​GABS Festival of Beer Melbourne 2021 took place on 21-23 May at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) and was curated by the Rocket Communications https://www.gabsfestival.com/melbourne-home
enjoy Erkin Kalayci / Erkin Kalayci Independent Photographer / Cheers Melbourne Photography images and
Sam Mark Bell's review of the festival: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/lovely-taste.html
special thanks: Chris Daniel Account Manager at #rocketcomms #fuellingconversations

​GABS Festival of Beer Melbourne 2021 took place on 21-23 May at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) and was curated by the Rocket Communications https://www.gabsfestival.com/melbourne-home
Sam Mark Bell reviews the festival: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
please stay tuned for more materials from the Melbourne cheerful days
special thanks: Chris Daniel Account Manager at #rocketcomms #fuellingconversations

​http://beeandbutterfly.weebly.com/
today on our Bee and Butterfly pages:
http://beeandbutterfly.weebly.com/
Compello Festival Of Cars Show 2021 by The Compello Club that took place 18 April 2021 at Moorabbn Wearhouse
http://beeandbutterfly.weebly.com/
enriching the page with one more video
Camera: PRIDE productions ( Andrew J Liu)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noABT19St4c
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PR AGENCY: Dressed AU ( #NevaWeber )
Organised: MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE
special thanks: Craig Phinn and Byron Paulus ( The Compello Club)
photos below: Erkin Kalayci
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​GABS Festival and Rocket Comms cordially invite you to experience
#GABSBeerfestMELBOURNE
DATES: Fri 21 - Sun 23 May 2021
LOCATION: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), South Wharf
WEBSITE: https://www.gabsfestival.com/
TICKETS: https://www.gabsfestival.com/melbourne-buy-tickets
GABS Craft Beer & Cider Festivals
#GABSBeerfestBRISBANE
DATE: Sat 12 Jun 2021
LOCATION: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
WEBSITE: https://www.gabsfestival.com/
TICKETS: https://www.gabsfestival.com/brisbane-buy-tickets
JOIN US FOR THE BIGGEST CELEBRATION IN BEER !
The GREAT AUSTRALASIAN BEER SPECTAPULAR is back and we can’t wait to share our love for craft beer with you again!
After two years since we last delivered our big city events, let's just say we are more than super excited to be bringing GABS Festivals, presented by Dan Murphy’s, back to Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane!
This will be our tenth edition of GABS and it’s Disneyland for beer lovers as you taste over 100 new and unique Craft Beers & Ciders brewed just for you and released for the very first time at GABS. Meet and share stories with a cracking line up of some of Australia and New Zealand’s best brewers. Discover street food, entertainment, silent disco, beer education, fun games and so much more.
LIMITED tickets for all Australian festivals are ON SALE NOW!
All thanks to our friends at the GABS Festival Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is proudly covering Melbourne and Brisbane events (media: Sam Mark Bell, Erkin Kalayci Independent Photographer and Tugba Talia Caglayan; Brett Styles Photographer plus assistant photographer)
please stay tuned for more information
special thanks: Chris Daniel (Rocket Comms)

​National Gallery of Victoria
opened the new exhibition called @BIG WEATHER at @NGV Climate Change Exhibition from 12 Mar 2021 till 6 Feb 2022 at the #NGV Australia, Federation Square Level 3, Indigenous Art https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/big-weather/
please check out review by @Katherine Kelly / images by Erkin Kalayci from the media launch. http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
special thanks: Marion Joseph, Briana Tomasino and Bonnie Horne

we were lucky enough to get invited to the media opening on April 1 to the
National Gallery of Victoria
featuring
She-Oak And Sunlight Australian Impressionism
. The exhibition is currently open at
Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia
at Federation Square on the
Ground Level till 22 Aug from10am–5pm daily.
please read
Natasha Lukin
's review of the media launch and the exhibition: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
special thanks: Marion Joseph, Briana Tomasino and Bonnie Horn

​The Compello Club
and Dressed AU
PR cordially invite you to experience
Compello Festival of Cars Show

DATE: Sunday, April 18, 2021 0900 am- 0200 pm
LOCATION: 1 Cochranes Rd, Moorabbin VIC 3189, Australia
WEBSITE: https://www.facebook.com/events/2475270522782386

TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/.../compello-festival-of...
On April 18th, Melbourne will experience one of the top motor shows in Australia organised by the prestigious car club, The Compello Club. The Compello Festival Of Cars 2021 motor show, like no other in Melbourne, is set to bring together like minded car enthusiasts from all levels of backgrounds and incomes appreciating Melbourne’s finest cars.
The first official Compello Festival of Cars 2021 will feature 150 vehicles, 50 exhibitors, 25 booths offering aftermarket accessories, live entertainment and Stomping Ground Brewery Co will be there to quench the thirst. Set to transform a 4000sqm warehouse facility, this will become one of the largest motor shows post Covid-19, helping to facilitate small businesses to start flourishing and thriving back up again as restrictions begin easing off in the City of Melbourne.
Created by The Compello Club, one of Australia’s SuperCar, Sports Cars and Prestige Car Club, this will be a magnificent display of SuperCars, Sports Cars, Modified and Tuned Cars from all around Melbourne. “There is no other show like this in Melbourne and we are car fans with no outlet and so here we are” says Craig Phinn, one of the club Founders. “We are bringing like minded people together from all levels of backgrounds and incomes” says Mr. Phinn. This festival will help reel in much needed exposure for businesses to rebuild post Covid-19. Mr.Phinn adds “All other events run by larger companies have been canceled and have now given 2022 dates for their events, but we are a small team and being flexible, we are taking on the risk that restrictions would not change. With this we are able to provide exposure in a market that is still closed”.
With a “If you love it, we love it” club ethos, The Compello Club has grown exponentially since its inception. Members of this club display strong camaraderie and have been aiding each other during this pandemic period especially with valuable mental health support. “We are hoping to make this Festival of Cars an annual event plus we run monthly car meets and track events as well” said Mr. Phinn. “We are excited to see how this festival will bring people together and appreciate cars post Covid-19” says Bryron Mark Paulus, one of the club Founders. Mr. Paulus also adds “We are showcasing a variety of cars from Supercars, Sports, Prestige and Japanese, the Compello way of diversity and love for all cars”.
The Compello Club hosts a number of car meets, track events, annual SuperYacht party and soon to be an annual Festival of Cars. The club includes members from diverse backgrounds who appreciate the joys of motoring. This festival of cars is a testament that even during a time of global instability, with a supportive group of people coming together, it will bring a strong positive impact to the community.
All thanks to our friends at #TheCompelloClub Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine
is proudly covering the festival ( media: Erkin Kalayci / Erkin Kalayci Independent Photographer
and filming/interviews TBA)
special thanks : Neva Weber

​National Gallery of Victoria
invites you to
She-Oak And Sunlight Australian Impressionism

DATES: 2 Apr – 22 Aug Open 10am–5pm daily
LOCATION: #NGV Australia, The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia
Federation Square, Ground Level
WEBSITE: https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/she-oak-and-sunlight/
TICKETS: https://connect.ngv.vic.gov.au/40642
She-Oak and Sunlight: Australian Impressionism is a large-scale exhibition of more than 250 artworks drawn from major public and private collections around Australia, including the NGV Collection. Featuring some of the most widely recognisable and celebrated works by Tom Roberts, Frederick McCubbin, Jane Sutherland, Arthur Streeton, Charles Conder, Clara Southern, John Russell and E. Phillips Fox, the exhibition also brings to light lesser-known paintings by Iso Rae, May Vale, Jane Price and Ina Gregory. She-Oak and Sunlight presents these works in new and surprising contexts, exploring the impact of personal relationships, international influences and the importance of place on the trajectory of the movement. Highlights from the exhibition include Tom Roberts’s iconic Shearing the rams, 1890, which depicts sheep shearers plying their trade in a timber shearing shed, and Clara Southern’s An old bee farm, Warrandyte, c.1900, a nostalgic vision of the landscape, painted in a soft palette of twilight tones. Following a complex conservation treatment, visitors are also able to appreciate the newly vivid colours of the Hawkesbury River as depicted in Arthur Streeton’s The purple noon’s transparent might, 1896.
She-Oak and Sunlight charts the creative exchanges between the movement’s leading figures in Australia, by presenting artworks in thought provoking groups and pairings. The exhibition also considers the broader global context, personal relationships and artistic synergies of Australian Impressionists and those working internationally, juxtaposing Australian artworks with those by Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley, James Abbott McNeill Whistler and others drawn from the NGV Collection. She-Oak and Sunlight: Australian Impressionism is guest curated by Dr Anne Gray AM with the NGV Australian Art Department.
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine
is attending the media opening event on April 1 (journalist Natasha Lukin
)
please stay tuned.
special thanks: Marion Joseph, Briana Tomasino and Bonnie Horne

