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 A gathering of Australian art |
West Esplanade Reserve Sydney, NSW 1655 Australia +61 2 9949 1776 http://www.manlyweb.com.au/Man... |
Located in the centre of Sydney's famous seaside resort, this gallery and museum offers a unique culture. Dating from 1930, it houses a collection of more than 800 paintings, including works by major Australian artists, as well as ceramics and other art mediums. The museum wing, added in 1982, focuses on changing beach fashions, surf craft and the history of the Manly district. There is also a lively, temporary exhibitions programme. Admission: Adults AUD3.60; children under 18 free; concessions/seniors AUD1.20; free entry on Wednesdays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: George Oates |
 Big bands and all that jazz |
The Corso & East Esplanade Sydney, NSW 1655 Australia +61 2 9976 1430 http://www.manly.nsw.gov.au/ma... |
Australia's biggest jazz festival continues to lure local legends and jazz greats from around the world. More than 70 performances are scheduled each year and the best part is that every single show is free. All styles of jazz are represented including be-bop, California cool, traditional, electronic and acid. Blues, gospel, swing and big band are also featured. Many of the local cafés and bars get in on the act and feature jazz in the evenings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Bryn Price (Blue Doors Studio) |
 Photo: Bryn Price (Blue Doors Studio) |
 Unique Australian Threads |
30 Pittwater Road Manly Sydney, NSW 2095 Australia +61 (0)2 9976 2944 http://www.spacejunk.net.au |
A trip to Spacejunk is a must for the business or leisure traveler wanting to get a taste of the Australian fashion scene, where designers are artists and art becomes design. Behind the Spacejunk concept is a creative store/gallery that naturally brings the world of contemporary art and clothes together. The shop is stocked with one-off and beautifully crafted clothing for men and women, amidst a permanent gallery collection and ongoing exhibitions representing some of Sydney's most prominent artists. Spacejunk offers a fascinating interpretation of what is relevant in urban art and fashion design today. - Kate White Review © 2007, Wcities |