dates for your calendars

OCTOBER 13
Available on Apple iTunes
Totally Under Control
documentary release //
Neon Film
https://watch.neonrated.com/

OCTOBER 16
(except Victoria)
A Night At The Louvre: Leonardo Da Vinci
release //
Sharmill Films
http://www.sharmillfilms.com.au/all.../a-night-at-the-louvre

OCTOBER 22
(excludes Vic)
Honest Thief 2020
Film release //
Rialto Distribution AU
https://rialtodistribution.com/film/honest-thief/

OCTOBER 8
Screening at Ritz Randwick, Dendy Newtown Golden Age Cinema Sydney & Dendy Canberra
OCTOBER 8 - NOVEMBER 11
Releasing on PVOD with Foxtel and Stan
NOVEMBER 25
Available to rent via iTunes, Youtube Movies, Fetch, Microsoft Store & Google Play
Spree 2020
Film release //
Rialto Distribution AU
https://rialtodistribution.com/film/spree/

Sharmill Films
invite you to watch a new documentary called A Night At The Louvre: Leonardo Da Vinci http://www.sharmillfilms.com.au/all.../a-night-at-the-louvre
release date: October 16 (excluding VICTORIA)
The Louvre lights up for you… A private guided tour of the landmark exhibition, LEONARDO DA VINCI. Filmed at night especially for the big screen, this private guided tour of the LEONARDO DA VINCI exhibition, designed and curated by the Louvre Museum, is a unique opportunity to contemplate the painter's most beautiful works up close.
This major retrospective devoted to his entire career as a painter shows how Leonardo placed painting above all other disciplines, and how his investigation of the world – the “science of painting” as he called it – was the instrument of an art whose supreme ambition was to give life to his works. The insights provided by the exhibition curators during this private filmed visit provide a new understanding of Leonardo’s artistic practice and painting technique.
please read
Max Davine
's review we publish: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/la-premiere.html

​https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1848774
ATTENTION! A NEW ISSUE 25 HAS JUST BEEN RELEASED!
OPIA. "The ambiguous intensity of looking someone in the eye, which can feel simultaneously invasive and vulnerable—their pupils glittering, bottomless and opaque—as if you were peering through a hole in the door of a house, able to tell that there’s someone standing there, but unable to tell if you’re looking in or looking out." focusing mainly on stunning photography: .........................................................
please have a taste of our TWO FRONT EXCEPTIONAL COVERS AND TWO MORE INSIDE COVERS
/ graphic design: Kirstie Jones
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1848774
COVER 1:
THE MASTERS IN FOCUS
Maurice Rinaldi and Celeste Billinge
photography and retouch: Erkin Kalayci
fashion: Errick Kim Couture
MUAH: Mishel Vounatsos Bratsos
special thanks Johanna Smith
COVER 2: (FLIPPED)
NYC FASHION AND CELEBRITY PHOTOGRAPHER Harold Mindel
Model: Agne Petute
Agency: Q Models
Stylist: The STYLEMONSTERS
Hair and Makeup: Tiffany Lucio
Retoucher: Wojciech Cyganik
Special thanks: Neva Weber
INSIDE COVER 3:
THE PHOTOGRAPHY COLOUR TARGET IS NO COLOUR!
PHOTOGRAPHY: Peter Elgar
Models / styling / props of significant value / outfits / body painting / MUAHs : Tugba Talia Caglayan and Erkin Kalayci
Location : Rye, Victoria
INSIDE COVER 4:
UP IN THE AIR WITH THE RIGHT GROUND
Photo credits: Burak Yildirim
Make up and Hair : Tashika Setia Singh
Models: Tashika Setia & Aditya Singh
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1848774
new issue 25 features the following projects
~ by Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine
~ ~ with Maurice Rinaldi and Celeste Billinge
~ ~ RED INDIAN project with Erkin Kalayci in focus of Peter Elgar
~ by Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine's friends
~ ~ submitted by Hansika Deshani George
~ ~submitted by Nataliya Negrienko
~ ~ submitted by Irina Dadai
~ ~ Harold Mindel's artworks
~ ~ two amazing sets by Peter Kelly on Alice in Wonderland revisited theme
~ ~ Tashika Setia Singh project with air balloons
~ ~ Tink M Lockett stunning concept photography (caged in chicken wire)
the magazine also collected stunning articles by Daniel Simon Resnik travelling Aitutaki destination thebonditravelbug@gmail.com , two book reviews by Lonely Planet, Paris guides Polya and OlyaТурбюро koroli.i.kapusta stunning historical materials, movie reviews by Elice Thomas, an article on wines by Melanie Stockman and Richard Stockman, breathtaking recipe of white chocolate and raspberry cake and much much more for everyone to enjoy!
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1848774
magazine contributors
Aditya Singh
Agne Petute
Anne Duffy-Model
Anthony Wayne
Bella Banos
Burak Yildirim
Celeste Billinge
Click Model Management - New York
Daniel Simon Resnik
Delfina P
Elice Thomas
Erkin Kalayci Independent Photographer
Errick Kim
Erzsebet Haz
Franco
Hansika Deshani George
Harold Mindel
Harley
Irina Dadai
Johanna Smith
Kirstie Jones
Ludmila Savko
Luxxe Noir
Mako Iijima
Maurice Rinaldi
Marina Zapesockaya
Melanie Stockman and Richard Stockman
Michael Rich
Marchev Misha
Mishel Vounatsos Bratsos
Natasha Marchev
Natasha Negrienko
Neva Weber
New Icon NYC
Olya and Polya koroli.i.kapusta
Paulina Rodriguez Heck
Peter Elgar
Peter Kelly
Q Models
Sasha
Shakila Hair and Beauty Salon and Shakila’s Lashes
Shelby Scavo
Tashika Setia
T. Cooper
The STYLEMONSTERS
Tiffany Lucio
Tugba Talia Caglayan
Wojciech Cyganik
Yachi Gault
Zoryana
to purchase your own hard or digital copy today: https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1848774

