Latest articles by Rhonda Dredge
AI for girls: Active Interfaces features as part of Now or Never
Algorithms and their mathematical systems drive the economy and now they are even part of arts festivals.
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A big tick for water gardens
Rain! Rain! Rain! There’s a lot of it that falls on the floodplains of Fishermans Bend and the nearby residential areas of Yarra’s Edge.
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Sales up, stress down
Two office dogs are enticing customers into the Bourke St showroom of City Residential
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A line that doesn’t bleed
A fluid line is valued in the arts and there is nothing closer to the hearts of millennials than catching up for a coffee.
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The surf’s up in Victoria Harbour
Victoria Harbour is full of piers, boats and privatised moorings and its edges are rocky or raised platforms of aged timber.
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“I always make a mistake”
A storyboard is the quickest and simplest way to work through complex ideas even for children.
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Getting a lift
The Downtown gallery at Deakin University’s city campus has closed, a disappointing development in the local art scene.
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A new BITO to open across the harbour
When a government department shifts to a new building the local economy suffers and so do the employees who have to find a new source of coffee.
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A tense urban vibe
The visuals of Yarra’s Edge are just as stunning to its locals as to visitors but some take a while to discover the charms.
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Residents toughen stance on ATET
A group of Docklands residents is seeking to increase its influence by forming an incorporated group and posting a crowd funding pitch for $15,000.
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On a figurative journey
There is an otherworldliness attempting to break through Gary Willis’s paintings on show at Library at the Dock.
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A safe berth for Pacific blacks
The whole point of creating floating wetlands is to attract birdlife and nature lovers to a busy part of the river.
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Evocative of a gaslight style
There are some very moving moments in the first exhibition of photographs at Magnet Gallery as we come back from the summer break.
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Residents up in arms about case 953770 – ATET nightclub
Heather Richards lives in the Forge apartment tower at Yarra’s Edge and she looks out over the river.
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Designers move into Escala
A concrete benchtop, a stained-glass window, and a price tag of $400,000 sold the studio apartment.
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The vision of the night photographer
The crowded streets of Tokyo have taken on a new light in an exhibition that opened recently at Library on the Dock.
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Canoe project has dual purpose
A father and son team is building an Australian-designed canoe from scratch and they don’t seem to be arguing about where the pieces fit.
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Solicitor sponsors major art prize
A lot of planning goes into arranging a major art prize and finding sponsors is one of the more delicate tasks.
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Dead slow astern for the Wattle
The guys in the engine room were rolling up their sleeves as they got the Wattle ready for a trial run in October.
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Lockdown nostalgia for studio time
Two artists used the lockdown to protect what is important to them, and that is time in the studio.
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