For another month-and-a-half, the National Gallery in Victoria is exhibiting works from Vienna, Austria from a period of rapid change at the turn of the 20th century. I’m new to the appreciating-art world, and this exhibition caught my attention because of its byline: “A little over 100 years ago in Vienna, Austria, a group of radical young creators and thinkers overturned all the rules and created a brave new world.”
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How Vienna changed the world
Posted by Tim Malone
on Tuesday 19th July, 2011
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Tweaking Melbourne’s rail lines
Posted by Tim Malone
on Wednesday 13th July, 2011
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Melbourne’s rail network has several problems. One of them is that you can’t get trains to and from places like Doncaster, Rowville or the Airport, and another is that the only option for transport outside of the commuter-ideal is to use slow busses. This is my ambitious and idealistic plan.
Exploring creativity – a workshop
Posted by Tim Malone
on Monday 27th December, 2010
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I think I’m creative. But I’m not so sure how to harness that creativity. Sometimes I find it… for a short while. But most of the time I sit there knowing I have something to express, not knowing how to express it. So a housemate and I have decided to run… a creative cluster.
When will the blame game stop?
Posted by Tim Malone
on Tuesday 27th July, 2010
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I’m moving to Melbourne!
Posted by Tim Malone
on Wednesday 14th October, 2009
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