​sets that made issue 24/2 of
MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE
RONIN WARRIOR
Photography, Props (katana sword & mask) and poetry Lincoln of London @lincoln.of.london
Lincoln M. James

Model, HMUA, Wardrobe, Story, Image editing/retouching
Trish DeVi
Tritia DeViSha
"1
The Buddha speaks soft
The Way is always changing
My sword is my path.
2
Through sweat, I suffer
So no blood will stain the snow
Blossoms fall, in time.
3
The face I put on
Is my truest form of self
In this time, I breathe. "

​sets that made issue 24/2 of MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE
HOW UNSEEN AND UNHEARD WORLD CREATURES APPLY MAKE UP?..
photographer: 
Tink M Lockett
model: Taelah @blu_berry_yumyum
Styled and Shot at Shabby Manor
"They are the allure or illusions we have in our path in the unseen worlds..."

​ATTENTION TO ALL CREATIVE MINDS:
photographers, actors, designers, writers, models, artists, stylists, MUAHs, artistic directors and others alike
there is the challenge described:
Swan-dive down the rabbit hole of the internet and sometimes you land in the most unexpectedly beautiful places. The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows is one such underwater cave. This most whimsically named website is a collection of invented words and their definitions offer a nomenclature to phenomena we’ve all experienced but struggle to describe.
I only stumbled across it because I wanted to use something unusual to name our magazine issues from the start back in October 2018. I came across the website by accident and my search led me to the list of words and their definitions on an unassuming website. It was like a rainbow in a box. This word-nerd website was like a discovery of the new continent, no a new planet, a bookworm’s secret garden, a magic fairytale forest that hovers between etymology and neologism.
Sure, all words were invented by someone somewhere, neologisms in their own right, until they’re formally or informally adopted into our lexicon. But some experiences defy taxonomy. Enter the post-Linnaean realm of The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows. Creator John Koenig has shared the gift of his imaginative words with a world in dire need of emotive language. For the privileged logophiles who have time for existential crises, and for those who loathe the modern slush pile of words dumbing down our modern vernacular like totes and obvs, covfefe and hamberder, Koenig’s craftsmanship couldn’t be more timely. His words are as precise as they are lovely with a hue of magical realism. They are as efficient as tools and as intricately beautiful as origami swans.
This gentleman straight-up invents words to name those nameless watercolor human experiences we can’t yet quantify, what the tip-of-the-tongue can’t quite articulate to someone who wasn’t there. His words have a way of labeling ideas with care and nostalgia and nuance. It’s like finding a cookbook of recipes whose ingredients you’ve always known but never knew the dishes had names. He’s not an alchemist, per se. But he unbraids the chemistry of sensation and neatly labels it for us.
Nomenclature has an ugly imperialist history but in this case an oppressor is not claiming for himself what is already named, what has always existed. He’s giving people who didn’t know they had shared experiences new words to articulate them with awe and accuracy. And reading some of them is a surprisingly quiet and intimate experience with faceless strangers, like silently appreciating the same sunrise or super blood wolf lunar eclipse.
We often lack the imagination to invent our own words, there are no hanging gardens in our minds with perfect fruit ready to pluck. I am so very grateful for this linguistically gifted Babylonian who can. Some words are simple delights like finding a coin on a sidewalk. Others are as colossal and complex as animatronic dinosaurs made out of metal spoons. From small to staggering, all of his definitions are simultaneously unexpected and familiar. Reading through them feels like what the early days of Burning Man must have felt like, before Kanye and Silicon Valley VIP passes— astonishing construction in the middle of barrenness and a camaraderie in creativity that compels strangers to share.
As C.S. Lewis said about friendship, “You too? I thought I was the only one.”
Let's see what new word we can use for our next issue:
OCCHIOLISM
translated as
n. the awareness of the smallness of your perspective, by which you couldn’t possibly draw any meaningful conclusions at all, about the world or the past or the complexities of culture, because although your life is an epic and unrepeatable anecdote, it still only has a sample size of one, and may end up being the control for a much wilder experiment happening in the next room.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1__JJqD4liE
ANNOUNCING COMPETITION
on the best concept / style photograph or set of photographs that will fit into the category "OCCHIOLISM" with the focus on LUXURY LIFE theme.
We publish the best photos in DECEMBER issue 2020 of MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE.
The due date for submission is 15 October 2020 1200pm
The works of art should be sent in the form of a direct dropbox link or direct wetransfer link with the full list of credits and your story of inspiration to accompany it
to natasha.marchev@gmail.com or in PM.
Your photos should be a highly acclaimed art in fashion - each image should be like a part of a collective story for the magazine pages therefore making it more readable for everyone who opens it.
good luck!

