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TOURING NOW AROUND AUSTRALIA…
2015 Flickerfest International Short Film Festival
The National Tour kicks off Friday 23 January in Byron Bay, so check out dates for your closest city on the website.
Check out the 2015 Flickerfest Trailer – this is one of my Top 5 I have to say (and I have seen them all). I’ve saw some great Aussie films this year and loads of great international shorts. I missed the documentary screenings but heard good reviews of what’s on offer.
Book Cover for Seven Walks. Cape Leeuwin to Bundeena
The Dymocks Bldg, The Strand Arcade, 428 George St, Sydney NSW 2000
Be sure to see Tom Carment’s original works as part of
Drawing Out: Dobell Australian Drawing Biennial
Tom Carment. Red Leaf Pool, Sydney 2014
Free
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/media-office/dobell-australian-drawing-biennial/
EXHIBITION OPENING THIS WEEK…
Ewa Henner. Walnuts, 2014. Pen ink watercolour
RECOMMENDED Photography…
Cintia Barroso Alexander. Portrats Aux Africa
Until 25 January
Cintia Barroso Alexander. From exhibition Portrats Aux Africa
The Brazilian-born, German based photographer Cintia Barroso Alexander travels to Ethiopia for a stunning visual study capturing the tribes of the Hamer, Karo, Mursi and Abore. This show kicks off the year at Black Eye Gallery.
Black Eye Gallery, 138 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst
www.blackeyegallery.com.au
DON’T FORGET…
The Sydney Festival 2015
Image from Limbo at The Sydney Festival. Photo credit: David Solm
Tag line for Limbo: A dirty and dangerous circus cabaret. As long as there are no clowns this could be good. I am loving the free public Lawn Library in Hyde Park too.
For full list of events and bookings
www.sydneyfestival.org.au/2015/__
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SUPPPORT ONE OF THE LAST REMAINING VIDEO STORES IN TOWN…
Film Club (in Darlinghurst)
Film Club, Darlinghurst Road
www.filmclubsydney.com
This was Helen Tiernan’s first Sydney solo exhibition. Full of colour and texture, Helen plays with themes inspired by the landscape and her Aboriginal heritage, combined with colonial influences and the decorative home environment. For early settlers home was inside their houses, for Aboriginal people their home was outside, in Country. Balance, beauty and home – these are the links that inspire this work.
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