Pottery as meditation
Graham Masters has been making a living for 47 years but says he has never worked a day in his life. Lucy Slade reports.