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05 / 13
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05 / 14
Start: 12:00
Start: 14 May 2010 - 12:00
End: 16 May 2010 - 16:00
Stroke can affect anyone, at any age and stage of life. Stroke is the largest cause of disability in Australia, and the second largest cause of death. It can be an extremely traumatising and life altering occurrence. The Stroke Association of Victoria presents a photography exhibition exploring life after stroke, and the encouragement and inspiration tha many Victorian stroke survivors have found during their recovery process. Life doesn't not end after a traumatic event, it is only changed. The Stroke Association of Victoria offers and provides ongoing support, advice, referrals and information to Victoria stroke survivors, their families and carers. We encourage and support people in reclaiming life after stroke. The most significant service that is provided are the many stroke peer support groups. These groups offer community, support and encouragement by peers who's lives have also been affected by stroke. 'Recovery' is an exhibition of photographs taken by Stroke Association of Victoria's stroke peer support group members, sharing their stories and experiences of inspiration in their lives after stroke. It is our pleasure to extend an invitation to all Victorians to attend this unique and powerful exhibition
When : 14th - 16th May, 2010 | ||
05 / 15
(all day)
Start: 14 May 2010 - 12:00
End: 16 May 2010 - 16:00
Stroke can affect anyone, at any age and stage of life. Stroke is the largest cause of disability in Australia, and the second largest cause of death. It can be an extremely traumatising and life altering occurrence. The Stroke Association of Victoria presents a photography exhibition exploring life after stroke, and the encouragement and inspiration tha many Victorian stroke survivors have found during their recovery process. Life doesn't not end after a traumatic event, it is only changed. The Stroke Association of Victoria offers and provides ongoing support, advice, referrals and information to Victoria stroke survivors, their families and carers. We encourage and support people in reclaiming life after stroke. The most significant service that is provided are the many stroke peer support groups. These groups offer community, support and encouragement by peers who's lives have also been affected by stroke. 'Recovery' is an exhibition of photographs taken by Stroke Association of Victoria's stroke peer support group members, sharing their stories and experiences of inspiration in their lives after stroke. It is our pleasure to extend an invitation to all Victorians to attend this unique and powerful exhibition
When : 14th - 16th May, 2010 Start: 18:30
Start: 15 May 2010 - 18:30
End: 16 May 2010 - 00:30
'Indulgentiam quaeso' A nite of all things beautifully BENT alla italiana. ArciLesbica Australia proudly presents the 2010 Italian Variety lesbian, bisexual, gay, trans*, intersex and queer Style Dance Artisti straordinari; • TV Personality Maria Venuti, AM • Kavisha Mazzella & The Black Nonnas • Rocco D’Amore • Gli Zecchini D’Argento with Signora Gessica • Elvira Andreoli Live Band ‘Duo Combo’ and DJ providing la musica. Saturday 15 May 2010 St Kilda Town Hall 6.30pm – 12.30am Cost: $20 full/ $18 conc. BYO all Drinks & Food. Pre-booked tix only. No door sales on Dance night Venue is people with a different ability friendly. Tix: Angela 0419 592 644 or Start: 20:00
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
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05 / 16
End: 16:00
Start: 14 May 2010 - 12:00
End: 16 May 2010 - 16:00
Stroke can affect anyone, at any age and stage of life. Stroke is the largest cause of disability in Australia, and the second largest cause of death. It can be an extremely traumatising and life altering occurrence. The Stroke Association of Victoria presents a photography exhibition exploring life after stroke, and the encouragement and inspiration tha many Victorian stroke survivors have found during their recovery process. Life doesn't not end after a traumatic event, it is only changed. The Stroke Association of Victoria offers and provides ongoing support, advice, referrals and information to Victoria stroke survivors, their families and carers. We encourage and support people in reclaiming life after stroke. The most significant service that is provided are the many stroke peer support groups. These groups offer community, support and encouragement by peers who's lives have also been affected by stroke. 'Recovery' is an exhibition of photographs taken by Stroke Association of Victoria's stroke peer support group members, sharing their stories and experiences of inspiration in their lives after stroke. It is our pleasure to extend an invitation to all Victorians to attend this unique and powerful exhibition
When : 14th - 16th May, 2010 End: 00:30
Start: 15 May 2010 - 18:30
End: 16 May 2010 - 00:30
'Indulgentiam quaeso' A nite of all things beautifully BENT alla italiana. ArciLesbica Australia proudly presents the 2010 Italian Variety lesbian, bisexual, gay, trans*, intersex and queer Style Dance Artisti straordinari; • TV Personality Maria Venuti, AM • Kavisha Mazzella & The Black Nonnas • Rocco D’Amore • Gli Zecchini D’Argento with Signora Gessica • Elvira Andreoli Live Band ‘Duo Combo’ and DJ providing la musica. Saturday 15 May 2010 St Kilda Town Hall 6.30pm – 12.30am Cost: $20 full/ $18 conc. BYO all Drinks & Food. Pre-booked tix only. No door sales on Dance night Venue is people with a different ability friendly. Tix: Angela 0419 592 644 or (all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
Start: 11:00
End: 16:00
The City of Stonnington is encouraging people to live more sustainably. The annual Sustainable Living Expo provides ideas, and showcases products and services to help you reduce your impact on the environment. Come and discover simple and affordable solutions for everyday living, entertain and educate the children on sustainability, enjoy lunch in the organic food court and learn from environmental presentations. Free event www.stonnington.vic.gov.au/expo | ||
05 / 17
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
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05 / 18
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
Start: 10:00
End: 14:00
You are invited to Northern Support Services’ Open Day. Northern Support Services offers registered courses, pathways to employment, industry based training, job placement and support as well as community education: the arts, health & lifeskills courses. There will be information sessions, interactive activities, studio workshops, exhibitions and performances. Lunch Lunch & refreshments between 1pm - 2pm LOCATION 30 Union Street, Northcote CONTACT Marcela Salgado 9486 5077
EMAIL marcela.salgado@nss.org.au RSVP 12 May 2010 | ||
05 / 19
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
Start: 18:30
End: 20:00
Rebuilding the Refugee Rights Movement
Ramesh Fernandez, RISE Refugee Sue Bolton, Refugee Action Collective Stuart Harrison, Resistance
6.30pm Wednesday May 19
Rudd went to the 2007 election with the promise of a humane refugee policy. He did so because the refugee rights movement that emerged in the Howard years became powerful enough to influence politics in Australia.
