Monday, July 31, 2006

THE RED PAINTINGS: DESTROY THE ROBOTS PART TWO 5 aug

Orchestral Sci-Fi Art Rockers ‘The Red Paintings’, commence their “Destroy the Robots” this week, the second in a trilogy of tours celebrating the success of the EPs first single “Pickles”. 
The first EP tour, labeled “The Uprising Of The Robots” saw the band successfully marching thru major cities and towns unannounced in large robots, causing quite a stir.
Each part of the tour trilogy will contain new songs and a stage show created for each tour only. For fans and the curious alike, this unique live music experience is not to be missed.
For more info go to www.theredpaintings.com or www.myspace.com/theredpaintings

Sat 5th August, 2006 - Fowler’s Live, Adelaide

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COME AND SEE OUR MOB AT THE ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE

The Adelaide Festival Centre is proud to present Our Mob, a celebration of regional and remote South Australian Aboriginal artists on display in the Festival Centre Artspace and foyers 8 August – 24 September.

From our southern coasts, through the Flinders Ranges and the Riverland to the red desert sands of the state’s north, this exhibition, for the first time, draws together works of aboriginal artists from all across the state. 
Also coinciding with the exhibition is Sharing Our Stories, a two-day forum for South Australian Aboriginal Artists, to be held Monday 7 and Tuesday 8 August in the Festival Centre Banquet Room. Presented by Ananguku Arts, these unique forums will have a number of sessions during which Aboriginal artists and representatives of arts projects from around South Australia will discuss a range of topics, including setting up and running arts projects, selling, marketing art, copyright and seeking funding.
What:               Adelaide Festival Centre Exhibition: Our Mob
 When:              9 August – 24 September 2006
 Where:             Artspace, Adelaide Festival Centre (Access via Festival Drive, or Dunstan Playhouse Foyer)Disability access via Festival Bridge from North Terrace, or AFC Amphitheatre ramp
Opening Hours: 12noon - 5pm Wednesday – Sunday

Cost:                FREE

To complement Our Mob Tandanya will be showing Our City Mob showcasing the artworks of metropolitan South Australian Aboriginal artists from 4 August - 5 November.

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OKKERVIL RIVER 9 sep

Saturday 9 September - Fowler’s Live, with Jack Ladder + guests

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Cult Italian Director Double Bill. CINEMATIC CABARET FILM CLUB

CINEMATIC CABARET FILM CLUB
Upstairs - 15 Kingston Ave, Richmond
$10 Full & $8 Conc. Film Club Membership.
Membership Covers 3 Nights / 3 Months
COMING IN AUGUST!  Cult Italian Director Double Bill.
THE TENTH VICTIM Directed by Elio Petri, stars Marcello Mastroianni and Ursula Andress in this bizarre vision of a futuristic society where people kill each other for sport and good TV.  ‘Wild, Funny, Unique and Totally Entertaining.’ - imdb.com.
DANGER: DIABOLIK! - Cult adaptation of the famous Italian comic strip about the cunning superthief ‘Diabolik’, directed by Italian maestro Mario Bava and scored by Ennio Morricone. ‘A neglected masterpiece of the genre’ - Jeffrey M.Anderson, Combustible Celluloid. The film that inspired the music video ‘Body Movin’ by the Beastie Boys.

(Double bill is classed as a single film on club memberships)
For further details contact ROAD MOVIE:  roadmovie@esc.net.au

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The Sweet Sixteenth Meredith Music Festival.

The Sweet Sixteenth Meredith Music Festival.
December 8, 9 and 10, The Supernatural Amphitheatre, Meredith, Victoria.
Tickets on sale 10am Tuesday September 12th. Everything You Need To Know will be at www.mmf.com.au

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The LEE MARVIN Readings Mondays

Gallery de la Catessen  9 Anster Street, Adelaide           0429 098 769
The LEE MARVIN Readings   Mondays 7:30 for 8pm start - $5
6th Reading August 7th -
LEE MARVIN IN A LONELY PLACE
ADEEB KAMAL AD-DEEN   Iraq / Rachel Manning / Kate Deller-Evans / Ros Prosser
7th Reading August 14th
LEE MARVIN IN A MELLOW MOOD
Stephen Lawrence / Jason Sweeney / RACHEL HENNESSY / CAROL LEFEVRE / Linda Marie Walker
8th Reading August 21st
LEE MARVIN IN A GADDADAVIDA
Moya Costello / Simon Robb / Gail Walker / STEPHEN WHITTINGTON: John Cage’s Overpopulation & Art (1992)
KEN BOLTON: THE CIRCUS
9th Reading August 28th
LEE MARVIN IN A PURPLE HAZE
RAY LIVERSIDGE (Vic) / Pru La Motte / Cath Kenneally / Francesca Da Rimini / KEN BOLTON: THE CIRCUS
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Alison Currie 5 & 9 aug

Alison Currie is performing in a couple of self devised solo shows ‘Next Door’ for the South Australian Living Artists
(SALA)  Week Moving Image Festival.

Sat 5th Aug 3pm at HeadQuarters Richmond
Wed 9th Aug 7pm at Higherground, Rundle St Adelaide

…A couple of short performances and lots of video Art - should be a fun couple of nights.

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Moving Image @ Higher Ground

Moving Image @ Higher Ground (ex Imax across from Palace Nova Cinema on Rundle St): this exhibition features a broad range of artists (including 3 screens of Sam Oster’s new
Moving Image work) – this opens at 7pm on Wed 9th August.
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Soft Around the Edges

Soft Around the Edges presents work by Eric Algra, Don Brice, Simon Casson, Andrew Dunbar, Lachlan Millard, Sam Oster and Ronda Wallis. Also showing is Hardware, works by jeweler & sculptor Leonie Westbrook. The exhibition runs throughout SALA at HQ Gallery, upstairs @ Headquarters,15 Kingston Ave Richmond (open Tues to Sun 10am – 6pm)


 SALA exhibition ‘Soft Around the Edges’, an exhibition of “low-fi” contemporary photography by leading South Australian photographers. The exhibition is a collection of work by artists working with low-end technology to produce their work.   The exhibition will open for SALA on Saturday August 5th at 5pm, and is the inaugural public exhibition at HQ Gallery at Headquarters (an artist’s collective in
Richmond).

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Charles Jenkins supported by Vic Conrad & the First Third

Charles Jenkins supported by Vic Conrad & the First Third at the Grace Emily Hotel, this Wednesday August 2nd.

*interview with Charles Jenkins on freewheelin’ 9-10 pm 101.5 fm tuesday 1 aug

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