​Pierre Bonnard: Design by India Mahdavi | Melbourne Winter Masterpieces 2023 by National Gallery of Victoria as part of Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2023 runs from 9 June at NGV International, Melbourne
review: Jeanette Russell
photography: Erkin Kalayci of Cheers Melbourne Photography
and Kim Buenaflor of Kim Buenaflor Photography from the media opening event on June 8 http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino , Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV Media

​Melbourne Design Fair 2023 curated by National Gallery of Victoria opened with a VERNISSAGE on Thursday 18 May and ran till Sunday 21 May at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), South Wharf, VIC
please follow the photos by Erkin Kalayci of Cheers Melbourne Photography and stay tuned for more details
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV MEDIA

​Melbourne Design Fair 2023 curated by National Gallery of Victoria opened with a VERNISSAGE on Thursday 18 May and ran till Sunday 21 May at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), South Wharf, VIC
photos: Erkin Kalayci of Cheers Melbourne Photography
review: Jeanette Russell
http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV MEDIA

​Pierre Bonnard: Design by India Mahdavi | Melbourne Winter Masterpieces 2023 by National Gallery of Victoria as part of Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2023 runs from 9 June at NGV International, Melbourne https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/bonnard/ and https://connect.ngv.vic.gov.au/55416
Erkin Kalayci of Cheers Melbourne Photography was lucky enough to attend the media opening event on June 8. please enjoy the photos and stay tuned for more materials
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino , Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV Media

​Rembrandt: True to life: exhibition by National Gallery of Victoria opened on 2 June and will run till 10 September 2023 at NGV International, Melbourne
please enjoy the photos by Erkin Kalayci of Cheers Melbourne Photography from the media opening event on 1 June and stay tuned for more information
special thanks: Penny France , Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV MEDIA

​Rembrandt: True to life: exhibition by National Gallery of Victoria will run till 10 September 2023 at NGV International, Melbourne
review: Katherine Kelly
photos: Erkin Kalayci of Cheers Melbourne Photography
from the media opening event on 1 June: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
special thanks: Penny France , Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV MEDIA

​Pierre Bonnard: Design by India Mahdavi | Melbourne Winter Masterpieces 2023 by National Gallery of Victoria as part of Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2023 runs from 9 June at NGV International, Melbourne https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/bonnard/ and https://connect.ngv.vic.gov.au/55416
Kim Buenaflor of Kim Buenaflor Photography was lucky enough to attend the media opening event on June 8. please find the photos and stay tuned for more materials
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino , Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV Media

​Rembrandt: True to life: exhibition by National Gallery of Victoria opened on 2 June and will run till 10 September 2023 at NGV International, Melbourne https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibi.../rembrandt-true-to-life/
Katherine Kelly was lucky enough to visit the media opening event on 1 June. please follow her review published: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html and stay tuned for more media materials
special thanks: Penny France , Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV MEDIA

​FRIDAY, JUNE 9
Pierre Bonnard: Design by India Mahdavi | Melbourne Winter Masterpieces 2023 // Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2023 / National Gallery of Victoria / NGV International, Melbourne https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/bonnard/ and https://connect.ngv.vic.gov.au/55416

SUNDAY, 28 May
The Narrow Bridge film release // Bonsai Films https://www.bonsaifilms.com.au/Theatrical.../Our-Releases

FRIDAY, MAY 19 - SUNDAY, MAY 21
Melbourne Good Food & Wine Show 2023 // Good Food & Wine Show / Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre), South Wharf https://goodfoodshow.com.au/melbourne/

​SUNDAY, MAY 28
Sunshine Coast High Tea and Fashion Show // RizeUp / Sunshine Coast Council / Lynn White / The Lakehouse Sunshine Coast, Mountain Creek https://www.stickytickets.com.au/.../sunshine_coast_high...

