Kew Court House Opening Celebrations

Posted on 10. Aug, 2011 by in Community, Government

The brief was to animate, activate and celebrate the newly repurposed 1888 heritage building. Once indeed the Kew Court House, it has been redeveloped into the Kew Court House Community Cultural Centre by the City of Boroondara thanks to fantastic community fundraising and an artful heritage-rich renovation. Whole of community involvement was achieved through open […]

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Bright n Sandy Food & Wine Festival 2011

Posted on 07. Mar, 2011 by in Community, Government, Major festival

On a perfect summer’s day, a triumphant Bright n Sandy Food & Wine Festival attracted record and capacity numbers to Green Point, Brighton Beach Gardens – close to 17,000 visitors over the day, Sunday 6 March 2011. Georgia Fields was a superb start to the festivities, as were Junior Masterchefs Siena, Cassidy and Nick creating […]

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Blak Nite Cinema (Treasury Gardens)

Posted on 28. Feb, 2011 by in Community, Government

City of Melbourne’s Indigenous Cinema Festival is a two-day special event celebrating Indigenous film-makers and performers. explosivemedia was site manager from 2009–2011.

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Carols in the Park

Posted on 22. Dec, 2010 by in Community, Government

Bayside 2010 Carols in the Park was a celebration of the festive season featuring Kate Ceberano, local choirs, talented soloists plus a massed choir and the Southern Area Concert Band. Over 20,000 attended the free event at Dendy Park, Brighton East on 14 December 2010. explosivemedia was logistics manager.

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Museo Italiano

Posted on 22. Jul, 2010 by in Community, Government

Working closely with CoAsIt and Melbourne’s Italian community, explosivemedia project managed the day-long launch celebration of Museo Italiano in 2010. The opening, officiated by Premier John Brumby, showcased Italo-Australian performing arts and featured a museum discovery tour developed by explosivemedia. Funded by State government through the Victorian Multicultural Commission.

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Bright n Sandy Food and Wine Festival

Posted on 21. Mar, 2010 by in Community, Government, Major festival

explosivemedia produced and developed the Bright n Sandy Food & Wine Festival for four years of dramatic growth.With explosivemedia at the helm 2008–2011, this multifaceted Bayside City Council community event flourished. The Festival encompassed expanded food and wine presentations, curated stage and roving entertainment, and abundant interactive kids’ activities. explosivemedia also managed and implemented communications […]

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Parched

Posted on 27. Feb, 2010 by in Community, Government

First artwork on the Mockridge Fountain (City Square): 2007 – 2010. explosivemedia installed and managed this temporary artwork – initially expected to be in situ for three months!

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Summer Fun in the City

Posted on 28. Jun, 2008 by in Community, Government, Major festival

With the extension of “Summer Fun in the Parks” to Melbourne’s public spaces, explosivemedia introduced trapeze workshops and demonstrations in the city. For two magical summer weeks, Melbourne’s City Square became home to a flying trapeze, offering a unique chance for anyone to experience the thrill of flying and a great spectacle for audiences. explosivemedia […]

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Moomba Waterfest

Posted on 28. Mar, 2008 by in Community, Government, Major festival

Produced Melbourne Swing Festival at Moomba Waterfest 2007 and 2008 Also produced Latin dance at Docklands 2008 Complete technical management 2004 including provision of staging, sound and lighting for: main stage children’s garden storytelling area two workshop areas

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A Splash of Beacon Cove!

Posted on 28. Mar, 2007 by in Community, Corporate

Mirvac, Major Projects Victoria and City of Port Phillip enlisted explosivemedia to produce the community event at the completion of the Beacon Cove neighbourhood’s development in 2006, involving entertainment (stage and roving), beachfront activities, road closures and liaison with government authorities.

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