We tend to think of a circus as lions jumping through hoops and clowns with red noses, big hair and pink cheeks. But circus is one of the oldest art forms – and it’s still evolving. Florencia Liguori explores its transformation in Australia, and why the Melbourne Fringe Festival is the place to see it.
In some places in Melbourne “graffiti” and “art” are synonymous. Final-year Media Studies student Florencia Liguori looks at the evolution of Hosier Lane’s Melbourne Stencil Festival, which opens on September 25.
We tend to think of a circus as lions jumping through hoops and clowns with red noses, big hair and pink cheeks. But circus is one of the oldest art forms – and it’s still evolving. Florencia Liguori explores its transformation in Australia, and why the Melbourne Fringe Festival is the place to see it.
In some places in Melbourne “graffiti” and “art” are synonymous. Final-year Media Studies student Florencia Liguori looks at the evolution of Hosier Lane’s Melbourne Stencil Festival, which opens on September 25.
Congratulations to 2009 La Trobe graduate Florencia Liguori who is moving from Melbourne to Coffs Harbour to begin a career with the ABC.
We tend to think of a circus as lions jumping through hoops and clowns with red noses, big hair and pink cheeks. But circus is one of the oldest art forms – and it’s still evolving. Florencia Liguori explores its transformation in Australia, and why the Melbourne Fringe Festival is the place to see it.
In some places in Melbourne “graffiti” and “art” are synonymous. Final-year Media Studies student Florencia Liguori looks at the evolution of Hosier Lane’s Melbourne Stencil Festival, which opens on September 25.
