Articles written by: Morgan Begg

Bathi: Baskets from the Arnhem Weavers is an upcoming display of the traditional Indigenous craft of bathi (basket) weaving, exhibited at Tacit Gallery in Collingwood till Sunday, 28 April 2019. The Arnhem Weavers are a group of women from the remote Yolŋu township of Mäpuru in Arnhem Land, approximately 900km-by-road east […]

Shoplifters, directed by renowned Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-Eda, is the story of an unconventional working class family living in a cluttered and crumbling apartment somewhere in Tokyo.

Happenstance is a free community arts festival that aims to pay homage to the natural beauty of Merri Creek.

The Cleaners is a new documentary by German filmmakers Moritz Riesewieck and Hans Block that focuses on the content moderators, or ‘cleaners’, of social media.

How They Got Over is a music documentary that pays homage to one of the most influential genres of all time – Afro-American gospel.

Do you enjoy unsaturated and unforgiving humour that shines a glaring light on bourgeois family values and the oppressive structure of societal existence? Then Michael Haneke’s latest film, Happy End, is the film for you.

Milk Bar Mag checked out Periscope Producstion's A Little Bit of Pain Never Hurt Anyone, an engaging two-person performance that holds a mirror up to Australia and urges it to look at the way gender roles are dictated.

Milk Bar Mag says goodbye to the Coburg Night Market for 2017.

Juniperlooza Gin Festival returns to The Boatbuilders Yard this year promising to be a day of sensory delights and sun-soaked merriment by the Yarra River.