​https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890
ATTENTION! A NEW ISSUE HAS JUST BEEN RELEASED! 24/2
FLASHOVER. "the moment a conversation becomes real and alive, which occurs when a spark of trust shorts out the delicate circuits you keep insulated under layers of irony, momentarily grounding the static emotional charge you've built up through decades of friction with the world.." focusing mainly on make-up-my-world: .........................................................
please have a taste of our TWO FRONT EXCEPTIONAL COVERS AND TWO MORE INSIDE COVERS
graphic design: @Oksana naprienko / Lucinda Keating
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890
COVER 1:
A LEGACY OF A BEAUTIFUL SOUL
Ligaya Chin
photo editing: Peter Elgar
special thanks: @Denise Chin
and Johanna Smith
COVER 2: (FLIPPED)
MAKE UP MY WORLD WITH PURE LINES, SOFT APPLICATION, TENDER LOOK...
photography: Glen Cook
MUAHs: @Vanessa Harlem and @Tara Johnson
styling: @Annette Sanfilippo
model: @Eve Jacobs
location: @Amaroo Studio Salon
INSIDE COVER 3:
THE GODS COLLECTION
fashion: @Herminas Reea Brand by @Andreea Hermina
special thanks: Neva Weber
INSIDE COVER 4:
PETER KELLY YET AGAIN IN FULL COLORS
Clown, Photographer, Set Design, Staging and Construction: Peter Kelly
Model and MUAH: @Luxxe Noir
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890
the issue 24 /2 features projects
~ by
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine friends
~ ~ two projects by Glen Cook and his amazing crews
~ ~ two projects by Peter Kelly and his wonderful team
~ ~ a project by Tink M Lockett and her surreal team
~ ~ a project by Trish DeVi and her warrior troupe
~ ~ splendid photos with Andreea Hermina Hermina's three fashion collections (special thanks to Neva Weber) as well as endless list of breathtaking articles and other material including
Paris guides Polya and Olya Турбюро koroli.i.kapusta , new @AfterUniCooking recipe by Stella Harper, all you need to know about apricots, Daniel Simon Resnik's trip to Atakama, Chile / thebonditravelbug@gmail.com , a breathtaking story about a journey of a beautiful soul who founded the Filipino Association of Victoria ( FAVI ) Ligaya Chin, a tribute by her family and the organisation she established, Food Of Gods article followed by some yummy recipes, a couple of stories about what women need to know about men , two film reviews by Elice Thomas, @Sarah Joyce travel journal , one teasing chapter from Natasha Lukin's book #DeadByText and much much more... the rich material from this issue will make you addicted to MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE for sure!
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890
magazine contributors
Amaroo Studio Salon
Andreea Hermina
Annette Sanfilippo
Daniel Resnik
Denise Chin
Ebony
Elice Thomas
Eve Jacobs
Filipino Association of Victoria (FAVI)
Giselle Gabela
Glen Cook
Howard Rogers
Jamie Suttner
Johanne Smith
Keiko Uno
Lucinda Keating
Lincoln M. James / Lincoln of London
Luxxe Noir
Mark Barton
Misha Marchev
Natasha Lukin
Natasha Marchev
Neria Alvarez lacuna
Neva Weber
Oksana Naprienko
Olya and Polya at @koroli.i.kapusta
Peter Elgar
Peter Kelly
RN Gallardo
Sarah Joyce
Shabby Manor
Stella Harper
Taelah
Tara Johnson
Tass Nidis
Tink M Lockett
Tritia DeViSha
Vanessa Harlem
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890

​Please stay tuned : new issue 24/2 of
MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE
to be released soon !
What is your favourite cover ?

​National Gallery of Victoria
presented AUSLAN TOUR: HARING | BASQUIAT RELAXED EVENING on Feb 25 as part of part of Keith Haring l Jean-Michel Basquiat: Crossing Lines at the
​#NGV https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/program/auslan-tour-keith-haring-jean-michel-basquiat-crossing-lines
In an unprecedented, world premiere exhibition, the National Gallery of Victoria presents the work of two of the most significant and influential artists of the late twentieth century in Keith Haring | Jean-Michel Basquiat: Crossing Lines. Exclusive to Melbourne, the exhibition offers new and fascinating insights into their unique visual languages and reveals, for the first time, the many intersections between their lives, practices and ideas.
please read #MishaMarchev's review published: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html

​https://youtu.be/MOKgK1omAR8
releasing something a bit unusual for our readers today... who are we, if we do not surprise you permanently?
https://youtu.be/MOKgK1omAR8
we were lucky enough to visit Seen Technology Melbourne head quarters, all thanks to our VIP contact inside this amazing company, Yu-Chi Huang and the firm's Chief Operating Officer, #KerryBeer who kindly agreed to be interviewed.
Interview with Kerry Beer, Chief Operating Officer of Seen Technology
Camera: PRIDE productions / Andrew J Liu
Interview by : Johanna Smith / Super Lifestyle Australia
special thanks: Yu-Chi Huang
organising: Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine/ Natasha Marchev
https://youtu.be/MOKgK1omAR8
please follow our page for more details: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/art-of-technology.ht…
https://youtu.be/MOKgK1omAR8

