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Weekly Mixtape #24

Article published 3rd Sep 10
Genre: Other
Release: Podcast
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Multiple vintage synthesizers, electric organs and keyboards fill the wood-paneled Recital Hall. Trained composer Julian Day, and his group of musicians, key towards a haunting, meditated soundtrack - and all spacial awareness is lost. Or found.

An Infinity Room opens this Friday. We asked Julian Day to answer a few questions and compile a mixtape so we could get clued in to his influences.

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Tomorrow When The War Began

Article published 2nd Sep 10
Format: Cinema
Genre: Action
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A bunch of unfeasibly attractive teenagers go bush. Laughing, flirting, frolicking beside creeks and campfires... Something bad's definitely about to happen. Luckily, this isn't yet another of those shitty horror flicks Australian filmmakers insist on continuing to make. This all-Aussie action blockbuster is based on John Marsden's beloved young-adult novels set in an Australia invaded by an unspecified foreign power.

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Strobe, Kevin Tran

Article published 2nd Sep 10
Gallery Type: Contemporary Art Space
Location: Eastern Suburbs
Medium: Mixed
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Kevin Tran made his solo debut in 2009, circled the globe (exhibiting all over Austalia, Hong Kong and California) and by March 2010 was granted an artist-in-residency at Newington Armory Studios, which is where he created his most recent body of work, Strobe. Bravo!

By applying chalk pastel, acrylic, gouache, water colour, Indian ink and pencil onto plywood, Tran has created limited edition prints that embody a particular energy and rhythm found within the crowds of people, places and memories that define the balmy nights of Summer.

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Tea Parlour

Article published 2nd Sep 10
Location: Inner West
Venue Type: Cafe
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Bill Simmons, who probably couldn't be less related to a tea parlour in Redfern, consistently employs a rhetorical technique of establishing a number of facts and then challenging the reader to deny interest. Applied here, it would work thus: if someone mentions "a cafe that plays Biggie and serves scones; old china and BOOZE," tell me you're not interested.

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