Labor’s decision to suspend processing new refugees arriving by boat from Afghanistan and Sri Lanka is a continuation of the previous Howard Government’s racist refugee policies.
Both major parties are scape-goating refugees to distract attention from their neoliberal policies.
All welcome for this important discussion.
Resistance Centre Level 5, Druids House 407 Swanston st City(opposite RMIT) Ph 9639 8622Endorsed by Socialist Alliance www.resistance.org.au | ||
05 / 20
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
Start: 12:30
End: 13:30
May 20 - Day of Action in Solidarity with the people of ThailandMelbourne solidarity rally
Thursday 20 May at 12:30 pm
Soldiers - Don't shoot ! This is a time of crisis for workers in Thailand. The Abhisit government must go. It is the 6th time in the past forty years that the Thai government has used military force to suppress popular discontent against the inequality and corruption of Thai society. Thursday 20 May is the anniversary of the end of Black May in 1992, when the Thai military attacked hundreds of thousands of pro democracy demonstrators in the centre of Bangkok. The demonstrators resisted the attacks, and on 20 May 1992 the King intervened against the government. We stand with the working people of Thailand. All workers in the region and globally should support protest actions and international industrial action and solidarity to assist workers in Thailand. Click here for a sample union letter to send to the Thai government Click here for the AAWL statement on Thailand: Workers Organise to Win ! End the dictatorship - No to Abhisit - No to Thaksin - Yes to Workers' Government ! australia asia worker links - workers change the world - aawl.org.au | ||
05 / 21
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
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05 / 22
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
Start: 00:30
End: 21:30
WONTHAGGI DESALINATION FORUM Speakers : KENNETH DAVIDSON - Editor of Dissent Magazine & Senior Columnist The Age MARY CROOKS - Victorian Women’s Trust GERALDINE GONSALVEZ, THELMA WAKELAM - Residents Against Toxic Waste in the South East (RATWISE) Aquasure has been invited but unfortunately have declined to appear. Bass Coast Shire Council has been invited to speak & we await a final reply.. Chaired by Gareth Barlow - Bass Coast Shire Councillor *********************************************************************************************** Also on the evening : Launch of Wonthaggi Whale Watch 2010 - with slide show of whale sightings in 2009 . Whales have been sighted along our coast for many years. This year, we are running a community Whale Watch programme between Cowes and Cape Liptrap. Find out how you can get involved. For any whale sightings please ring/sms 0438 646677 ********************************************************************************** 7.30 pm, Saturday 22nd May Wonthaggi Town Hall Baillieu St East, Wonthaggi. Refreshments provided Supported by Watershed Victoria and South Gippsland Conservation Society Start: 14:00
End: 20:59
Food Not Bombs is turning 30!!
To celebrate the people who cook/serve/organise/eat in Melbourne are having a large picnic in the Edinburgh gardens from 2pm to 8pm MAy 22nd. There will be free vegan food (donations always welcome!!) and entertainment and hanging out.If you want to be involved in either cooking for the day turn ...up to either Irene's Warehouse, 5 pitt st Brunswick or Loophole Community centre on the day of the celebration, or if you want to play some music/do some entertaining please bring your instruments on the day
Come along to cookings or servings -Monday -10am cooking 5 Pitt st, Bruswick, 12:30pm serving Bruswick st, Fitzroy 5pm Cooking 5 pitt st, Brunswick, 7:30pm serving Footscray oval corner Gordon street an Barkly stTuesday - 5pm cooking 5 pitt st Bruswick, 7:30pm serving corner Getrude and Brusnwick st FiztroySunday - cooking 4pm at Loophole community centre Thornbury, serving there at 6:30pmAnd a reminder, this event is in a public space and we would like to make it as welcoming for EVERYONE to come and celebrate and be inspired to become involved in Food Not Bombs and also to have a rad time, and thus would like to remind you that racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, classism an acting in ways which are oppressive or hurtful to other people at the event IS NOT OK and will not be accepted.Hope to see you all there!!! Happy Birthday FOod Not Bombs! Please tell everyone you know that would like to come.xxx | ||
05 / 23
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
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05 / 24
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
Start: 19:30
End: 20:30
A concert of new works by the University of Melbourne's 3rd Year composers. Featuring new music by: Andrew Aronowicz, Callum Dawlings, Daniel Carter, Lauren Morgan, Martine Wengrow & May Andrewartha. Music for solo shakuhachi, multimedia, piano, plus more. Monday 24th May, 7.30pm. Melba Hall, Royal Parade, Parkville. Free entry. No booking required. Come and support new music in Melbourne. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages&ref=mb#!/event.php?eid=116987554999035 | ||
05 / 25
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
Start: 19:00
End: 20:45
Four session discussion circle on the newly published anthology Smash the Church, Smash the State! The Early Years of Gay Liberation
Tuesdays 7:00 pm – 8:45 pm
First session: Tuesday 25th May Solidarity Salon
580 Sydney Road, Brunswick Take the Upfield train to Anstey Station or Sydney Road tramto Stewart Street. Plenty of free parking is available at the rear. Enter fromStaley Street. “This book represents a snapshot of that moment when queersweren’t obsessed with tying the knot of picking up a rifle to go off and fight‘terrorists.’ Revolution was in the air.”