National Gallery of Victoria
invites you to experience
NGV Triennial
2020
open for free entry till 18 April 2021 https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/triennial-2020/
The NGV Triennial brings contemporary art, design and architecture into dialogue, offering a visually arresting and thought-provoking view of the world at this time. Featuring major new commissions and recent works that span geography, perspective and genre, the exhibition celebrates the work of some of the world’s most accomplished artists and designers, while also giving voice to emerging practitioners.
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine
was invited to cover the media opening of the exhibition on 19 December 2020. Please follow Sherry Westley's review : http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html

 please make sure these dates stay in your calendars:

21 MARCH, Sunday
Zelman Symphony
with World Premiere at Sidney Myer Music Bowl
// Arts Centre Melbourne
and the The Wheeler Centre for Books, Writing and Ideas
"No Friend but the Mountains: A Symphonic Song Cycle" http://zelmansymphony.org.au/Concerts/21March2021

16 JANUARY, Saturday
ChicStilo Fashion Show With A Purpose // Teen and Teen & Miss Runway Supermodel Australia 2021 Finals Sydney at The Property Investors Alliance
/ Runway Academy
/ Miss Runway Supermodel Australia
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/.../chicstilo-fashion-show...

1 JANUARY, Friday
The Dry Movie 2021 national release // Roadshow
https://roadshow.com.au/titles/movies/roadshow/2021/the-dry

26 DECEMBER, Saturday
@A Call To Spy Film release // Rialto Distribution AU
https://rialtodistribution.com/film/a-call-to-spy/

19 DECEMBER, Saturday
till 18 April 2021 | Free entry
National Gallery of Victoria
opens NGV Triennial
: A gallery-wide exhibition of 100 Artists and Designers from more than 30 countries https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/triennial-2020/

26 DECEMBER, Friday
Wonder Woman 1984 - WW84
national release // Roadshow
https://roadshow.com.au/.../movies/wb/2020/wonder-woman-1984

9 JANUARY, Saturday
Dawn Raid Movie release // Maslow Entertainment
/ Universal Pictures
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9486898/?ref_=ttco_co_tt

​14 JANUARY, Thursday
@AMMONITE Movie release // Transmission Films
https://www.transmissionfilms.com.au/films/ammonite

​Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion
exhibition is currently presented at
Bendigo Art Gallery
, Bendigo https://www.bendigoregion.com.au/.../piinpi-contemporary...
Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion brings together a selection of garments and textiles by First Nations designers and artists from around Australia. The first major survey of contemporary Indigenous Australian fashion to be undertaken in this country, Piinpi sheds lights on a growing industry which is blossoming and set to become Australia’s major fashion movement. Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion celebrates Indigenous art, history and culture through the lens of contemporary fashion.
please read our review published: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html

​for your diaries
26 DECEMBER
with advance screenings December 11-13 & 18-20
@How To Be A Good Wife film release //
Palace Films
www.howtobeagoodwife.com.au

3 DECEMBER
@The Mystery Of D.B Cooper movie release //
Vendetta Films
http://www.vendettafilms.co.nz/

28 NOVEMBER
@Kinky Boots: A New Musical //
Sharmill Films
http://www.sharmillfilms.com.au/allfilms/kinky-boots-nov-28

23 DECEMBER
Come Away 2020
film release //
Defiant Screen Entertainment
https://www.defiant-ent.com/product/come-away-copy-2/

31 OCTOBER - 17 JANUARY
Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion
exhibition at
Bendigo Art Gallery
, Bendigo https://www.bendigoregion.com.au/.../piinpi-contemporary...

