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— Sydney, Wednesday May 22, 2013 —
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...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead with Sincerely, Grizzly
'Sketches Of Bacon' group show opening
Yes I'm Leaving album launch with Narrow Lands, Yard Duty and Obat Batuk
EATDRINK
Prato Cafe & Diner
FinSki's Food Store
Albert Tucker Slow Coffee
GOODS
The Social Studio collection #7
SUNDAY SOMEWHERE 'Sky High' and 'High Life' collections
Dreamcatching with Something Else
HEAR
Yes I'm Leaving, 'Mission Bulb'
Standish/Carlyon, 'Deleted Scenes'
The Stabs, 'Dirt'
LOOK
JD Reforma, 'Last Resort'
Wellington St Projects group show, 'Oi!'
Petra Gemeinboeck and Rob Saunders, 'Accomplice'
MAKE
Multipurpose balls
Cat training
Waterfall braid
MEET
Once And For All: How to sharpen a knife, with Age Durrant
Once And For All: How to take a bath, with Matt Lennon
Once And For All: How to wear a scarf, with Jenny Kee
READ
An interview with Sheila Heti
Sam Wallman, 'Pen Erases Paper'
The Suburban Review, Vol. Zero
SHOP
Archives at Poepke
Grandfathers Axe
búl pop up
STRAY
The Speeding Bulletin, issue #2
Semi-Permanent final speaker announcement
Prince Alfred Park Pool
STREET
Daft Punk at the Wee Waa show
Tim and Eric Trivia
WATCH
HRAFF, Informant
HRAFF, Alias Ruby Blade
Tabu
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“deep fried birthday cake for people who both love cake and hate themselves” The Dip second birthday, Dip Hop launch and first annual hot dog eating contest by Marissa Shirbin
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Marissa Shirbin · May 21, 2013
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Speeding Bulletin where we write snappy about everything we've heard hot off the hot streets around town. Do ...
Claire Connors · May 21, 2013
You know that creepy radical activist type at uni who just never lets up with the slogans and the posters and the weaseling of suckers into a conversation ab...
This year's Human Rights Arts and Film Festival includes Australian documentary Alias Ruby Blade, about a Melbourne activist who played a pivotal role in...
Aniqa Mannan · May 20, 2013
If you only heard them, Yes I'm Leaving would have you imagining three steel-capped warrior punks of an ilk quite unlike that depicted in their first mus...
· May 20, 2013
Heather drove to the Wee Waa show on the weekend to check out the wood chop, dodgem cars, showgirl competition, Wee Waa's Got Talent show and Daft Punk...
Us · May 20, 2013
We thought we'd heard the last from Semi-P, but this morning they announced their final, final Sydney speaker Andrew Quilty. His name sits next to a ripp...
Mel Campbell · May 16, 2013
This black-and-white melodrama about colonialism and forbidden love left me bewildered. It’s loosely inspired by FW Murnau’s 1931 film of the same name. In a...
Sarah Booth · May 16, 2013
It's interesting that in its original naming, The Social Studio so perfectly envisaged what it would become. Unique in Australia, it's a particularly...
Hayley Morgan · May 16, 2013
Poepke have set up a selection of archival pieces in the back section of the store. Walking inside is like stepping into a museum of good decisions. Good dec...
Wilfred Brandt · May 16, 2013
One thing Sydney does extremely well is swimming pools. I'm unaware of any other city where you're never more than a stone's throw away from a po...
In my experience, few words shine brighter than 'posthumous tribute to Aaliyah and Left-Eye'. For this exhibition, JD Reforma connects the dots betwe...
Tim Scott · May 16, 2013
'Futurist dub-pop', 'fractured funk'. In its short existence the music of Standish/Carlyon has already earned a few descriptors. I'll jus...
Angela Bennetts · May 16, 2013
From the outset, I was almost entirely convinced I’d become best friends with Sheila Heti. Like how a ball is thrown and then caught by a hand, so too would ...
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Issue 387
we're not lion
The truth: we had a blow out in the stooge this week, an Aaliyah vs Left-Eye conflict. Wilf got his shoes trapped in the electronic lockers at the new Prince Alfred Park Pool. Pen erases paper. Angela spoke with Sheila Heti and nearly became her friend. The Stabs write the most psychopathic opening line ever. Modra can juggle.
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