Tommi Avicolli Mecca,Editor
These essays by dykes, drag queens, transsexuals, and queersof colour, who built the radical movement of sexual minorities in the 1960s and’70s, provide often overlooked insights into modern queer history and usefullessons for today’s generation Q activists. Check out a review of the book at: http://www.socialism.com/drupal-6.8/?q=node/249
Everyone is welcome! Come to any or all four sessions.
For more information call Alison on 9388-0062 or e-mail freedom.socialist.party@ozemail.com.auor visit www.socialism.com/Melbourne Sponsoredby the Freedom Socialist Party Start: 19:30
Start: 25 May 2010 - 19:30
End: 30 May 2010 - 16:30
May 25 - 30, 2010 at The Arts Centre State Theatre with live orchestra!
After touring over 100 cities on five continents, Shen Yun Performing Arts comes to Melbourne for a spectacular, original production of Chinese dance and music. Here's your chance to experience the show that has left millions in awe. Discover for yourself the brilliant choreography, gorgeous costumes, and state-of-the-art backdrops that have astounded audiences everywhere.
SHOW TIME(S)
Tuesday, May 25, 2010 - 19:30 VENUE 100 St. Kilda Road Melbourne Vic. 3000 Australia See map: Google Maps
TICKETS PRICES: $188 Premium, $128 A Reserve, $88 B Reserve, $58 C Reserve ONLINE: theartscentre.com.au PHONE: 1300 182 183 15% Discount for Group Booking/Concession
For all press, advertising, sponsorship, and ticketing inquiries related to these performances, please email .
Presented by:
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05 / 26
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
(all day)
Start: 25 May 2010 - 19:30
End: 30 May 2010 - 16:30
May 25 - 30, 2010 at The Arts Centre State Theatre with live orchestra!
After touring over 100 cities on five continents, Shen Yun Performing Arts comes to Melbourne for a spectacular, original production of Chinese dance and music. Here's your chance to experience the show that has left millions in awe. Discover for yourself the brilliant choreography, gorgeous costumes, and state-of-the-art backdrops that have astounded audiences everywhere.
SHOW TIME(S)
Tuesday, May 25, 2010 - 19:30 VENUE 100 St. Kilda Road Melbourne Vic. 3000 Australia See map: Google Maps
TICKETS PRICES: $188 Premium, $128 A Reserve, $88 B Reserve, $58 C Reserve ONLINE: theartscentre.com.au PHONE: 1300 182 183 15% Discount for Group Booking/Concession
For all press, advertising, sponsorship, and ticketing inquiries related to these performances, please email .
Presented by:
Start: 18:00
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday | ||
05 / 27
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
(all day)
Start: 25 May 2010 - 19:30
End: 30 May 2010 - 16:30
May 25 - 30, 2010 at The Arts Centre State Theatre with live orchestra!
After touring over 100 cities on five continents, Shen Yun Performing Arts comes to Melbourne for a spectacular, original production of Chinese dance and music. Here's your chance to experience the show that has left millions in awe. Discover for yourself the brilliant choreography, gorgeous costumes, and state-of-the-art backdrops that have astounded audiences everywhere.
SHOW TIME(S)
Tuesday, May 25, 2010 - 19:30 VENUE 100 St. Kilda Road Melbourne Vic. 3000 Australia See map: Google Maps
TICKETS PRICES: $188 Premium, $128 A Reserve, $88 B Reserve, $58 C Reserve ONLINE: theartscentre.com.au PHONE: 1300 182 183 15% Discount for Group Booking/Concession
For all press, advertising, sponsorship, and ticketing inquiries related to these performances, please email .
Presented by:
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday | ||
05 / 28
(all day)
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
(all day)
Start: 25 May 2010 - 19:30
End: 30 May 2010 - 16:30
May 25 - 30, 2010 at The Arts Centre State Theatre with live orchestra!
After touring over 100 cities on five continents, Shen Yun Performing Arts comes to Melbourne for a spectacular, original production of Chinese dance and music. Here's your chance to experience the show that has left millions in awe. Discover for yourself the brilliant choreography, gorgeous costumes, and state-of-the-art backdrops that have astounded audiences everywhere.
SHOW TIME(S)
Tuesday, May 25, 2010 - 19:30 VENUE 100 St. Kilda Road Melbourne Vic. 3000 Australia See map: Google Maps
TICKETS PRICES: $188 Premium, $128 A Reserve, $88 B Reserve, $58 C Reserve ONLINE: theartscentre.com.au PHONE: 1300 182 183 15% Discount for Group Booking/Concession
For all press, advertising, sponsorship, and ticketing inquiries related to these performances, please email .
Presented by:
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday | ||
05 / 29
End: 00:00
Start: 15 May 2010 - 20:00
End: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
Saturday May 15th will be the launch of what will (hopefully!) become Melbourne's most eclectic monthly music night. With a mix of chip, breaks, rap, rave, glitched out samples and kickin' party beats, New Classic brings you a night with a little something for everyone. Featuring: ROMY (Macromantics/Heavy Mental) – DJ SET - AOI – LIVE YES/NO/MAYBE – LIVE FLETCH – DJ SET 10 THOUSAND FREE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES – LIVE (SYD) MADDEST KINGS ALIVE – LIVE c-TRIX – LIVE CAT FULL OF GHOSTS – DJ SET – ANDYEXPANDY (BNE) - LIVE
15/05 from 8pm. $5 entry til 9:30/$10 after @The Johnston, Johnston St Fitzroy. FOLLOW US @NEWCLASSICMELB More info at http://bit.ly/NCMelb or http://newclassicmelb.wordpress.com/
(all day)
Start: 25 May 2010 - 19:30
End: 30 May 2010 - 16:30
May 25 - 30, 2010 at The Arts Centre State Theatre with live orchestra!
