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Arts & Entertainment
Astrophysical Sculpture with Kit Webster
Before taking to Terminal Projekt this weekend as part of Vivid Live, 3D projectionist Kit Webster chats to us about catering to the eyes, as well as the ears.
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Ryoji Ikeda’s test pattern [No 5]
Acclaimed Japanese sound and light artist Ryoji Ikeda brings together an avalanche of binary code and electronic noise in a monumental installation at Carriageworks.
Sam Leach’s Abstract Past
Leading Melbourne-based artist Sam Leach’s inventive photorealist works depicting a strange future come to Sydney.
GoodGod’s Trivial Pursuit
If you know more about Larry David and Matt Groening than geography and politics, then this trivia is for you.
Get with the Program at HRAFF
We get an insider’s perspective on film programming at the Human Rights Arts & Film Festival.
Head On Backyard Exhibition
Showing in Centennial Parklands, Sydney’s shared backyard, this exhibition expounds the intimacy of a much-loved private space, all captured on a mobile device.
Sending Flowers Just Because
New online florist Little Flowers understands that it’s the gesture that counts.
Wangechi Mutu’s Mysterious World
Using collage, drawing, sculpture, installation and video, Kenyan artist Wangechi Mutu’s otherworldly exhibition at the MCA will both shock and surprise.
Satellite Boy
Filmed in some of Australia’s most remote locations on a shoestring budget, Catriona McKenzie’s debut feature film, Satellite Boy, captures something quintessentially Australian.
Creative Spaces: The Shipping Container
Designer Henry Wilson has built his Rozelle studio using discarded shipping containers in the middle of a shipping yard.
Work Shopping Sydney’s Creativity
A new kind of educational space is helping enliven Sydney’s creative shift.
Creative Couples: The Contemporary Dancers
Waangenga Blanco and Tara Gower have toured the world with Bangarra Dance Theatre and have spent the past six years working together. So why did it take so long for them to become a couple?
Soul Rebel
Blender showcases an exhibition tracing the life of Bob Marley, as seen through the lens of renowned photojournalist David Burnett.
Taking a Ride with Andy Bull
Best known for a collaboration with Lisa Mitchell and his cover of Tears for Fears’ song Everybody Wants to Rule the World on Triple J’s Like a Version, musician Andy Bull is taking a new approach with his first self-produced single and upcoming national tour.
Martha Wainwright: Come Home to Mama
The youngest sibling in a famous musical family, Martha Wainwright explores the juxtaposition between losing her mother and becoming one on her third studio album, Come Home to Mama.
Queen Elizabeth
Life as she knows it is about to change forever for Australian actress Elizabeth Debicki, who stars opposite Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire in The Great Gatsby and will next appear alongside Cate Blanchett and Isabelle Huppert on the Sydney stage.
A Crafted Approach
The biannual market and treasure trove returns for its first 2013 offering, with stalls filled to the brim with handmade one-of-a-kinds, out of the cold and away from the regular spot.
A Guide to Chippendale
For its small size, this little suburb has packed the most it can into its streets, from cosy cafes, beer gardens with twinkling lights, to world-class galleries and art spaces.
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