​National Gallery of Victoria invite you to experience
Pierre Bonnard: Design by India Mahdavi | Melbourne Winter Masterpieces 2023
DATES: Opens 9 Jun
LOCATION: NGV International, 180 St Kilda Road, Melbourne
WEBSITE and TICKETS: https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/bonnard/ and https://connect.ngv.vic.gov.au/55416
Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2023
Pierre Bonnard is one of the most beloved painters of the 20th century, celebrated for his use of colour to convey an exquisite sense of emotion. His close friend Henri Matisse declared that Bonnard was ‘a great painter, for today and definitely also for the future’. Opening in June 2023, the blockbuster Melbourne Winter Masterpieces exhibition Pierre Bonnard presents the iridescent paintings of Bonnard within immersive scenography by Paris-based designer India Mahdavi. A kaleidoscopic exhibition, Pierre Bonnard features more than 100 works by the celebrated French artist, spanning the late nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth century. Paintings, drawings, photographs, folding screens and early cinema will bring modern France to life with startling beauty and vivid colour. Developed in partnership with Musée d’Orsay, Paris, the exhibition is largely drawn from the museum’s impressive holdings of works by Bonnard alongside significant loans from other collections in France and beyond.
The first sections of the exhibition explore Bonnard’s central role within the Nabi circle of artists, as well as his interaction with the contemporary worlds of music and theatre. Calling themselves the Nabis, the young artists Pierre Bonnard, Maurice Denis, Édouard Vuillard, Paul Ranson, Paul Sérusier and Félix Vallotton banded together in the early 1890s, and saw themselves as the Prophets of a new art that they envisaged encompassing every sphere of modern life – interior design, furniture, fans and textiles, stained glass, and commercial illustration and advertising. Paintings by Vuillard and Vallotton will be shown alongside prints by Denis. During this period, Bonnard recorded daily life in the streets of Paris in an immediate and startlingly close manner, observing what he called the ‘theatre of the everyday’. Influenced by his friendship with the pioneering filmmakers, Auguste and Louis Lumière, he became one of the first artists to draw inspiration from the new medium of cinema in his art. He also embraced photography and cast his artist’s eye over his family circle to capture moments of unexpected movement and impromptu composition. Films by the Lumière Brothers are screened alongside dynamic urban scenes Bonnard produced during this period.
Bonnard’s meeting with Maria Boursin (who chose to be called Marthe de Méligny) in 1893 led to his own domestic intimacy, culminating in a remarkable series of nude studies, both lithographs and paintings. As Bonnard and de Méligny shared their life together, this led to longer periods spent in the countryside for the latter’s health. Alongside his intimate studies of their domestic life, Bonnard undertook campaigns of landscape painting, engaging with the legacy of French Impressionism. Visits to the south of France from 1909 onwards brought a new intensity of colour to Bonnard’s art, ‘this colour that drives one wild’ as he put it. A rich selection of the warm and vibrant interior scenes and still lifes recorded by Bonnard following his move to the south of France form an important part of the exhibition. In the last decades of his working life, Bonnard created works of poignant introspection – self portraits and scenes of his daily life – and others of majestic scale and joyous colour, celebrating the luminous landscapes around Le Cannet, the town near Cannes on the French Riviera where he and de Méligny lived. For Pierre Bonnard, the NGV has commissioned award-winning architect and designer India Mahdavi to design the exhibition’s scenography. Described by The New Yorker as a ‘virtuoso of colour’ and ‘possessor of perfect chromatic pitch’, Mahdavi envelops Pierre Bonnard’s works in an environment that complements the artist’s distinct use of colour and texture, and the domestic intimacy for which his paintings are so renowned.
A design icon, Mahdavi has appeared multiple times on Architectural Digest’s list of the world’s 100 most influential architects and designers. Her singular approach to colour, structure and texture has resulted in numerous acclaimed projects, including commissions for hotels, restaurants and retail as well as scenography for exhibitions and fairs, including for Design Parade Toulon and Homo Faber, Venice. Mahdavi engages with both art history and contemporary culture to create a unique exhibition experience with Bonnard’s works. Wall and floor applications, as well as furniture, add a three-dimensional experience to the sumptuous, domestic interior worlds synonymous with Bonnard’s paintings. Exhibition organised by The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne in partnership with the Musée d'Orsay, Paris.
All thanks to our friends at #NGV, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the media exclusive opening event (media: Erkin Kalayci, Kim Buenaflor Photography and Jeanette Russell ) please stay tuned for more information
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino , Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV Media

​FRIDAY, MAY 19 - SUNDAY, MAY 21
Motherland African Festival - Experience the Rhythm of Africa // Liverpool City Council Australia, NSW / Gandhi Creations Multicultural Marketing and Events / Macquarie Mall, Liverpool, NSW https://www.gandhicreations.com.au/.../motherland-african... and https://www.liverpool.nsw.gov.au/motherland

FRIDAY, JUNE 2
Rembrandt: True to life: // National Gallery of Victoria / NGV International, Melbourne https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibi.../rembrandt-true-to-life/

THURSDAY, MAY 25
RENFIELD film release // Universal Pictures https://www.universalpictures.com.au/micro/renfield

