Deep Art
Deep structures in art are less visible than the surface beauty or impression. Understanding deep art involves finding unseen meanings, categorising, analysing, and critiquing. Mogran Williams explains.
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Tim Bach
The History Files: Daylesford’s Lock-Up
A police reserve of 66.8 acres was set aside on Wombat Hill when Daylesford was first surveyed in 1854. In 1859, the first Courthouse and rudimentary police quarters, lock-up and stabling were built.
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Get Ready, Get Involved – Emergency Services Expo Comes to Daylesford!
Victoria Park will come alive on Saturday 25 October for the Emergency Services Expo 2025. This is a free, family-friendly event that celebrates the people who keep our community safe and helps everyone prepare for emergencies.
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Local Artist Celebrates 26 Years Painting in Daylesford
Daylesford artist Brian Nash is celebrating 26 years of living and painting in the region. To mark the milestone, Brian is exhibiting a collection of works at The Convent Gallery, Daylesford, from 11 October for one month.
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Photo of the Week: the Blue Atlas Cedar
Framed by the spreading branches of a stately Horse Chestnut tree (Aesculus hippocastanum), is the magnificent Blue Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica), arguably the most magnificent tree in the Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens.
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