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Behind The Scenes: Graz City Guide

A behind the scenes image from production for an upcoming Graz city guide in Austria featuring Rachael Vance in a range of locations, for Freunde von Freunden.

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Vitra Magazine x FvF

Rachael Watts interviewed Australian artist Miranda Skoczek in her home and studio in Melbourne in a collborative interview for Vitra Magazine Germany discovering her interior concepts and design pieces, while delving deeper into her personality and everyday life for Freunde von Freunden.

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See inside German artist Katharina Grosse's light filled studio in Mitte, Berlin that reveals traces of her vibrant work in an exclusive video interview with Freunde von Freunden via the link here. Read Rachael Watts' text about the artist's practice that takes painting far beyond its traditional domain here.

The video interview is followed by a visit to the private Sammlung Hoffmann art collection owned by Erika and Rolf Hoffmann in Berlin where Katharina's work is on permanent display.

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Jane Badler in Melbourne

Rachael Watts interviews singer and actress Jane Badler in her home in Melbourne for Freunde von Freunden.

To find out about this glamourous lady's career and move from America to Australia read the interview here.

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Qantas Inflight Magazine May 2014

Qantas Inflight Magazine The Australian Way has published Rachael Watts' city guide to Vienna. The article outlines the Austrian capital's emerging identity as a city of innovation in the fields of art, design and cuisine. Find out where to eat, drink, stay and shop in Vienna while on board a Qantas flight during the month of May.

For more information visit The Australian Way website here, or download their iPad app here.

Photos: Anna Rose

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Oscar Murillo exhibition in New York

Contemporary art's rising star Oscar Murillo presents a solo exhibition at David Zwirner Gallery, New York that runs until the 14th June. The Colombian, British artist introduces a candy-making factory into the gallery space in collaboration with the Colombian food company Colombina.

With the title 'A Mercantile Novel' notions of commerce and immigration are underpinned in this interactive exhibition whereby gallery patrons are offered Chocomelos to take away with them and distribute throughout the city.

For further information visit the exhibition website here and the David Zwirner website here.