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Apr 18 |

Dallas Cuddy's Veal tongue with mustard seeds and watercress juice.

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Daniel Wilson's Vietnamese Tiramisu with coffee jelly, condensed milk mousse, salted peanut cream, pandan sponge and caramelised banana.

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Apr 18 |

George Calombaris, Janne Apelgren and The Point's Rabih Yanni.

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Josh Murphy's raspberry tart with orange and crystallised fennel.

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Justin Wise's Yarra Valley pasture fed lamb, Otway shiitake farce, pan seared foie gras and sauce Rouennaise.

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Mark Briggs' potato gnocchi, crispy veal sweetbreads, spanner crab, merlot vinegar jus.

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Michael Fox's king salmon with cucumber and nori.

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Pete Dillon and Cameron Smith

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Stephen and Paige Quartermain

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Adam D'Sylva's crispy prawn and tapioca betel leaf Pani puri, crisp potato parcel, mung bean, chilli and aromatic water.

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George Calombaris' marron, caramalised tarama, kritharaki.

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Nicolas Poelaert's Meli Melo of vegetables, herbs and flowers.

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$EVAS Media Awards \ July 26$

EVAS Media Awards \ July 26

06/08/2012

Representatives from more than 110 organisations and groups came together to support The Eliminating Violence Against Women Media Awards, or The EVAs, on July 26 at the ANZ Pavilion in the Arts Centre. The night, an initiative of Domestic Violence Victoria, No To Violence and CASA Forum, awards journalists from all mediums for excellence in the reporting of violence against women. Clem Bastow’s review of pop singer Brian McFadden’s “Just The Way You Are” claimed the Gold EVA, with judges commenting that the “controversial music review reaches in and rips the heart out of the social myths and behaviours that tolerate, excuse, minimise and romanticise violence against women.”

www.evas.org.au/

CLICK HERE to read the Gold EVA piece: (language warning) view

$Venice Biennale Australia’s exhibition preview \ July 24$

Venice Biennale Australia’s exhibition preview \ July 24

27/07/2012

On July 24, art lovers gathered at St Kilda’s Café di Stasio for a preview of Australia’s exhibition at the 2012 Venice Biennale. The collection, entitled Formations: New Practices in Australian Architecture, was developed by the creative team of Gerard Reinmuth, Anthony Burke and Toko Concept Design. Supported by the Australian government and Arts Victoria, the event was an opportunity for guests to preview local contributions to the 13th International Architecture Exhibition opening in Venice, Italy, on August 29. » www.labiennale.org/en/architecture/exhibition view

$9th Bayside Film Festival Opening \ July 25$

9th Bayside Film Festival Opening \ July 25

25/07/2012

The 9th Bayside Film Festival Opening Night attracted locals and film lovers alike to the Palace Brighton Bay Cinemas for a screening of German documentary, Autumn Gold. Guests were treated to the Australian Premiere of the film, which chronicles five international athletes in their preparation for the Track and Field World Championships. Lead by Artistic Director Amadeo Marquez-Perez, the festival ran from July 25 to 28, showcasing the work of young and emerging filmmakers from all over the world. » www.website.com view

$2012 RMP Aria \ July 29$

2012 RMP Aria \ July 29

24/07/2012

On Sunday, July 29 at 7pm, Federation Square’s BMW Edge will be the scene for seven of Australia’s best young oratorio singers to battle it out for the prestigious title of 2012 Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Aria winner. As the judges deliberate, the audience will enjoy a performance of Faure’s Requiem, featuring past RMP Aria runners-up Greta Bradman and Nicholas Dinopoulos as guest soloists. The 2012 RMP Aria finalists are Kate Amos, Charlotte Betts-Dean, Alexandra Flood, Jeremy Kleeman, Nathan Lay, Timothy Reynolds and Barbara Zavros. The judging panel consists of ABC Classic FM’s Graham Abbott, Victorian Opera’s Roxane Hislop, RMP official accompanist Stefan Cassomenos and RMP chief conductor Andrew Wailes. A Champagne supper for all will top off a great night of song. www.rmp.org.au www.ticketmaster.com.au view

$Metro Gallery art award \ July 16-28$

Metro Gallery art award \ July 16-28

16/07/2012

The top prize at the annual Metro Gallery Art Award for emerging artists went to Melbourne artist Natasha Bieniek for her 10cm by 15cm oil painting, Keepsake. Award chairman and former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett presented Bieniek with the $50,000 prize on behalf of a judging panel that included Archibald Prize winner Ben Quilty and the 2011 Metro winner, Vincent Fantauzzo. A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts and a two-time finalist in the Archibald Prize, Bieneik says her miniature portraits are an attempt to “engage with the audience on a more intimate level”. “In contemporary culture so much of the imagery we see is miniaturised, through iPhones and tablets,” she says. “I felt it was time to bring this ancient art into a modern context.” The Metro award, Australia’s richest for emerging artists, is now in its 10th year. The gallery will display the 25 finalists’ work until July 28. www.metrogallery.com.au The 25 finalists for the 2012 Metro Gallery Art Award can be viewed at » metrogallery.com.au/exhibitions/exhibition/60 view

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