​ATTENTION! A NEW ISSUE HAS JUST BEEN RELEASED! HELLO SEPTEMBER ! Looking forward to spring time
issue 24 / 1 FLASHOVER. "the moment a conversation becomes real and alive, which occurs when a spark of trust shorts out the delicate circuits you keep insulated under layers of irony, momentarily grounding the static emotional charge you've built up through decades of friction with the world.." focusing mainly on make-up-my-world : https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1821892
please have a taste of our TWO FRONT EXCEPTIONAL COVERS AND TWO MORE VERY SECRET INSIDE COVERS
graphic design: Annie
COVER 1:
FEMALE DON QUIXOTES
photography: Peter Elgar
MUAH: Juedd Marii
FASHION DRESSES / Styling / Accessories: Errick Kim
FASHION HATS: Cupids Millinery Melbourne / Marina Vexler & Rudolf Ladyzhenskii .
Model : Holly Mackenna (p. Samantha )
Concept: Natasha Marchev
Location: Sam Paton Reusink
COVER 2: (FLIPPED)
PRIMER: VINTAGE!
PHOTOGRAPHY: Peter Elgar
Models: Nicola Paige (p. Lynne Whitfield)
Fashion : outfits by Errick Kim and HATS by Cupids Millinery Melbourne (o. Marina Vexler and Rudolf Ladyzhenskii)
Styling / Accessories: Errick Kim / Marina Vexler
Location : Kamesburgh Gardens and house, Melbourne
INSIDE COVER 3:
FEMALE DON QUIXOTES
photography: Peter Elgar
MUAH: Alex Diles
FASHION / HEADPIECE : Sam Paton Reusink / Kira
Model: Kira (p. Sam)
Concept: Natasha Marchev
Location and grounds: Sam Paton Reusink
INSIDE COVER 4
STEP BY STEP YOU WILL BE MINE
photographer: Peter Kelly
model: Ebony
the issue 24 features projects
~ by Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine
~ ~ Don Quixote Remake with Peter Elgar and the crew
~ ~ PRIMER: Vintage with Eduard Stolyarsky's vintage car
~ by Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine friends
~ ~ STEP BY STEP YOU WILL BE MINE by Peter Kelly
~ ~ BEST MAKE UP IS NOT TO HAVE IT AT ALL by Neil Chand
~ ~ DIVE INTO THE PURPLE LIGHT OF SUNSET by Glen Cook
~ ~ Colour Revolution with Nicola and Joshua
~ the magazine also features Sarah Ilott, the travel agent article, Antarctica stories by Daniel Simon Resnik (with the biggest thank you to Tass Nidis for connection), 52 artists / 52 actions by Elice Thomas, about Julie Nelson, the artisan perfumer, Food of Gods article on legumes and mysterious amaranth, natural whitening mask, Турбюро koroli.i.kapusta Paris tour guides article about Monet and much much more...
https://www.magcloud.com/publish/draft/promote/1821892
magazine contributors
Anna and Alisa Yuriev
Annie Annie Annie Ana Marija Prpic
Akii Ngo
Alexis Paton Reusink
Alex Diles
Basil
Daniel Simon Resnik
Ebony
Eduard Stolyarsky
Elice Thomas
Errick Kim
Glen Cook
Holly Mackenna
Jenny Mckenzie
Johanna Smith
Juedd Mari
Julie Nelson
Kira Paton Reusink
Letesha Ashcroft
Lylah McKenzie
Lynne Whitfield
Manuela Darling
Marina Vexler
Megan Bentley of Articulate PR
Natasha Marchev
Neil Chand
Odin
Oleg Urri Yuriev
Olya and Polya of Турбюро koroli.i.kapusta
Penny
Peter Elgar
Roxanne Pedder
Rudolf Ladyzhenskii
Sabine Pedder
Sam Paton Reusink
Sarah Iliot
Tass Nidis
Valhalla
@joshua_dayne_official
@nicola_paige_official
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1821892

​SO HAPPY TO SHARE SOME TEASER PAGES
from the new issue 22 MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1810935
love, buy, share, :"tell your friends" :)
graphic design: Kirstie Jones / Erkin Kalayci Independent Photographer

​RELEASING THE PROJECTS THAT WE DID NOT SHARE PREVIOUSLY WITH OUR READERS... AS PROMISED
THERE IS NO REST FOR ADVENTURES!
TWILIGHT POETRY
Directed and photographed: Anna Berger Anna Berger Shots
Actors from 'Twilight Poetry'
Rose Alexander
Brydee Ray-Smith
Tricia Stewart
Ra Tuapawa
Dejan Popovic
Dragon Night
Lana Thymianidis
Angela Duncan
Claire Duncan
@muhammadramizsiddiqui
Emily Norris
special thanks for those behind the scenes:
HMUAs,
@deannahewett
La Maria,
Karli Laredo
Liv Marigold
Makeup@mo'Niquaaberlay
Eloise Simone Hogan @baileeeveringham
Kasia Cycon
big thank you
Miss Krissy Tee for wonderful head dresses, and Shaun Powell for the lights control and behind the scenes shots!
"...And you'll wonder all your life
Was it real or just a dream
For in the secret land of Twilight
Things aren't ever as they seem."

