ACMI, Australian Centre for the Moving Image hosts a unique exhibition direct from The Museum of Modern Art, New York. An Australian exclusive, Tim Burton: The Exhibition is a landmark exhibition charting Tim Burton’s creative vision and process from his earliest work to the spectacular Alice in Wonderland.

Curated in direct collaboration with Burton, the exhibition brings together over 700 works, including paintings, drawings, puppets, costumes, storyboards and film. Discover the elements of gothic fantasy, dark humour and motifs that characterise Burton’s work as director, concept artist, illustrator and photographer.

Based on the curatorial premise of Tthe Beauty of Distance  : Songs of Survival in a Precarious Age, the exhibition presents more than 440 works by 166 artists and collaborators from 36 countries, making it the largest exhibition ever staged by the Biennale of Sydney in its 37-year history.‘The exhibition explores connections between the visual arts and other art forms and presents artists’ works alongside the work of contemporary writers, filmmakers, commentators and musicians.

The 17th Biennale is presented at seven venues across Sydney, taking in high-profile museum and gallery spaces as well as non-traditional art environments. Visitors will be able to experience artworks at Cockatoo Island, Pier 2/3, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA), Sydney Opera House, Royal Botanic Gardens, Artspace and the Art Gallery of New South Wales (Grand Court).

Make a reservation at The Prince

The Prince is a 40-room hotel housed within The Prince of Wales property, is located in cosmopolitan St Kilda neighborhood, with views of picturesque Port Phillip Bay. The Prince settles in to its second decade still a leading force – merging cutting-edge glamor with laid back luxe feel.

When you enter the lobby you see a bluestone reception desk floating  in front of an impressive Dale Frank painting. Spot light vases, designer couches and an original Le Chaise by Charles and Ray Eames, serve as visual and functional pieces within the space. Yet the rooms offer warmth and texture, are flooded with natural light and are set with an eclectic mix of furniture, lighting and objects and as hair and body products they have  the world renowned Australian company, Aesop.

The Prince Deck is located by the pool offering spectacular views over the rooftops of St Kilda and out over the Bay. You can dine exceptionally at Circa, mingle with the locals at The Prince Bar, mix with subversives’ underground at `Mink’ or take in some of the best bands and musicians on offer in the Bandroom.

Make a reservation at The Prince

Il Fornaio is located in the heart of the cafe society of St Kilda. The French inspired bakery/cafe continues to produce traditional French and Italian styled sweet and savory pastries and exceptional breads.  il Fornaio is well equipped to cater to the retail and wholesale markets within the industrial urban interior that is reminiscent of the old `workshop’ bakery of a past era. You can relax over a leisurely breakfast, lunch or all day snacks – or pick up a delicious treat from the fridge for dinner.

Kirketon Hotel is located in the heart of Sydney’s most vibrant suburb, Darlinghurst. Positioned on the doorstep of Sydney’s café, restaurant, bar and nightclub district and only moments walk to Oxford Street and Kings Cross Station. Originally opened in 1999 with a Burley Katon Halliday design, the Kirketon Hotel and associated Salt Restaurant claimed the mantle of Australia’s preeminent boutique hotel. With the stark minimalist style
of its day and highly inflated room rates the brand flourished .

Acquired by Eight Hotels in late 2003, the Kirketon maintained its reputation as an iconic boutique hotel and relaunched after refurbishment.  The hotel’s 40 new suites caters to all accommodation needs and feature
comfort and luxury. In addition to the hotel the recently opened Kirketon Brassiere and Sydney Wine Room located on the ground floor offers guests and locals alike an authentic Darlinghurst culinary and nightlife experience.

Make a reservation at Observatory Sydney

The Observatory Hotel is in the heart of Sydney, located near Sydney’s historic Rocks and central business district, nestled near the harbor and  Sydney Harbor Bridge.
The hotel has 78 spacious rooms, 9 Junior Suites, 12 Executive Suites and the Observatory Suite, with some suites and rooms interconnecting.  The hotel is also know with its spa and 20-metre heated pool, mirrored by a ceiling of fiber optic lights designed to recreate the constellations of the southern hemisphere.

The  Hotel is renowned for its fine cuisine, ranging from elegant dining in the Galileo Restaurant to the light menu in the club-like Globe Bar. The Galileo Restaurant offers a of French cuisine from sought after Chef Masahiko Yomoda. The Globe Bar offers a selection of contemporary Australian dishes, ideal for a light lunch or post-theater supper.

Make a reservation at Observatory Sydney