After touring over 100 cities on five continents, Shen Yun Performing Arts comes to Melbourne for a spectacular, original production of Chinese dance and music. Here's your chance to experience the show that has left millions in awe. Discover for yourself the brilliant choreography, gorgeous costumes, and state-of-the-art backdrops that have astounded audiences everywhere.
SHOW TIME(S)
Tuesday, May 25, 2010 - 19:30 VENUE 100 St. Kilda Road Melbourne Vic. 3000 Australia See map: Google Maps
TICKETS PRICES: $188 Premium, $128 A Reserve, $88 B Reserve, $58 C Reserve ONLINE: theartscentre.com.au PHONE: 1300 182 183 15% Discount for Group Booking/Concession
For all press, advertising, sponsorship, and ticketing inquiries related to these performances, please email .
Presented by:
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday Start: 00:00
Start: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
End: 30 May 2010 - 17:00
The Dandenong Ranges Open Studios weekend has been attracting savvy cultural tourists out from the city since 2004. A map of the hills artists' home studios with a colour guidebook directs visitors on an expedition around the beautiful and iconic Ranges, giving them the opportinity to meet and greet with the artists, view their artwork in an intimate, organic setting, and even see them at work. The Dandenong Ranges hosts a rich and vibrant artistic heritage, which features hills artists working across a range of mediums including woodworking, textiles, ceramics, watercolour, mixed media and more. Open Studios allows local artists to share their artwork and gives visitors the opportunity to get an inside look at the often eclectic and hidden art world of the hills. Toursits use the touring map to guide them through the artists' studios, galleries and arts organisations to discover the many talented artists working the magnificent green leafy hills environment. This years event will run over May 29 and 30, and will feature over 25 of the most talented artists the Dandenong Ranges has to offer. Start: 14:00
End: 16:00
NATIONAL WHITE WREATH DAY - IN REMEMBRANCE OF ALL VICTIMS OF SUICIDE SATURDAY 29 MAY 2010 MELBOURNE VICTORIA LIVING FAITH CHURCH 2PM 37 GRIMSHAW STREET GREENSBOROUGH VIC Contac Sue P: 03 9431 6083 M: 0458 939 474 E: Remembrance Day remembering loved ones, friends work collegues etc who have taken their lives by tragic means. Suicide/mental illness is a national tragedy and shockingly common, affecting almost every Australian family - directly or indirectly. It can strike a child, a mother, father, a grandparent or a co-worker. It can strike someone of any background regardless of whether we are rich, famous or poor. It can strike at any stage of life, from childhood to old age. No community is unaffected, no school or workplace untouched. Deaths by suicide out number those by Road Accidents, SIDS, AIDS and many other forms of death combined each year but because of the myths and stigmas associated with suicide/mental illness, the wider community is not made aware of this tragedy. All are welcomed to attend and lay flowers, photograph etc Fanita Clark CEO White Wreath Assoc Ltd Action Against Suicide www.whitwreath.com Ph: 1300 766 177 Mobile: 0410 526 562 Start: 19:30
End: 23:59
'Tony Abbot is our saviour!' Political backflips & budgie-smugglers Saturday, May 29, 7.30pm (for 8pm start). Brunswick Town Hall, cnr Sydney Rd & Dawson St, Brunswick. A sparkling night of progressive comedy hosted by Melbourne legend Rod Quantock with Catherine Deveny, Toby Halligan, Courteney Hocking, Mathew Kenneally, Trent McCarthy & Ben McKenzie debating the issue. Music by Tracy McNeil & band. Food & drink available. Tickets: $40 solidarity, $25 waged, $12 concession. Booking: book online with your credit card at GLW Comedy Debate; otherwise phone 9639 8622 or 0413 377 978.
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05 / 30
End: 16:30
Start: 25 May 2010 - 19:30
End: 30 May 2010 - 16:30
May 25 - 30, 2010 at The Arts Centre State Theatre with live orchestra!
After touring over 100 cities on five continents, Shen Yun Performing Arts comes to Melbourne for a spectacular, original production of Chinese dance and music. Here's your chance to experience the show that has left millions in awe. Discover for yourself the brilliant choreography, gorgeous costumes, and state-of-the-art backdrops that have astounded audiences everywhere.
SHOW TIME(S)
Tuesday, May 25, 2010 - 19:30 VENUE 100 St. Kilda Road Melbourne Vic. 3000 Australia See map: Google Maps
TICKETS PRICES: $188 Premium, $128 A Reserve, $88 B Reserve, $58 C Reserve ONLINE: theartscentre.com.au PHONE: 1300 182 183 15% Discount for Group Booking/Concession
For all press, advertising, sponsorship, and ticketing inquiries related to these performances, please email .