​THURSDAY, JUNE 8
ONE FINE MORNING film release // Palace Films https://www.palacefilms.com.au/one-fine-morning

​Shaun Tan art exhibition: "On My Way to Paradise" is at display till SUNDAY, 21 May at Beinart Gallery, Brunswick https://beinart.org/colle.../shaun-tan-on-my-way-to-paradise
please enjoy the photos from the opening night reception on SATURDAY, 29 April by Reniel Torres of RGT Photography - Ren Torres and stay tuned for more media materials

​Shaun Tan art exhibition: "On My Way to Paradise" is at display till SUNDAY, 21 May at Beinart Gallery, Brunswick
review: David Black and Grace Liu
photography: Reniel Torres of RGT Photography - Ren Torres
from the opening night reception on SATURDAY, 29 April
http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
and stay tuned for more

​for your May calendars
THURSDAY, April 20
THE GIANTS film release // Madman Films https://www.madman.com.au/?s=The+Giants

THURSDAY, May 18 - SUNDAY, May 21
Melbourne Design Fair 2023 // National Gallery of Victoria / Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), South Wharf https://designfair.melbourne/ and https://designfair.melbourne/tickets/

SUNDAY, May 21
Japan Festival in Box Hill 2023 // Japan Festival in Box Hill / Box Hill Town Hall, Box Hill https://www.jcv-au.org/japanfestival/japan-festival-en and https://www.trybooking.com/CFZSY

​THURSDAY, May 4
CAIRO CONSPIRACY film release // Rialto Distribution AU https://rialtodistribution.com/film/cairo-conspiracy/

​National Gallery of Victoria invite you and your beauty loving friends to
Melbourne Design Fair 2023
DATES: VERNISSAGE: Thursday 18 May, 5:00pm to 9:30pm
GENERAL ADMISSION: Friday 19 May, 12:00pm to 9:00pm and Saturday 20 May, 10:00am to 6:00pm, Sunday 21 May, 10:00am to 5:00pm
LOCATION: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) at 1 Convention Centre Pl, South Wharf VIC 3006
WEBSITE AND TICKETS: https://designfair.melbourne/ and https://designfair.melbourne/tickets/
Curated by the National Gallery of Victoria #NGV and delivered in collaboration with the Melbourne Art Foundation, Melbourne Design Fair is an annual platform for designers, commercial galleries, design agencies and organisations to come-together under one roof to promote and sell the best collectible design from Australia and the world, over four days, providing a unique cultural and commercial experience. Melbourne Design Fair showcases presentations of contemporary and 20th century collectible design by leading Australian and international designers, the Fair includes more than 50 presentations staged by commercial galleries, design agencies, craft and design organisations, and independent design studios. A wide array of collectible design will be on show from cutting-edge furniture design to unique objects and jewellery, Melbourne Design Fair provides visitors with the opportunity to discover new talent, explore innovative design production, and gain insight into the latest ideas and trends in the world of collectible design.
Developed to stimulate long-term interest in the purchase of collectible design in Australia, Melbourne Design Fair’s audience constitutes a broad reach, encompassing art and design collectors, collecting institutions, interior design industry, design media, enthusiasts of art and design and the public. Melbourne Design Fair is the only event of its kind in Australia. Initiated by the National Gallery of Victoria with the support of the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, Melbourne Design Fair is the flagship event of Melbourne Design Week.
All thanks to our friends at the National Gallery of Victoria, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the media exclusive opening event (media: Jeanette Russell ) please stay tuned for more details
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of NGV MEDIA

​The Alchemy of True Romance with Allure Bridal Couture
photography and editing: Glen Cook of Lone Viking Photography @lone_viking1
fashion / bridal dresses and styling: Daphne Kalaitzis of Allure Bridal Couture @allure_bridal_couture
model: Emma Longaretti
MUAH: Alexia Saadouni
location: Allure Bridal Couture salon
casting: Natasha March and Daphne Kalaitzis
organising: Natasha March

​NGV Triennial 2023: 75+ projects by 100 artists, designers and collectives from 30+ countries opens SUNDAY, 3 December 2023 - SUNDAY, 7 April 2024 at the National Gallery of Victoria NGV International ST KILDA MELBOURNE
review: Katherine Kelly
images: Erkin Kalayci of Erkin Kalayci Independent Photographer http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling
special thanks: special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming, Alice Raymond, and Samantha Goh of NGV MEDIA AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

​SUNDAY, 3 December 2023 - SUNDAY, 7 April 2024
NGV Triennial 2023: 75+ projects by 100 artists, designers and collectives from 30+ countries // National Gallery of Victoria / NGV International ST KILDA MELBOURNE https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/triennial/