 ATTENTION! A NEW ISSUE RELEASED!
issue 22 FITZCARRALDO. "an image that somehow becomes lodged deep in your brain—maybe washed there by a dream, or smuggled inside a book, or planted during a casual conversation—which then grows into a wild and impractical vision that keeps scrambling back and forth in your head like a dog stuck in a car that’s about to arrive home, just itching for a chance to leap headlong into reality" focusing on styling
please have a taste of our TWO FRONT STUNNING COVERS AND SECRET INSIDE COVERS https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1810935
graphic design: Kirstie Jones / Erkin Kalayci
COVER 1:
TAKING CARE OF THE SUNLIGHT
model: Niamh Athy
mua: Ana Sidney
photography: Tink M Lockett
Scarf: fiorella_little flower
COVER 2: (FLIPPED)
THEIR STYLING IS MAGICAL
Gentlemen Exclusive
Alta Sartoria, Romania Dualitatem
A tribute for Helmut Newton
Suiting and Creative Director: Andu Peride Styling: Ioana Calin Fabrics: SCABAL, CANCLINI Model: Mihaela Bucurel Photography: Mihai Florea
Special thanks: Neva Weber
INSIDE COVER 3:
DOLLS STYLING: NATURAL AND SPECIAL
photographer: Erkin Kalayci
outfit: Charley Boutique Brazilian Shoes by Elena Drinnan, Elena Tretiakova, Nataliya Negrienko and photographer and model's own
model/make up/body art: Jesi Faun
concept: Natasha Marchev / Natalia Negrienko / Erkin Kalayci
INSIDE COVER 4:
BLACK AND GOLD THERAPY
styling that changed our world
PHOTOGRAPHY: Nick Orloff
RETOUCHER: Isabelle Basher
CASTING / ORGANISING / CONCEPT: Natasha Marchev
MODEL: Federica Cosino Mancusi
FRONT STAGE ASSISTANCE: Marchev Misha
FASHION: Vicki Popovski at Vicoola' Fashionista gown and
Stephanie Browne Australia headpiece
LOCATION: Ola Drake and Steven Drake's private residence
MUAH: Svetlana Gromov
issue 22 of MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE features projects run
~ by Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine
~ ~ Elena Tretiakova fashion hats WHEN STYLING IS IN THE RIGHT HANDS: TREASURES OF ELEGANCE
~ ~ Erkin Kalayci with DOLLS
~ ~ Nick Orloff with GOLD AND BLACK
~ by Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine friends
~ ~ Andu Peride with Gentlemen exclusive
~ ~ Anna Berger with TWILIGHT POETRY
~ ~ Tink M Lockett with Sunlight set
~ the magazine also features Stella Harper article @afterunicooking , Aleksandr Titkov jewelry ad, Anthony Wayne's travelling feature, Food Of Gods chapter by Natasha Marchev, Keiko Uno Jewellery giveaway, @koroli.i.kapusta by Olya and Polya tour guides from Paris geature article, Natasha Lukin new book on online dating DEAD BY TEXT reviews, @MademoiselleMorgane ad an article on Paul Margocsy's art and much much more
magazine contributors
Aleksandr Titkov
Alex Black Alex
Alexia Saadouni
Ana Sidney
Andu Peride
Angela Duncan
Anna Berger
Anthony Wayne
Archie and Nigel
Blaise Maree
Brydee Ray-Smith
Chelsea Browne
Cherree Benter
Chido Mwat Mwaturna
Claire Duncan
Coco Kanini
Colin Ellis
Dejan Popovic
Deanna Hewett
Elena Drinnan
Elena Tretiakova
Eloise Simone Hogan
Emily Norris
Erkin Kalayci
Erzsebet Haz
Evie Wonder
Federica Cosino Mancusi
fiorella_little flower
Genie Koulaeva
Guna Segar
Greg Holland
Ian Marshall
Ioana Calin
Isabelle Basher
Ivan Lubkov
Jacinta Christos Photography
Jenny Nyibol
Jesi Faun
Johanna Smith
Jonathan Hardy
Karli Laredo
Kasia Cycon
Keiko Uno
Kirsty Feehan
La Maria
Lana Thymianidis
Liv Marigold
Mihaela Bucurel
Mihai Florea
Misha Marchev Misha
Mishel Vounatsos Bratsos
Miss Krissy Tee
Morgane Pinet
Muhammad Ramiz Siddiqui
Narindeep Kaur
Natalie Volyanska
Nataliya Negrienko
Natasha Lukin
Natasha Marchev
Neva Weber
Niamh Athy
Nick Orloff
Nikki Di Matteo
Ola Drake
Olya and Polya @koroli.i.kapusta
Paul Margocsy
Paulina Purcell
Ra Tuapawa
Rada Tochalna
Raj Kiran
Rose Alexander
Rouben Dickranian
Sam Jones
Selda Saales
Shaun Powell
Stella Harper
Stephanie Browne Australia
Stephanie Nguyen
Stuart Buchanan
Svetlana Gromov
Tink M Lockett
Tony Collins
Tricia Stewart
TrisKii Nyakuoth James
Vicki Popovski
Yu-Chi Huang
Zee Zee
Zoryana
@julianaella
@madam.photo
@mihaelaskripnik
@mo'Niquaaberlay
@svetlana_diakina

​PLEASE BEAR WITH US
July issue 22 of MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE will be out soon...
FOR NOW
please browse our previous covers and tell us what you like...

