Irina Baronova’s legacy lives on
Verandah Magazine is proud to present two exclusive events, a lunch at the Byron at Byron, and an evening at the Arts Centre,…
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Gorgeous geometric glass
On a sunny day, walking down the main street of Bangalow, if you look carefully you’re likely to see a little bit of magic…
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Here comes the sun king, here comes the sun king…
This year the Byron Bay Film Festival celebrates one of the nation’s greatest artists, with the film The King Sun; John Olsen at…
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Belongil Fields forever – Robert Ryan’s latest exhibition
Byron Bay based artist Robert Ryan’s latest work is as much a reflection of influences in his surrounding environment, as it is about gaining…
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Ceramics of Zen and now
Ceramicist John Stewart and his artist partner Leonie Lane have spent many years teaching others art and design – now they’re both working full-time…
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‘Chanelling’ dance today gains tomorrow’s award
Philip Channells, Creative Director of Dance Integrated Australia, is one of 47 recipients of the inaugural AMP Tomorrow Fund. Based in the historic rural…
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Women working with wood
When Patt Gregory decided to train as a carpenter, she was the only woman on the course – and later the only woman…
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Artistic tension of two worlds
Indie publisher and book artist Rosie Sherwood knows what it’s like to live in two worlds – even though she is based in the…
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Emma Walker: Artist in full flood
Mullumbimby artist Emma Walker’s conversation is as multi-layered as her painting, Candida Baker discovers talking to this year’s JADA prize-winner about the origins of…
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The Art of Business planning
Christina Giorgio has been involved in the arts and cultural sector for almost 20 years. She’s worked as a full time community cultural development…
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