Art that cannot be bought has a certain form of distinction. The public visual library that is White Rabbit has succeeded in culturally framing the suburb of Chippendale in which it lives. Here the art belongs to everyone.
The contemporary art featured in The Tao of Now might originate from one land, but presents no opportunity for generalisation. And as the Tao (true nature of the world) often cannot be adequately expressed in words, White Rabbit Gallery unleashes its second collection of alternative expressions.**The new manifestations breathe life into the converted four-story knitting factory, literally. Kombi vans take their first breath, plants grow from human spines, motorcycles are reinvented and a plait of hair assumes a new personality a grand 11m scale.
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Vivid Live: Stop The VirgensIf you heard Karen O was doing her take on an opera, you wouldn’t be too surprised to find it described a ‘Psycho Opera‘....
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Bappi Lahiri, ‘Aaj Kaa M.L.A.’ ...The lyrics may be questionable, however his musical arrangements are sublime; the self-proclaimed ‘Disco King’ of Bollywood, Bappi Lahiri,...
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Felicity Boevink VisorsWith absolutely no ball-sports in mind, Brisbane milliner Felicity Boevink creates her visors in black, nude and a futurist holographic silver...
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Making Wet: The Magazine of Gourmet...Los Angeles. Few cities in modern times are surrounded by so much mythology, and misinformation. One thing I love about Los Angeles is the sheer...
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La Lupita and Al CarbónAl Carbón is a soon-to-be launched food truck (the truck itself is still being fabricated). While they rev their engine, the owners have fitted...
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Gala Curios, ‘Decadence’ ...It is actually pretty much perfect that this range is called ‘Decadence’. Not only is the ethos of the range denoted by a dictionary-correct...