​https://youtu.be/IT_J1PrVvuI
IT MAKES ME SO HAPPY AND EXCITED TO SHARE THIS INCREDIBLE VIDEO WITH ALL OF OUR READERS!
https://youtu.be/IT_J1PrVvuI
I have written a story about it and how it was made that will go into issue 22 (on the way to be released soon) - you can all buy the magazines and read when it is published... I put it all as it was - no frills... just a straight story. Curious? Wait then - Marquis will be out soon... under construction...
Filmed by PRIDE productions, Andrew J Liu
Story / concept : Andrew J Liu / Natasha Marchev
Directed by Andrew J Liu
Location: Ola Drake and Steven Drake's private residence
https://youtu.be/IT_J1PrVvuI
Singer : Rada Tochalna
Cover song : #Perdus
Talent:
Blaise Maree
Evie Wonder
Jenny Nyibol
Kirsty Feehan
Jesi Faun
Jonathan Hardy
Andrew Armstrong
PROPS / STYLING: Natasha Marchev
PROPS: Ola Drake
https://youtu.be/IT_J1PrVvuI
BORZOI DOGS OWNER: Cherree Benter with Archie and Nigel (Borzoi)
FRONT STAGE ASSISTANCE: Marchev Misha
FASHION:
Vicki Popovski of Vicoola' Fashionista gowns
TrisKii Nyakuoth James with Raam Mi Raan swimwear
Stephanie Browne Australia crowns, headpieces and earrings
MUAHs:
Alexia Saadouni,
Mishel Vounatsos Bratsos,
Kirsty Feehan MUA,
Paulina Purcell,
Svetlana Gromov
Julia Kurolenko (for Rada Tochalna)
https://youtu.be/IT_J1PrVvuI
Special thanks: Rada Tochalna, Blaise Maree, MaKenzie Thomas
https://youtu.be/IT_J1PrVvuI

​ATTENTION! A NEW ISSUE IS RELEASED!
issue 20 ANCHORAGE. "the desire to hold on to time as it passes, like trying to keep your grip on a rock in the middle of a river, feeling the weight of the current against your chest while your elders float on downstream, calling over the roar of the rapids, “Just let go—it’s okay—let go.”" focusing on accessories in fashion
please have a taste of our TWO FRONT STUNNING COVERS AND ONE SECRET INSIDE COVER https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1799071
graphic design: Lucinda Keating
COVER 1:
FLEURS DE LYONVILLE
FASHION: Vicki Popovski of Vicoola' Fashionista
HEADPIECES: Stephanie Browne Australia
MODELS: Nicola Paige (p. Lynne Whitfield)
MUAH: Juedd Mari
PHOTOS: Juan Mey
CONCEPT, CASTING and ORGANISING: Natasha Marchev
LOCATION / FLOWERS: Fleurs de Lyonville (o. Janae PB and Chris Paquin-Bowden ) @fleurs_de_lyonville
COVER 2: (FLIPPED)
SHADES OF BLACK
photography: Peter Elgar
fashion: Prerna Khnna of Orne Trendz
hats: Elena Tretiakova of @Le Elegante
model: Blaise Maree
MUAH: Melissa Ibbetson
accessories: earrings and shawls by Orne
location: Williamstown Beach
special thanks: Natasha Marchev
INSIDE COVER 3:
MEET THE STYLIST
MODEL/stylist/MUAH : Marina Origlia Calleja
PHOTOGRAPHER: Ken Pryor Photography
Location : Tanya Powell Model Agency
the issue 20 of MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE features projects run
~ by Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine
~ ~ Fleurs de Lyonville
~ ~ Miss Ruby and Colour me Green by Kieran McNamara
~ ~ Pierre Cardin at BRClub
~ ~ Lava Volkov Boots at BRClub
~ ~ Luxury Life with Elena Tretiakova 's Millinery at BRClub
~ by Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine frinds
~ ~ Shades Of Black by Peter Elgar
~ the magazine features Mishel Vounatsos Bratsos' article n Glowing Skin from inside out, Natasha Lukin's health choices notes, Keiko Uno giveaway, Sam Jones' 5 tips to get you there, The Happy Chef by Tanya Zouev and much much more
magazine contributors
Александр Титков
Alex Lis
Allen Gyan
Alyssar Choghri
Amelia Yiya Xu
Amy May
Anastasia Aksenova
Anastasia LY
Anjeleen Nandan-Wilmot
Blaise Maree
Bron Neal
Carlie Edmonds
Carmen Martin Issifu
Casey Long
Catherine Moon
Chloe Elise Paul
Chooka J Parker
Daniel Shawyer
Edwin Tuazon
Edz Ədz Plotniköv
Eve Farley (James Hepburn),
Didem Genc
Elena Tretiakova
Emily Jackson
Emma Shen
Farshad GH
Genie Koulaeva
Gursharan Guru Gill
Helen Lysy
Ivan Lubkov
Jamie-Lee Mcgregor
Janae PB and Chris Paquin-Bowden
Jeda Vu
Jen Ortiz
Jesi Faun
Jess White
Johanna Smith
Josh Jesh
Juan Mey
Juedd Mari
Kada Bavati
Kelvin Kamara
Kieran McNamara
Kristina Schapova
Lana Volkov
Lewis Vivi
Louisa Brown
Lucinda Keating
Lynne Whitfield
Madeline Jackson
Mahsan Ahmadi
Marina Origlia Calleja
Matjaz Kostrevc
Max Davine
Melissa Ibbetson
Marchev Misha
Mishel Vounatsos Bratsos
Michelle Destefanis
Atwal Mohit
Monika Pazusinski
Mounir Slamani
Nadia Antiohos
Natasha Lukin
Natasha Marchev
Natalie Volyanska
Naum Feynberg
Nicola Paige
Nicole K
Nira Elgart
Peter Elgar
Peerada Riggall (Lee)
Prerna Khnna
Prosper Taruvinga
Rachael Martens
Rachael Melville
Rashi Kapoor
Reza Samami
Rumpell Soler
Sally Barry
Sam Jones
Sandy Warren-Lee
Shelle Belle
Shrinivas Ganesan
Simon Tale
Somaya Kadivar (Katebiyan)
Stephanie Browne
Tanya Zouev
Teena Moffatt
Thanchanok Thatsanat (Nice)
Vicki Popovski
Victoria Mallon
Viktoriya Serdyuk