SATURDAY, 29 April 0600pm - SUNDAY, 21 May
Shaun Tan exhibition: "On My Way to Paradise" opening reception and display // Beinart Gallery, Brunswick https://beinart.org/.../shaun-tan-on-my-way-to-paradise

THURSDAY, 20 April
Beau Is Afraid // Roadshow https://www.monsterfest.com.au/roadshow-beauisafraid-1/

​THURSDAY, 4 May
MASQUERADE // Madman Films https://www.madman.com.au/masquerade/

​Beinart Gallery invite you and your art loving friends to
Shaun Tan exhibition: "On My Way to Paradise" opening reception t
DATE: SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2023 AT 6 PM – 9 PM and this exhibition will run from April 30th - May 21st
LOCATION Beinart Gallery st 307 Victoria St, Brunswick VIC
WEBSITE: https://beinart.org/.../shaun-tan-on-my-way-to-paradise
On My Way to Paradise, #ShaunTan's fourth solo exhibition at Beinart Gallery, will feature a varied collection of original artworks published in the recent retrospective Creature, along with original paintings from the Kate Greenaway Medal-winning collection Tales from The Inner City and other stories, available for purchase for the first time. Join our online preview list for early access to Shaun Tan's available artworks: beinart.org/pages/join-preview-list
Opening reception: Saturday, April 29th, 6 - 9pm. Complimentary drinks will be provided by our friends at Jetty Road Brewery and Malocchio. This exhibition will run from April 30th - May 21st
BOOK SIGNING: Shaun Tan will be signing copies of his books at the gallery on May 13th, from 1pm - 4pm. A selection of Tan's books will be available for purchase during the signing. As we expect a significant turnout for the signing, we are limiting the number of signed books to 2 per person. Beinart Gallery also has a wide range of limited edition prints by Shaun Tan: beinart.org/collections/shaun-tan-limited-edition-prints
All artworks touch on the notion of ‘paradise’ as a kind of ideal state or destination that is never quite real or attainable, at least not in the way that we typically imagine. The reality of ordinary life has an excellent knack for unhinging our fantasies, but also reminding us that true moments of happiness are not always part of our premeditated plans. Often the most lyrical moments of beauty, awareness and triumph happen on the road to somewhere else, through dark rooms and unexpected detours, and may well escape our notice as we set our sights, rightly or wrongly, on some imaginary place where all is well.
All thanks to our friends at Beinart Gallery, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the opening reception (media: David Black, Reniel Torres of RGT Photography - Ren Torres and Grace Liu) please stay tuned for more information

​National Gallery of Victoria invite you to
NGV Triennial 2023: 75+ projects by 100 artists, designers and collectives from 30+ countries - that will run from 3 December 2023 – 7 April 2024 (Free entry) at NGV International MELBOURNE VIC https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/triennial/
our media crew was lucky enough to attend and experince an exclusive media reveal for the #NGV Triennial 2023 at the NGV International on 5 April
please follow the photos by Erkin Kalayci of Cheers Melbourne Photography and stay tuned for more media materials
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming, Alice Raymond, and Samantha Goh of NGV MEDIA AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

​National Gallery of Victoria invite you to
NGV Triennial 2023: 75+ projects by 100 artists, designers and collectives from 30+ countries
DATES: 3 December 2023 – 7 April 2024 | Free entry
LOCATION: NGV International at 180 ST KILDA ROAD MELBOURNE VIC
WEBSITE: https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/triennial/
NGV Triennial 2023 is a powerful and moving snapshot of the world today as captured through the work of 100 artists, designers, and collectives at the forefront of global contemporary practice. Bringing contemporary art, design and architecture into dialogue with one another and traversing all four levels of NGV International, the NGV Triennial features more than 75 extraordinary projects that invite us to reflect on the world as it is, while also asking how we would like it to be. With more than 25 world-premiere projects commissioned by the NGV especially for this presentation, the NGV Triennial reveals the extraordinary ways in which leading and emerging artists and designers have responded to the most relevant and critical global issues of our time. With many of the works on display entering the NGV Collection, the NGV Triennial establishes a lasting legacy for Victoria that can be accessed for many generations to come.
Three key thematic pillars of Magic, Matter and Memory anchor the 2023 NGV Triennial. Rather than forming a structure for the exhibition’s organisation and the selection of works, the themes offer insight into the concerns of the artists and designers in the exhibition. The three themes are entangled discourses that flow between and across the projects within the exhibition. The theme of Magic delves into belief systems, allegory and symbolism, revealing some of the ways that human spirituality has shaped the world around us. Matter draws together nature, materials and making, highlighting the central role that materials and the natural world play in shaping human culture. Finally, Memory shines a light on both the histories of people, places and objects that make up the complex tapestry of our contemporary world.
All thanks to our friends at #NGV, Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine had an opportunity to experince an exclusive media reveal for the NGV Triennial 2023 at the NGV International on 5 April (media: Katherine Kelly and Erkin Kalayci) please stay tuned for more information
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming, Alice Raymond, and Samantha Goh of NGV MEDIA AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