Presented by:
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday End: 17:00
Start: 29 May 2010 - 00:00
End: 30 May 2010 - 17:00
The Dandenong Ranges Open Studios weekend has been attracting savvy cultural tourists out from the city since 2004. A map of the hills artists' home studios with a colour guidebook directs visitors on an expedition around the beautiful and iconic Ranges, giving them the opportinity to meet and greet with the artists, view their artwork in an intimate, organic setting, and even see them at work. The Dandenong Ranges hosts a rich and vibrant artistic heritage, which features hills artists working across a range of mediums including woodworking, textiles, ceramics, watercolour, mixed media and more. Open Studios allows local artists to share their artwork and gives visitors the opportunity to get an inside look at the often eclectic and hidden art world of the hills. Toursits use the touring map to guide them through the artists' studios, galleries and arts organisations to discover the many talented artists working the magnificent green leafy hills environment. This years event will run over May 29 and 30, and will feature over 25 of the most talented artists the Dandenong Ranges has to offer. | ||
05 / 31
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday | ||
06 / 1
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday | ||
06 / 2
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday | ||
06 / 3
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday | ||
06 / 4
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday Start: 17:00
End: 19:00
GLOBAL NUCLEAR ABOLITION DAY – MELBOURNE EVENT
Friday June 4 | ||
06 / 5
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday Start: 20:00
Last month, Underground Cinema brought you a sold out premiere screening of an international comedy, this time; we’re giving you an AAA pass to one of Melbourne’s hottest gigs, in a secret location of course! This isn’t your average film screening; it’s a midyear party, complete with groupies, uptight music execs and awesome live acts. Melbourne is famous for its live music scene, and for nurturing home grown talent such as The Living End, Jet and Midnight Juggernauts. Since music is such an integral part of Melbourne‘s arts and cultural scene, we decided it was about time we held a music inspired screening. In true Underground Cinema style, this event will completely transport guests to “a fully immersive world inspired by the film.” Next event Date: 5th June 2010 Time: 8pm Location: To be revealed 3 days before Theme: Backstage Price: $25 Dress: Rock star or groupies On the MP3: Indie Rock Bring: Your lighters Genre: Documentary Purchase tickets: http://www.moshtix.com.au/event.aspx?id=37181 | ||
06 / 6
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday Start: 10:00
End: 16:00
David David Tatnall an expert in PinholeCamera Photography will talk about exposures and the finer points oftaking photos with a pinhole camera. The participants will then walk the back lanes andstreets around 69 Smith Smith Street taking photos. David Tatnall will organise thedeveloping and printing of all the film exposed from the day. Small groups of participants willmake Cyanotypes throughout the day. The results, both photographs andcyanotypes will be exhibited at 69 Smith Street Gallery from 30 June to 18 July 2010 with the opening Saturday 3 July 4-6 pm. For further information please email merleparker@hotmail.com or info@69smithstreet.com.au telept Telephone no. 9802 6007 website: www.69smithstreet.com.au
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End: 16:00
Massage, Reiki, Reflexology, Angel Essences, Lifeline Technique, Handmade Jewellery/candles/crafts, Tarot & Psychic Readings, Medical Intuitive, & Lots more. Free Entry. Food & beverages available. * All proceeds from the organisation of this event are donated to the Olivia Newton John Cancer Foundation. All Enquiries : Louise 0409385562 or
Monthly Healers Market@ Kellaway Ave Neighbourhood Centre, 5 Kellaway Ave, Moonee Ponds Start: 13:00
End: 14:00
Celebrate World Environment Day by attending a.... CLOTHING SWAP MEET. Reduce fashion waste, find a new outfit and look great! Date: Sunday, 6th June. Time: 1.00pm. Location: Louis Joel Arts and Communty Centre, 5 Sargood Street, Altona (Mel Ref: Map 54G11). Bring along six garments or accessories that you value but no longer wear, and swap for those that you will wear. Find out more about what to bring and how a swap meet works by visiting www.clothingexchange.com.au Registration for the event is essential. To register, call Helen at Hobsons Bay City Council on (03) 9932 1082 or online at www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au by Friday, 4th June 2010. For any enquiries, please contact Narelle Chambers at the Council on (03) 9932 1104. | ||
06 / 7
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday Start: 19:00
Start: 7 Jun 2010 - 19:00
End: 11 Jun 2010 - 20:00
International Basketball comes to Victoria! Do not miss the chance to see the World Champion Jayco Opals take on Japan in a 3-game series from June 9-11, and the Gilders take on Germany in a 5-game series, from June 7-11 as the teams prepare for the 2010 World Championships.
OPALS AND GLIDERS WORLD CHALLENGE SCHEDULE
June 7 & 8: Gliders v Germany 7pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
June 9: Gliders v Germany 1pm, Dandenong Basketball
Jayco Opals v Japan 7pm, Bendigo Stadium (Tickets: 5444 4208)
June 10: Gliders v Germany 6pm, The Geelong Arena
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, The Geelong Arena (Tickets: 03 5277 1388)
June 11: Gliders v Germany 6pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
(Tickets: 0397947192)
www.basketball.net.au for more
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06 / 8
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday (all day)
Start: 7 Jun 2010 - 19:00
End: 11 Jun 2010 - 20:00
International Basketball comes to Victoria! Do not miss the chance to see the World Champion Jayco Opals take on Japan in a 3-game series from June 9-11, and the Gilders take on Germany in a 5-game series, from June 7-11 as the teams prepare for the 2010 World Championships.
OPALS AND GLIDERS WORLD CHALLENGE SCHEDULE
June 7 & 8: Gliders v Germany 7pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
June 9: Gliders v Germany 1pm, Dandenong Basketball
Jayco Opals v Japan 7pm, Bendigo Stadium (Tickets: 5444 4208)
June 10: Gliders v Germany 6pm, The Geelong Arena
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, The Geelong Arena (Tickets: 03 5277 1388)
June 11: Gliders v Germany 6pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
(Tickets: 0397947192)
www.basketball.net.au for more
Start: 18:00
Start: 8 Jun 2010 - 18:00
End: 2 Jul 2010 - 17:00
Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance will host an exhibition
featuring new works by twenty artists from Araluen Centre’s Studio Art Program. The exhibition
explores the connection between good health and meaningful activity.
The event will be opened at 6pm by Jenny Macklin MP (Federal Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services & Indigenous Affairs) and noted artist David Moore on Tuesday 8th June 2010.