PLEASE BEAR WITH US
soon to be released: issue 20 ANCHORAGE ... we count down hours... with the hottest graphics; t is devoted fully to fashion accessories...
issue 22 is in the process of development and soon will be finalised too..
we keep working on the sets submitted for issues 23, 24 and 25.
WE ARE HERE TO SURPRISE YOU WITH MIND BLOWING CONCEPTS AND NEW IDEAS!
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​please pay attention to these new releases and watch these new titles:

COMING SOON
I Still Believe film // STUDIOCANAL https://www.istillbelievemovie.com.au/

FROM 10 JUNE
The Assistant Movie // Rialto AU Film Distribution
VOD Release Details
Now available to rent via Foxtel On Demand
Available to Rent On Demand from 10 June via multiple platforms: Google Play, iTunes, Fetch TV, Telstra Bigpond, Sony ( Playstation Network ), Microsoft & Quickflix

FROM 22 MAY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
#52ACTIONS // Artspace Sydney / ARTICULATE PR https://www.artspace.org.au/program/52-actions/

ASSORTED DATES AND TO REOPEN TO PUBLIC 27 JUNE
National Gallery of Victoria with virtual tours https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/virtual-tours/

FROM MAY 14 TILL JUNE 7
Confined 11 online exhibition // Prue Bassett Publicity / The Torch https://thetorch.org.au/exhibition/confined-11/

OPENING WEEKEND 29th-31st MAY
Same Kind of Different as Me // Movies Change People
https://premieres.movieschangepeople.com/…/same-kind-of-dif…

​The National Gallery of Victoria is launching virtual content weekly on #NGV Channel on NGV’s website.
1. WATCH: ART IN FOCUS
In this series put art works under the microscope by de-coding some of NGV’s most significant masterpieces through our new Art in Focus program. Hosted by NGV curators via live Webex video conference, the program will give audiences a deeper understanding of the significance and meaning behind each masterpiece. This free series focuses on a specific artwork in each program and analyses its composition, the technique used to create it, the context around the work, and intention and biography of the artist who created it.
Art in Focus: Shearing the Rams
LINK TO BOOK: http://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/p…/art-in-focus-shearing-the-rams/
Art in Focus: Trajan and the Widow
LINK TO BOOK: http://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/program/trajan-and-the-widow
2. WATCH: VIRTUAL EXHIBITION TOUR
18th and 19th Century Salon Gallery
The virtual tour offers an at home experience of the exhibition space allowing audiences to zoom in and out of works, watch exhibition videos and read in depth artwork labels.
WATCH ON NGV CHANNEL: https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/virtual-tours/
Katherine Kelly covers a couple of virtual exhibitions for our readers: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html