​Painting for the #Oscars - Australian contemporary artist Tracie Eaton expanding into International luxury art buying markets
Internationally acclaimed Australian contemporary artist, Tracie Eaton - Artist, celebrated the release of her new Oscars 2023 collection called Shine. The event took place on March 18th in Gold Coast, Australia,
please follow the photos by Jade Read Photography @jadereadphotography
article: by Neva Weber of Dressed AU @dressedau International PR agent http://beeandbutterfly.weebly.com/
special thanks: Neva Weber of Dressed AU

​Melbourne Now 2023 exhibition opened its doors on 24 MAR and will run till 20 AUG 2023 at the National Gallery of Victoria / The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia at Fed Square
photos and review: Cass Joy / the media exclusive opening event
http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of #NGV MEDIA AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

​Melbourne Now 2023 exhibition opens its doors on 24 MAR–20 AUG 2023 at the National Gallery of Victoria / The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia at Fed Square
https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/melbourne-now/home/
please enjoy the photos kindly shared by Cass Joy from the media exclusive opening event today and stay tuned for more information
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of #NGV MEDIA AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

for your diaries:
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 – SUNDAY, APRIL 16
The Wizardry Express - Melbourne // AMA Event Management / Flinders Street Station, Melbourne https://www.amaeventmanagement.com.au/ and https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=946253

SUNDAY, APRIL 2
Melbourne Food & Wine Festival: Victorian Whisky Festival // Melbourne Food and Wine Festival / Whiskey + Alement / Kinglake Distillery / Bakery Hill Distillery / Chiefs Son Distillery / Whisky In Isolation and Backwoods Distilling Co. / Paradise Alley, Collingwood https://www.melbournefoodandwine.com.au/.../victorian...?

SATURDAY, MARCH 4
Indonesian Modest Fashion Runway Melbourne 2023 // PERWIRA Inc / Indonesian Modest Fashion Week Melbourne / #IMFWM / Immigration Museum, Melbourne https://imfwm.com/event/#sec_lanjut and http://Bit.ly/imfwm23

​FRIDAY, MARCH 24 – SUNDAY, AUGUST 20
Melbourne Now 2023 // National Gallery of Victoria / The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia / Fed Square https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/melbourne-now/home/

​National Gallery of Victoria warmly invites you to attend
Melbourne Now 2023
DATES: 24 MAR–20 AUG 2023
LOCATION: The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Fed Square
WEBSITE: https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/melbourne-now/home/
Celebrate new and ambitious local art and design at Melbourne Now. See 200+ contemporary projects and events across all three levels of NGV Australia. From fashion and jewellery, painting, sculpture, architecture and ceramics, to video, performance, printmaking and publishing. The inaugural 2013 exhibition was an unprecedented survey of some of the most exciting local contemporary practitioners. Ten years on, Melbourne Now 2023 will again highlight the latest art, architecture, design, and cultural practice shaping Melbourne.
A cornerstone of the first Melbourne Now, Community Hall will return as a space to gather, connect and celebrate Melbourne’s diverse and creative communities, as well as popular NGV Kids interactive projects. Bold in scale, Melbourne Now will be displayed throughout all levels of The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, including permanent collection galleries, showcasing new works and commissions by emerging, mid-career and senior practitioners as well as local collectives.
All thanks to our friends at #NGV Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is attending media exclusive exhibition preview and curatorial tour of the exhibition on Thursday 23 March (media: Cass Joy) please stay tuned for more information
special thanks: Penny France, Bonnie Horne, Briana Tomasino, Mae Cuming and Alice Raymond of #NGV MEDIA AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

today on Bee and Butterfly pages:
presenting an incredible artist, Tracie Eaton / Tracie Eaton - Artist http://beeandbutterfly.weebly.com/
special thanks: International PR agent Neva Weber of Dressed AU