“A Picture of Health” follows an 18 month collaboration between Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance aimed at improving access to health services for people
with intellectual disabilities living in the community. This exhibition extends the work of the partnership beyond the provision of medical care by encouraging physical activity,
emotional well-being and social connectedness.
Araluen Centre provides services to adults with intellectual disabilities that focus on building self
esteem and independence. Araluen’s artists are gaining a reputation for producing work that is expressive, vibrant and fresh. The paintings and drawings demonstrate the positive impact the creative process and community inclusion can have upon individual and community well-being.
Address: Banyule Community Health, 21 Alamein Rd, West Heidelberg (MEL 19 E12)
Exhibition runs: 2 June - 2 July
Further Information:
Araluen Centre
p 9439 2805 or
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06 / 9
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday (all day)
Start: 7 Jun 2010 - 19:00
End: 11 Jun 2010 - 20:00
International Basketball comes to Victoria! Do not miss the chance to see the World Champion Jayco Opals take on Japan in a 3-game series from June 9-11, and the Gilders take on Germany in a 5-game series, from June 7-11 as the teams prepare for the 2010 World Championships.
OPALS AND GLIDERS WORLD CHALLENGE SCHEDULE
June 7 & 8: Gliders v Germany 7pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
June 9: Gliders v Germany 1pm, Dandenong Basketball
Jayco Opals v Japan 7pm, Bendigo Stadium (Tickets: 5444 4208)
June 10: Gliders v Germany 6pm, The Geelong Arena
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, The Geelong Arena (Tickets: 03 5277 1388)
June 11: Gliders v Germany 6pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
(Tickets: 0397947192)
www.basketball.net.au for more
(all day)
Start: 8 Jun 2010 - 18:00
End: 2 Jul 2010 - 17:00
Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance will host an exhibition
featuring new works by twenty artists from Araluen Centre’s Studio Art Program. The exhibition
explores the connection between good health and meaningful activity.
The event will be opened at 6pm by Jenny Macklin MP (Federal Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services & Indigenous Affairs) and noted artist David Moore on Tuesday 8th June 2010.
“A Picture of Health” follows an 18 month collaboration between Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance aimed at improving access to health services for people
with intellectual disabilities living in the community. This exhibition extends the work of the partnership beyond the provision of medical care by encouraging physical activity,
emotional well-being and social connectedness.
Araluen Centre provides services to adults with intellectual disabilities that focus on building self
esteem and independence. Araluen’s artists are gaining a reputation for producing work that is expressive, vibrant and fresh. The paintings and drawings demonstrate the positive impact the creative process and community inclusion can have upon individual and community well-being.
Address: Banyule Community Health, 21 Alamein Rd, West Heidelberg (MEL 19 E12)
Exhibition runs: 2 June - 2 July
Further Information:
Araluen Centre
p 9439 2805 or
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06 / 10
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday (all day)
Start: 7 Jun 2010 - 19:00
End: 11 Jun 2010 - 20:00
International Basketball comes to Victoria! Do not miss the chance to see the World Champion Jayco Opals take on Japan in a 3-game series from June 9-11, and the Gilders take on Germany in a 5-game series, from June 7-11 as the teams prepare for the 2010 World Championships.
OPALS AND GLIDERS WORLD CHALLENGE SCHEDULE
June 7 & 8: Gliders v Germany 7pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
June 9: Gliders v Germany 1pm, Dandenong Basketball
Jayco Opals v Japan 7pm, Bendigo Stadium (Tickets: 5444 4208)
June 10: Gliders v Germany 6pm, The Geelong Arena
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, The Geelong Arena (Tickets: 03 5277 1388)
June 11: Gliders v Germany 6pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
(Tickets: 0397947192)
www.basketball.net.au for more
(all day)
Start: 8 Jun 2010 - 18:00
End: 2 Jul 2010 - 17:00
Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance will host an exhibition
featuring new works by twenty artists from Araluen Centre’s Studio Art Program. The exhibition
explores the connection between good health and meaningful activity.
The event will be opened at 6pm by Jenny Macklin MP (Federal Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services & Indigenous Affairs) and noted artist David Moore on Tuesday 8th June 2010.
“A Picture of Health” follows an 18 month collaboration between Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance aimed at improving access to health services for people
with intellectual disabilities living in the community. This exhibition extends the work of the partnership beyond the provision of medical care by encouraging physical activity,
emotional well-being and social connectedness.
Araluen Centre provides services to adults with intellectual disabilities that focus on building self
esteem and independence. Araluen’s artists are gaining a reputation for producing work that is expressive, vibrant and fresh. The paintings and drawings demonstrate the positive impact the creative process and community inclusion can have upon individual and community well-being.
Address: Banyule Community Health, 21 Alamein Rd, West Heidelberg (MEL 19 E12)
Exhibition runs: 2 June - 2 July
Further Information:
Araluen Centre
p 9439 2805 or
Start: 10:00
End: 14:00
Women in Business Networking Event Thursday 10th June, 2010 - 10am-2pm "Master The Art of Networking" & mini expo Speaker "Di Padgett" Great Networking opportunities & lots of prizes Dorset Gardens Hotel - Elm Convention Room Cost - $45 per person includes morning tea & lunch (no charge for expo table) Expo tables limited so first in first booked. Prepare to be inspired, motivated & leave with a wonderful knowledge of how to network to grow your business Organisers: Tax & Business Planning Pty Ltd - Contact Maree 0408 340 817 or (03) 9751 2322 Registrations close 3rd June 2010. Register Now - Places limited
Start: 18:00
End: 20:30
Tanaka-san Will Not Do Callisthenics screens as part of Asialink’s Winter Writing Series followed by green tea, sake and a Q+A with director Maree Delofski, June 10 at Sidney Myer Asia Centre.