 Prue Bassett Publicity and The Torch invite you
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS 11-YEAR HISTORY, CONFINED WILL BE PRESENTED IN A SPECTACULAR VIRTUAL GALLERY
Confined 11 online exhibition
Dates: May 14 - June 7, 2020
Website: https://thetorch.org.au/exhibition/confined-11/
300 works from 286 Indigenous artists presented in the major event of The Torch’s Indigenous Arts in Prisons and Community program
In the past I was a crook, you know a jail bird, but now I am an artist. My daughter, she is so proud of that. I never used to think of myself that way. Chris Austin
The program helped me and it will help others just like me. You can’t underestimate the change that comes when you take part in the program. It changes you once you get to interact with cultural knowledge and start to paint your own stories. In Community participant
Embargoed media access available prior to the virtual gallery going ‘live’ on 14 May
Adapting to Covid-19 restrictions, Confined, The Torch’s annual exhibition of works from Indigenous artists currently in or recently released from prison, will, for the first time in its 11-year history be presented within a stunning virtual gallery from 14 May to 7 June 2020
From experienced artists to first time painters premiering their works, the Confined 11 exhibition presents 300 works from 286 artists depicting Indigenous perspectives on identity, art, connection to culture and Country.
The virtual gallery offers visitors an authentic, full gallery experience including a walk-through of the customised space and 3D visuals of each of the artworks across a range of mediums and styles. Art lovers will have the opportunity to view and buy the works, which range from $80 - $7500 with most in the $500 - $900 range.
With 100% of the sale price of each Confined artwork going directly to individual artists, the sales are providing significant support for the artists and investing in the philosophy of The Torch’s Indigenous Arts in Prisons and Community Program.
“During these unprecedented times, which are impacting severely on the arts, Indigenous offenders and ex-offenders exhibiting in Confined 11 are more isolated and vulnerable than ever before. The economic and social capital gained from sharing their culture and stories goes a long way to maintaining wellbeing, connectedness and the ability to focus on the path ahead,” said The Torch CEO Kent Morris.
The Torch has worked extensively with German company Kunstmatrix, who have significantly increased the capacity of their premium gallery platform to accommodate the large-scale exhibition which serves as the major event of The Torch’s program each year.
Founded in 2011, the program provides an important role in supporting Indigenous offenders and ex-offenders to connect with the community through their culture, develop arts networks and reintegrate back into society through new found pathways.
Since its inception over $1,000,000 worth of artworks have been sold and licensed. Purchasers include the National Gallery of Victoria, Museum Victoria, Shepparton Art Museum the Victorian Ombudsman and a range of government, corporate and private buyers in Australia and overseas.
“The staff at The Torch have always been there for me, they are like family. If it wasn’t for them, I wouldn’t be where I am today”
Katherine Kelly reviews the exhibition for our readers: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
art below:
Keith, Gunaikurnai / Monero peoples
The old moray eel, 2019
When I go diving at Cape Conran for abalone and crayfish, we all have to watch out for the big Moray eels trying to steal our catch.

​ARTICULATE PR invites you to experience
FIRST WAVE OF AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS COMMISSIONED TO CREATE WORK FOR NEW ONLINE SERIES, 52 ACTIONS announced by Artspace
Artists and creatives include Brook Andrew, Abdul Abdullah, Rainbow Chan, Erin Coates and Jason Phu
Sydney, Australia: Artspace has announced the first wave of Australian artists, creatives and collectives set to participate in their new 52 ACTIONS series, launched on 18 May 2020.
The selected Australian artists and creatives will receive $1000 for the development and presentation of new work and will see the creation of 52 artworks including live performances, photography, video, sound and text-based work, interventions and digital public programs. Each week for a year, a different creative will present a new commission shared globally across Artspace’s digital platforms. The first selected practitioners include: Abdul Abdullah, Brook Andrew, Bankstown Poetry Slam, Archie Barry, Johnathon World Peace Bush (Jilamara Arts), Rainbow Chan, Erin Coates, Ruha Fifita, Henri Papin (Meijers & Walsh), Hayley Millar-Baker, Jason Phu, Stelarc, Tyza Stewart, Shahmen Suku | Radha, James Tylor and Kaylene Whiskey.
The project expands upon 52 ARTISTS 52 ACTIONS, Artspace’s year-long Instagram project that ran from 2018–19, inviting 52 artists and collectives across Asia to respond to important concerns in their local contexts. Utilising the digital framework established by 52 ARTISTS 52 ACTIONS, this new iteration centres around the social and cultural importance of artistic practice and art as action in times of uncertainty and transformation.
Artspace’s Executive Director Alexie Glass-Kantor said, “We’re very excited to be launching a new iteration of our 52 ARTISTS 52 ACTIONS project. Designed originally to explore how artists across the broader Asian region could utilise online platforms to create politically engaged art outside of the institution, it makes sense to revive the format at a time when we find ourselves locked out of institutions entirely. This time around we shift the focus onto Australia, highlighting the practices of 52 artists across the country. Through this expansive new commissioning series, we are not only aiming to provide stimulus for Australian artists, but to offer insight into artistic practice here as we move through a period marked by uncertainty.”
52 ACTIONS will launch on 18 May 2020 with James Tylor, the last artist to contribute to 52 ARTISTS 52 ACTIONS, as a way of connecting back to the original project. Tylor’s multidisciplinary artistic practice focuses largely on Indigenous and European colonial history and its continual effect on present day issues surrounding cultural identity in Australia.
52 ACTIONS will be staged on Artspace’s website via artspace.org.au/52actions. The project will also be broadcast through Artspace’s Instagram (@artspacesydney) as well as the 52 ARTISTS 52 ACTIONS Instagram (@52artists52actions).
Artspace
Ever-changing, ever challenging, Artspace is where audiences engage with the artists and the ideas of our times. Established in 1983, Artspace is an independent, not-for-profit contemporary art space. It is an institution in permanent transformation, with a radically progressive vision to support artists and different modes of cultural production through risk, experimentation and innovation.
Artspace is one of the leading institutions for the production and presentation of contemporary art in the Asia-Pacific. Artspace’s mission is to enhance our culture through a deeper engagement with contemporary art. Embracing risk, experimentation, criticality and collaboration, Artspace’s multi-platform program facilitates new commissions, exhibitions, performances, artist residencies, public programs, publishing and advocacy. Underpinned by a commitment to reflecting and advancing social and cultural diversity, Artspace catalyses new artistic visions and enables artists of all generations to test ideas and shape public conversations.
please read Elice Thomas' "first wave" observation published: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
image credits:
Abdul Abdullah, Breach, 2019, manual embroidery, 300 x 200 cm, courtesy the artist.
special thanks: Megan Bentley

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