The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia

“We loved the Making Good: Redesigning the Everyday exhibition. It’s filled with a bunch of designers using both innovative and everyday materials to create products that are better for people and the planet. Some of the ideas are genuinely clever, some are beautifully simple, and all of them make you think about how design can solve real problems. If you get the chance, go and take a look — it’s well worth it and it’s free. I could easily go back and spend even more time there.”

“Ian Potter Centre, Melbourne: The world’s-first art gallery dedicated to Australian art – through all genres, from classical to modern art. Housed in the impressive NGV Australia at Fed Square – first marvel at the dapper architecture then move inwards to appreciate the art pieces. Interspersed with appreciation of the stylish concrete interior design and the of the tall white spire atop The Melbourne Arts Centre. #eatstylishtravelstylish”

“This was my one museum stop during our time In Melbourne and it didn’t disappoint. I loved the collection of Australian art (both indigenous and western) and a surprise giggling for me was the small design centre (tucked behind the gift shop on the ground floor) that had a variety of design sustainability initiatives.”

“Not much of a art person but I loved a some of the historic paintings that look as if it were taken from a camera. The explanation of the paintings was so good. Free entry. The cost of running this would be in the multiple millions of dollars per year especially with the amount of security.”