Tanaka-san Will Not Do Callisthenics follows Tanaka Tetsuro, whose refusal to do early-morning company callisthenics led to his sacking. He’s since maintained a daily protest vigil outside the company gates for more than 25 years. In the process, this simple act has exposed the increasingly authoritarian nature of Japanese corporate management systems.
The film’s humour, poignancy and optimism create a complex portrait of an idiosyncratic Japanese nonconformist. Its resonances reverberate beyond Japan into our increasingly globalised world.
Maree Delofski is a documentary film writer/director who has made several award winning films including The Trouble with Merle and A Calcutta Christmas. Her films have screened nationally and internationally at festivals and on television. Maree was awarded an Asialink Literature Residency in India (2000) where she researched and wrote the script for The Trouble with Merle. The script was shortlisted for the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards, and the resulting film won the NSW Premier’s History Award.
Date: Thursday June 10, 2010 Time: 6.00pm Venue: Yasuko Hiraoka Myer Room, Level 1, Sidney Myer Asia Centre, The University of Melbourne Cost: Free Enquiries: Adam Hills, , or phone (+61) 3 9035 4026 Register Online at http://www.asialink.unimelb.edu.au Start: 18:30
End: 20:30
Capitalism: A
Love Story
a film by Michael Moore Thursday 10 June 6.30pm Clarrie Wohlers Centre 51 Albert Street - Brunswick From Michael Moore, the maker of Roger and Me, Sicko and Fahrenheit 9/11, comes a documentary examining how the recent economic crisis affected ordinary people in the United States. At the behest of the 'free market', people lost their homes and their jobs. Banks got bailed out, but people continue to suffer. With the Greek economic crisis now threatening to bring down the European Union and workers being told they must accept pay cuts, welfare cuts and a new round of austerity measures, this documentary is still as timely as ever. It's time to ask, is the problem a few bad executives at Goldman Sachs or capitalism itself? Hosted by Trent Hawkins, Socialist Alliance candidate for the Federal Seat of Wills (how to get there: catch the number 1 or 8 tram along Lygon Street, get off at Albert Street and walk 3 minutes eastwards) Entry by donation Information: 9639 8622 Organised by Socialist Alliance (northern suburbs branch) and Green Left Weekly | ||
06 / 11
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday End: 20:00
Start: 7 Jun 2010 - 19:00
End: 11 Jun 2010 - 20:00
International Basketball comes to Victoria! Do not miss the chance to see the World Champion Jayco Opals take on Japan in a 3-game series from June 9-11, and the Gilders take on Germany in a 5-game series, from June 7-11 as the teams prepare for the 2010 World Championships.
OPALS AND GLIDERS WORLD CHALLENGE SCHEDULE
June 7 & 8: Gliders v Germany 7pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
June 9: Gliders v Germany 1pm, Dandenong Basketball
Jayco Opals v Japan 7pm, Bendigo Stadium (Tickets: 5444 4208)
June 10: Gliders v Germany 6pm, The Geelong Arena
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, The Geelong Arena (Tickets: 03 5277 1388)
June 11: Gliders v Germany 6pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
Jayco Opals v Japan 8pm, Dandenong Basketball Stadium
(Tickets: 0397947192)
www.basketball.net.au for more
(all day)
Start: 8 Jun 2010 - 18:00
End: 2 Jul 2010 - 17:00
Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance will host an exhibition
featuring new works by twenty artists from Araluen Centre’s Studio Art Program. The exhibition
explores the connection between good health and meaningful activity.
The event will be opened at 6pm by Jenny Macklin MP (Federal Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services & Indigenous Affairs) and noted artist David Moore on Tuesday 8th June 2010.
“A Picture of Health” follows an 18 month collaboration between Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance aimed at improving access to health services for people
with intellectual disabilities living in the community. This exhibition extends the work of the partnership beyond the provision of medical care by encouraging physical activity,
emotional well-being and social connectedness.
Araluen Centre provides services to adults with intellectual disabilities that focus on building self
esteem and independence. Araluen’s artists are gaining a reputation for producing work that is expressive, vibrant and fresh. The paintings and drawings demonstrate the positive impact the creative process and community inclusion can have upon individual and community well-being.
Address: Banyule Community Health, 21 Alamein Rd, West Heidelberg (MEL 19 E12)
Exhibition runs: 2 June - 2 July
Further Information:
Araluen Centre
p 9439 2805 or
Start: 17:30
Start: 11 Jun 2010 - 17:30
End: 14 Jun 2010 - 19:00
The Men's, Women's and Rhythmic Gymnastics Victorian Championships and Rhythmic Aussie All Stars is Gymnastics Victoria’s premier event. With over 600 participants, four days of gymnastics competition and live entertainment featuring Sports Aerobics, Acrobatic Gymnastics and AUS Cheer, this event is not to be missed!
When: Queen's Birthday Weekend, 11th- 14th June 2010
Where: State Netball Hockey Centre, Royal Park, Melbourne
Men's Gymnastics- Levels 4- Senior International
The Victorian Men’s Gymnastics team will be out in force in preparation to retain their title as National Champions at the 2010 Australian Championships. Victorian members of the 2010 Pacific Rim gymnastics team and the 2009- 10 National Squad will be competing in Team, Individual All Around and Apparatus Finals competitions.
Women's Gymnastics- National Levels 6- 10 & International Levels 3- Senior International
The event will showcase the best that Women's Gymnastics in Victoria has to offer. Members of the 2008 Australian Olympic Team and 2010 Pacific Rim gymnastics team will be competing in a two day competition. Interstate and international teams will also be in attendance enhancing the competition experience for particpants and spectators.
