Keyword results: Darlinghurst
Never Far
WHAT
NEVER FAR
WHERE
CHINA HEIGHTS GALLERY, 257 CROWN ST, DARLINGHURST
WHEN
FRI OCT 3, 6.30PM
FREEEEEE!
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: W
The Temper Trap / Flying Foxes / Songs
WHAT
THE TEMPER TRAP / FLYING FOXES / SONGS
WHERE
OXFORD ART FACTORY, 38-46 OXFORD ST, DARLINGHURST
WHEN
THUR SEPT 25, 8PM
HOW MUCH
$12 + BF HERE
WIN
ONE OF TWO DOUBLE PASSES. JUST EMAIL WIN@TWOTHOUSAND.COM.AU WITH THE SUBJECT 'BUST A LUNG'
So Temper Trap are from Melbourne - but they love Sydney. It's true. They're part of a growing breed that gloss over our Rugby players and prossies with beaches and babes. How can we not love them in return? Especially when Dougie is busting his lungs and Lorenzo's on the keys. We've waxed lyric about these ratbags before, so we won't bend too many ears now.
Event: Bands
Stimulus: E
A Dip Into Comprehension
Have you ever seen a film instillation at China Heights before? Yes? And we thought we were Heights junkies. Well perhaps you're a superior art connoisseur, a truer believer in the support of free booze, or a more steadfast supporter of the beloved finger-on-the-pulse, gallery. Well, sir, you've outdone us.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: A
Traps
WHAT
TRAPS
WHERE
SPECTRUM, 34 OXFORD ST, DARLINGHURST
WHEN
SAT SEP 13, 8PM
HOW MUCH
$10
WIN
A DOUBLE PASS TO THE SHOW AND A COPY OF THE NEW SINGLE, 'COMMON ERRORS'. TO ENTER EMAIL WIN@TWOTHOUSAND.COM.AU WITH THE SUBJECT LINE 'SHUT YOUR TRAPS'. SUBSCRIBER ONLY ENTRY.
Common errors in etiquette include sitting too close to a stranger on the train, laughing garishly at something that was stated in grave seriousness, and lack of body odour maintenance (c'mon - a little spray and go wouldn't go astray). ‘Common Errors' when referring to Sydney band Traps however, is the first single off their debut EP, filled with a jumble of guitars and driven rhythms.
Event: Bands
Stimulus: A
PHIBS
WHAT
PHIBS
WHERE
CHINA HEIGHTS GALLERY, 257 CROWN ST, DARLINGHURST
WHEN
OPENS FRI SEPT 5, 6.30-9PM
TILL WED SEPT 10
HOW MUCH
FREE
PHIBS is a vandal... but a good one. His works of graffiti 'art' make the streets fun and interesting to look at, and that should put a tick in everyone's box. I'd rather see a crazy, bright, maze-like, tribalesque graff piece, than another ad telling me to worry about my superannuation (urgh!). He also does other cool stuff, like that piece on the side of the Max Brenner in Paddington, and a massive Mickey Mouse comic on the side of some building.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: A
The Falconer
Read this slowly, god knows it took us a while to digest. This is a l-i-c-e-n-s-e-d cafe. On O-x-f-o-r-d S-t-r-e-e-t. Where you will a-c-t-u-a-l-l-y want to stay a while.
As its neighbours dance at light speed, Falconer quietly cruises through coffee (morning) and wine (evening) accompanied by a tasting plate (any time).
Consequential Autonomy - Edward Woodley
WHAT
CONSEQUENTIAL AUTONOMY - EDWARD WOODLEY
WHERE
MONSTER CHILDREN GALLERY, 20 BURTON ST, DARLINGHURST
WHEN
OPENS THUR AUG 21, 6PM
HOW MUCH
FREE
Edward Woodley, half the brains behind China Heights, is showing his new work at Monster Children this Thursday. By using bits and pieces he's pocketed on his travels, Woodley shows us where he's explored and where he wants to explore. Working with maps, old metal signage, timber and other seemingly unwanted materials, Woodley shines a little industrial light on the pop art scene.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: A
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