​today on our Butterfly and Fox pages:
http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/wine-and-cheese-festival-…
Wine and Cheese Festival 2020
The Timber Yard, Port Melbourne, Victoria
http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/wine-and-cheese-festival-…
SUNDAY, March 8
Review: Olga Kirk / Editing: Natasha Marchev
Filmed by PRIDE productions
http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/wine-and-cheese-festival-…
CAMERA: Wendell Nulot
EDITING: Andrew J Liu
Photography: Andrew J Liu
special thanks Sotir Stojcevski
http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/wine-and-cheese-festival-…

added 123 new photos to the album: Wine and Cheese Fest - Port Melbourne 2020 — at The Timber Yard.
 · Wine and Cheese Fest - Port Melbourne 2020 was presented by Wine and Cheese Fest at The Timber Yard, Port Melbourne on SUNDAY, March 8 https://wineandcheesefest.com.au/
please follow these sunning images by Andrew J Liu at PRIDE Productions http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html and stay tuned for more media material coming up soon
special thanks Sotir Stojcevski

Wine and Cheese Fest - Port Melbourne 2020 was presented by Wine and Cheese Fest at The Timber Yard, Port Melbourne on SUNDAY, March 8 https://wineandcheesefest.com.au/
please read Olga Kirk's review published with some selective photos: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html and stay tuned for more media material coming up soon
special thanks Sotir Stojcevski

added 189 new photos to the album: Wine and Cheese Festival 2020 — at The Timber Yard.
 Wine and Cheese Festival 2020 took place at The Timber Yard, Port Melbourne and was presented by Wine and Cheese Fest https://wineandcheesefest.com.au/ and https://wineandcheesefest.com.au/tickets/
please enjoy some photos by Murray Howard Brooks and stay tuned for more images, the review and the video from eth festival
special thanks: Sotir Stojcevski

​ARTICULATE PR, Melbourne New Urban Art Festival, and Can't Do Tomorrow presented Made In Hong Kong art exhibition by Badiucao www.badiucao.com
from 20 – 29 February 2020 at The Facility Kensington
https://cantdotomorrow.com/artist/badiucao/
facebook.com/cantdotomorrow
Instagram @cantdotomorrow
Twitter @cantdotomorrow
we were lucky enough to cover the opening. please browse some stills and stay tuned for the proper video footage - Andrew J Liu at PRIDE productions http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
special thanks: Sasha Haughan at articulatepr

http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/coco-louise-at-lumas.html
today on our Butterfly and Fox pages:
http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/coco-louise-at-lumas.html
Coco Louise x LUMAS Australia Fashion Styling Workshop event at the LUMAS Australia (Richmond) and featured Coco Louise on Saturday ,February 1 at 0200pm
review: Natasha Marchev
photos: Asi Perera at Gravity Art Fashion Photography, Australia
direct video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1cLCvOpeJE&feature=emb_logo
http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/coco-louise-at-lumas.html
special thanks: Coco Louise
Its Coco Louise and @madinatcocolouise
http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/coco-louise-at-lumas.html

direct video link: 

​currently opened for visitors: curious and accidental, Sand Sculpting Australia is cordially inviting you to experience Animalia In Sand - on display till 30 April 2020 at the Boneo Discovery Park, Fingal, Victoria https://www.sandsculpting.com.au/ https://www.boneodiscoverypark.com.au/
for now, please browse some of Andrew J Liu's photos before the video is up: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
special thanks: Evie Wittingslow at Sand Sculpting Australia

​for your busy calendars please

FRIDAY, February 28
till 4 October #JapaneseModernism at National Gallery of Victoria / #NGVInternational
 https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/japanese-modernism/

THURSDAY, March 12
till 26 April KURIOS by Cirque du Soleil // Cavanagh PR / Cirque Du Soliel / Flemington, Victoria www.cirquedusoleil.com/kurios

SATURDAY, March 21
Daylesford Polo with Daylesford Polo 2020 https://daylesfordpolo.com.au/ and https://daylesfordpolo.sproutix.com.au/event/

SUNDAY, March 22
Zelman Symphony Orchestra season opening concert Classic Giants - Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven at Hawthorn Arts Centre, Hawthorn http://zelmansymphony.org.au/Concerts/22March2020 // Holly Hayes / George Deutsch

​Miss World Australia NSW Preliminary Final at Sir Stamford at Circular Quay NSW at 2pm http://www.missworldaustralia.com.au/

​National Gallery of Victoria presents #JapaneseModernism exhibition currently on till 4 October 2020 at #NGV International https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/japanese-modernism/
please follow Elice Thomas review and photos: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling
special thanks: Eli Wallis, Media Manager, Media and Public Affairs, NGV

