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adidas turns 60 this friday night |
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Written by louise bannister
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Tuesday, 03 March 2009 08:41 |
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This is one 60th birthday bash you’re not likely to forget. Good old adidas is turning the big six zero and they’re throwing one hell of a party to celebrate. This Friday March 6th, with the help of special guests, mystery DJs and 42 Below Vodka a huge warehouse in Alexandria, Sydney will be transformed into an oversized suburban home. Your most difficult choice will be where to hang out – in the kitchen for a casual chat? The living room to bust a move or perhaps the backyard in a comfy deck chair? We have THREE double passes to giveaway. Email us quickly and you’ll be notified on Thursday if you’re a winner. |
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Written by Louise Bannister
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Monday, 02 March 2009 17:48 |
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The Greenpeace Design Awards 2009 are now open! From 1st March until the 15th June 2009 the awards will help raise awareness of environmental issues through innovation and creativity. Keen artists are asked to design a poster that delivers the message Be a Part of the Action. Winners, highly commended and shortlisted entries will be listed on the Greenpeace Design Awards website and exhibited at the Civic Gallery in Adelaide from July 2nd to August 4th, 2009. The Civic Gallery will also host an awards ceremony on Friday 31st July, where winners will not only be doing a nice thing for mother nature, but they’ll also be presented with a nice trophy too. |
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Written by Louise Bannister
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Friday, 20 February 2009 13:31 |
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Pop in to Bracewell’s new vintage concept store – a temporary pop up shop, located in World Square, George Street for their opening next Tuesday February 24th. Penny Arcade will house emerging and established fashion labels including Bracewell, Bec & Bridge, Woodford & Co, Mavi and One Teaspoon to name a few. The store will be open for a minimum of three months. |
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Written by Louise Bannister
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Tuesday, 17 February 2009 15:19 |
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The graniph Design Award is a global design comp open to everyone, regardless of age, location or experience. All 23 winning designs will be printed on limited edition graniph tees and sold through graniph stores worldwide. On top of this, each selected artist will receive prize money – the gold prize being a whopping 9 grand! Last year Melbourne designer Rik Lee was awarded a silver prize of $900 for his girl and deer illustration. Closing date for entries is February 28th. Hop, skip and a jump over to graniph for more details.
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Written by Louise Bannister
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Monday, 16 February 2009 08:55 |
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Gemma Jones – curator at Outre Gallery and ringleader of Kaotic Kraft Kuties – has rounded up a bunch of generous international and local artists in an effort to help bushfire victims. All monies go towards The Red Cross Appeal. Kind artists – including Gina Garan (pic below), Angelique Houtkamp, and Beci Orpin (to name only a few) have donated works to be auctioned off at a one night only event to be held on Wednesday 25th February at the Outre Gallery. Tickets for the event go on sale TODAY 16th February from selected venues. Come on down, buy some art and have a drink with us courtesy of yummy Fat Yak.
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Written by Louise Bannister
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Sunday, 15 February 2009 09:21 |
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This Wednesday, February 18th, Billabong, will mount a major charity fundraising event under the banner Design For Humanity, with the proceeds donated to SurfAid International. The event will include a public runway presentation from Billabong’s Spring/Summer 09 collection and a live showcase performance from energetic Sydney band, The Cassette Kids. Taking place at The Forum, in Sydney’s Paddington, Design For Humanity is open to everyone, so if this sounds like your thing buy a ticket through Moshtix for $30 each (plus booking fee) or the dedicated Design For Humanity website. 100% of ticket sale proceeds will directly benefit SurfAid international. | 
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The beauty of italian women |
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Written by Louise Bannister
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Friday, 13 February 2009 13:10 |
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Photographer Julie Adams starting shooting portraits of Italian women by accident. While on a train from Milan to Florence, she asked a stranger if she could take her portrait. From then on, during every visit to Italy, Julie found herself doing another portrait. The results are showcased at in her latest exhibition The Beauty of Italian Women at blank_space gallery in Sydney's Surry Hills till the 18th February. | 
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Ghostpatrol and Cat-Rabbit |
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Written by Louise Bannister
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Tuesday, 10 February 2009 13:33 |
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Gorker Gallery is proud to present While you Sleep, a collaborative exhibition of artworks by Cat-Rabbit and Ghostpatrol. The pair have worked together over the past four years combining their thoughts of drawing and sewing. While you Sleep presents a collection of recent soft sculptures by Cat-Rabbit created from illustrations by Ghostpatrol and exhibited together in this unique collection of handmade works. Head down to Gorker Gallery on Gore and Kerr Street in Fitzroy, Melbourne for opening night, Thursday 19 February, 6:00pm - 9:00pm. Show runs until Sunday March 8. Ghostpatrol and Cat-Rabbit will also curate an artist talk on Saturday 21st February from 1:00pm. |
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Written by lara burke
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Tuesday, 03 February 2009 08:32 |
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Jessica Herrington is a 23-year-old artist living and working in Canberra. Her work spans drawing, photography, polaroids, prints, video, painting, sculptures and pop up books … pretty much all things arty. She is exhibiting some of her work in an upcoming show titled 'The' in Brisbane from February 5th through to the 21st. It will be held at the Ryan Renshaw Gallery, 137 Warry Street, Fortitude Valley. If you are more of a night person – then opening night is on February 6th, and starts 6pm. | 
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Written by Jo Walker
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Monday, 02 February 2009 08:46 |
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Question: is it disappointing to see something this cute and yummy-looking and NOT be able to eat it, or should one say ‘hurrah’ and embrace the testament to noshability that will last forever? Rebecca Ward and Shannon Garson are clearly of the latter point of view. A contemporary jeweller and porcelain artist respectively, they’ve teamed up for a new show, Nibble, creating a whimsical range of porcelain and silver jewellery that’s good enough to eat. You can see more piccies of it here, or if you’re in Brisbane head along to Fusions Gallery, 483 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley. The show runs till Saturday February 7th. | 
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