Rhythmic Gymnastics- National and International Levels 1- 10
Aussie All Stars is an invitational competition open to interstate and international Rhythmic Gymnastics teams. Unlike most Rhythmic Gymnastics events it is team based, and includes all levels, National and International Streams. The competition will be run in conjunction with the Senior Victorian Championships in the secondary hall of the competition venue.
Start: 18:30
End: 20:00
Melbourne Anti Intervention Collective Presents....
a Public Meeting
On the site of the famous Wave Hill Walk off, Aboriginal people are
again working for rations.
As part of the Northern Territory Intervention, Aboriginal people have
had their welfare quarantined, their land “compulsorily acquired” and
government business managers in control of communities. Community
run programs were cut, and with them thousands of Jobs for Aboriginal
people.
Now, as part of work for the dole schemes, Aboriginal workers in the
NT are working full-time for dole payments that are income-managed,
meaning they are effectively working for rations — returning people to
'50s era racial discrimination.
Peter Inverway, a builder from Kalkaringi, works under this system. He
will be speaking to this public meeting to expose the reality of this
scheme and the racism of the NT Intervention.
These workers see this rations work and the Intervention in general as
an attempt to make life in remote communities impossible, and to
assimilate Aboriginal people. Across the Northern Territory, CDEP
workers are joining unions and seeking support from workers and
unionists in the cities to fight this racist use of Aboriginal people as
cheap labour.
Come to this public meeting to find out more about the CDEP Work for
Basics cards, and show your support for the fight for Aboriginal rights.
Contact: Lucy Honan 0404728104 or Sharon Firebrace 040141496
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06 / 12
(all day)
Start: 26 May 2010 - 18:00
End: 19 Jun 2010 - 18:00
*WARNING - LEAKING DOCUMENT THIS PRESS RELEASE MAY BE CONTAMINATED BY ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ A MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BY THE COLLECTIVE A-17P (Artists of the 17th Parallel). website: http://a-17p.blogspot.com Five artists linked by the Vietnam War raise questions on the usage of chemical warfare from WWII to today's conflict in the Middle East.
contact:
Kelly Manning on mob: 0431 157 331
A-17P Members are: DOMINIC GOLDING (melb), MAI LONG (syd), KELLY MANNING(melb) & VAN THANH RUDD(melb) with special guest artist Kristine McCarroll (france/australia)
Chemical warfare has been implemented as a tool of destruction on a mind-boggling scale from the Vietnam War to the Middle East conflict, which still rages today. ‘CHEMICAL AGENTS’ asks why? This new contribution of work includes installation, painting, and three-dimensional objects and delves into the individual psyches of five contemporary Australian artists, on themes of chemical warfare and the enduring nature of human destruction at our own hands. Dominic, Mai, Kelly and Van formed the A-17P Collective early in 2009. They recognise art as a mechanism that is sensitive to everyday realities. Where: The Library Artspace, 100 Barkley St Nth Fitzroy. Opening Night: Wednesday 26th MAY 2010 6pm to 8pm Opening Hours: 12-6pm Tuesday to Saturday (all day)
Start: 8 Jun 2010 - 18:00
End: 2 Jul 2010 - 17:00
Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance will host an exhibition
featuring new works by twenty artists from Araluen Centre’s Studio Art Program. The exhibition
explores the connection between good health and meaningful activity.
The event will be opened at 6pm by Jenny Macklin MP (Federal Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services & Indigenous Affairs) and noted artist David Moore on Tuesday 8th June 2010.
“A Picture of Health” follows an 18 month collaboration between Banyule Community Health and Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance aimed at improving access to health services for people
with intellectual disabilities living in the community. This exhibition extends the work of the partnership beyond the provision of medical care by encouraging physical activity,
emotional well-being and social connectedness.
Araluen Centre provides services to adults with intellectual disabilities that focus on building self
esteem and independence. Araluen’s artists are gaining a reputation for producing work that is expressive, vibrant and fresh. The paintings and drawings demonstrate the positive impact the creative process and community inclusion can have upon individual and community well-being.
Address: Banyule Community Health, 21 Alamein Rd, West Heidelberg (MEL 19 E12)
Exhibition runs: 2 June - 2 July
Further Information:
Araluen Centre
p 9439 2805 or
(all day)
Start: 11 Jun 2010 - 17:30
End: 14 Jun 2010 - 19:00
The Men's, Women's and Rhythmic Gymnastics Victorian Championships and Rhythmic Aussie All Stars is Gymnastics Victoria’s premier event. With over 600 participants, four days of gymnastics competition and live entertainment featuring Sports Aerobics, Acrobatic Gymnastics and AUS Cheer, this event is not to be missed!
When: Queen's Birthday Weekend, 11th- 14th June 2010
Where: State Netball Hockey Centre, Royal Park, Melbourne
Men's Gymnastics- Levels 4- Senior International
The Victorian Men’s Gymnastics team will be out in force in preparation to retain their title as National Champions at the 2010 Australian Championships. Victorian members of the 2010 Pacific Rim gymnastics team and the 2009- 10 National Squad will be competing in Team, Individual All Around and Apparatus Finals competitions.
Women's Gymnastics- National Levels 6- 10 & International Levels 3- Senior International
The event will showcase the best that Women's Gymnastics in Victoria has to offer. Members of the 2008 Australian Olympic Team and 2010 Pacific Rim gymnastics team will be competing in a two day competition. Interstate and international teams will also be in attendance enhancing the competition experience for particpants and spectators.
Rhythmic Gymnastics- National and International Levels 1- 10
Aussie All Stars is an invitational competition open to interstate and international Rhythmic Gymnastics teams. Unlike most Rhythmic Gymnastics events it is team based, and includes all levels, National and International Streams. The competition will be run in conjunction with the Senior Victorian Championships in the secondary hall of the competition venue.
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