​National Gallery of Victoria cordially invite you to one unique exhibition called
#Japanese Modernism
DATE: 28 February – 4 October 2020
VENUE: NGV International
WEBSITE: https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/japanese-modernism/
Japanese Modernism is an exclusive exhibition by the National Gallery of Victoria showcasing more than 190 multi-disciplinary works created during the first half of the 20th century, featuring Asian Art Deco paintings, prints, design and fashion. Created during a culturally formative period in Japan between the catastrophe of the 1923 Kanto earthquake and the devastation of World War II, the exhibition will present traditional Japanese motifs juxtaposed with modern designs, highlighting two rare large-scale works by exceptional yet under-recognised women artists and leading avant-garde designers and illustrators of the era.
Showcasing rare paintings and colour woodblock prints, street posters and magazine designs, Japanese Modernism will also highlight innovative fashion - including kimonos for women and men displaying playful contemporary designs - as well as accessories embracing Art Nouveau and Art Deco design elements. Decorative arts objects will be presented across beautifully-crafted glassware, lacquerware and bronzeware, with over 100 pieces of Japanese cut glass on display, with geometric and nature motifs inspired by Japanese traditional design. “The culmination of a five-year collecting period by the NGV, Japanese Modernism offers exclusive insight into an era of Japanese art that is yet to be widely discovered by Australian audiences. With all of these works being exhibited in Australia for the first time, this vibrant collection of modernism captures the spirit of a rapidly evolving country and its exuberant youth,” said Tony Ellwood AM, Director, National Gallery of Victoria. In the 1920s and 30s, Japan underwent major redevelopment and its cities were filled with department stores (including the iconic Mitsukoshi), cafés, teahouses, movie theatres, ballroom dance halls and modern transportation, catering to a new generation of urban pleasure seekers. With an increase in international travel, the influence of new technologies from abroad and a lively consumer culture took hold of the country. In Tokyo, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Imperial Hotel - which survived the devastation of the city’s great Kanto earthquake in 1923 - provided the backdrop for the reconstruction of a modern capital that delivered a new-found sense of optimism to its younger generation.
In 1924, Japanese publisher Hoshino Seki (of the Gahōsha publishing house) commissioned The Great Taisho earthquake and fire, a set of 36 colour prints created by six different artists, depicting scenes from the aftermath of the earthquake. Three years later, the fast-paced development of Japan’s capital was celebrated by graphic artist Hisui Sugiura in his iconic work The first subway in the East 1927, which paid tribute to the opening of the first subway in Tokyo and Asia. In 1935, Japanese artist Taniguchi Fumie created her trailblazing work Preparing to go out (Yosoou hitobito). Taking inspiration from the 17th century Matsuura screens, the artist created a large sixfold screen capturing changing attitudes towards women, consumerism and fashion in the early 20th century. Despite making huge progress in her artistic practice during the 1930s, Fumie had her burgeoning career cut short after she evacuated to the countryside to escape the final bombing raids of World War II. Leaving Japan in the early 1950s, Fumie was never known to paint again and eventually settled in Los Angeles, where she found work as a waitress, seamstress and maid.
With life progressing at a rapid pace, women relocated from rural areas to the cities to secure jobs and a liberated lifestyle. This transformation of Japan’s social norms led to the first generation of financially independent women and female artists being recognised in Japan’s traditionally male dominated art world. The self-assured, highly fashionable women of the modern era were captured in many artworks of the time including Tea and coffee salon, Sabō 1939 by Saeki Shunkō and Waiting for Makeup 1938 by Negishi Ayako. Japanese Modernism will be on display at NGV International from 28 February – 4 October 2020. Free entry. Further information is available via the NGV website.
Elice Thomas had a chance to visit the exhibition. We will release her review shortly.

ARTICULATE PR, Melbourne New Urban Art Festival, and Can't Do Tomorrow presented Made In Hong Kong art exhibition by Badiucao www.badiucao.com
from 20 – 29 February 2020 at The Facility Kensington
https://cantdotomorrow.com/artist/badiucao/
facebook.com/cantdotomorrow
Instagram @cantdotomorrow
Twitter @cantdotomorrow
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine was given a unique opportunity to cover the opening. Please read our review published and stay tuned for the stills and more media material coming up soon http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
special thanks: Sasha Haughan at articulatepr