Good Stuff
Brunswick oozes creativity and inspiration which is why The Brunswick Muse is the latest community project that aims to incorporate all sectors of our community by showcasing people’s talents in a welcoming environment.
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Posted 12-17-2009 by Dilja Thorpe in Food n Drink stuff, Good Stuff, Melbourne, Music Stuff
We came, we partied, they graphed and I photographed.
Melbourne’s beloved Sketch City family took their painty funshine upto Sydney’s High and Dry festival two weeks ago. ‘The not-for-profit festival is dedicated to developing, supporting and sustaining musical and artistic culture, and encouraging participation in everything possible.’ Congratulations to the organisers for creating such a wonderful festival.
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Posted 12-14-2009 by Poppy Calhoun in Events, Good Stuff, Sydney
Tango has been published almost annually by Cardigan Comics since 1997. Since the third issue, each number has had a sub-theme: ‘Love in Melbourne’, ‘Love and Death’, ‘Love and the Senses’, ‘Love and Sex’, ‘Love and Sedition’ and ‘Love and Food’.
Tango is a showcase for a range of Australian comic books. Each issue of Tango presents comic strip stories by experienced and emerging Australian comic book creators. The Tango project aims to promote and develop the world of Australian comic books.
Posted 12-09-2009 by Poppy Calhoun in Art stuff, Melbourne
I’m trying to save money to go back to Europe so I’ve banned myself from buying any more t-shirts, even awesome shirts like this one that Jeff Hamada (dude from booooooom) did for Crownfarmer. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted 12-01-2009 by 1up in Design Stuff, Good Stuff
This is a little old but I haven’t seen it until now and it’s worthy of a captain’ cook. Mike Perry made a giant zine for an exhibition in Portland.
Posted by Ezzzy in Design Stuff, Good Stuff
Do you make softies or have you ever wanted to but never had the reason to? Well… Meet Me At Mike’s is for their third year collecting softies for the Mirabel Foundation Toy Drive.
There is no real deadline but if you want your piece in the window display or to be sent out as part of the Christmas Appeal you must have them in by Thursday 10 December 2009.
For more information head on over to www.meetmeatmikes.blogspot.com/2009/09/softies-for-mirabel-2009-crafting-for.html
Posted 11-11-2009 by Nicole Tattersall in Art stuff, Good Stuff
To celebrate Leeloo’s 2nd birthday and their support for Australian artists, over 30 creative ladies and lads of oz are all busy currently creating works for Once Upon, a fairy tale themed exhibition to be opened at aMBUSH Gallery on Thursday 19 November.
Each artist has been allocated their own fairy tale to interpret into four original and new artworks all of an A5 size to exhibit. I’ve been given ‘The Golden Goose’ not to be mistaken for ‘The Goose That Layed The Golden Egg’, which has been a bit of fun and just the other day I packaged up the works and sent them off care of the fairy godmother; Australia Post.
Artworks will be available for sale, and from Friday to Sunday and there will be a Leeloo “pop-up store” for you to have a hands-on look at some of their gorgeous online goodies and to even buy some to take home with you.
Posted by Nicole Tattersall in Art stuff, Events, Sydney
Court Jester Cafe will now become home to a new poetry slam commencing this Wednesday 11 November. The monthly event will be hosted by locally renowned poet IQ.
Posted 11-09-2009 by Dilja Thorpe in Good Stuff, Melbourne, Writing stuff
(Leave it alone. By the Focl’s)
A group of geriatric anarchists are giving the Sex Pistols a run for their money and ruffling a few feathers in the little ol’ town of Colac. Members of the band ‘The Focl’s’ (Friends of the Colac Library) are causing disturbances in council meetings and vexing in the recording studio to express their objection toward plans for a new and improved library. Somebody call ‘Lawsie’…
Posted by Tahnee Moore in Design Stuff, Music Stuff, Writing stuff
Iceland is now the first country worldwide to have McDonalds, the internationally recognised symbol of globalisation, evacuate the country.
Posted 11-08-2009 by Dilja Thorpe in Good Stuff, International, Uncategorized
