Art & About 2014 program - Art in unusual places

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In an age where it’s seemingly possible to document almost anything, so many experiences we once took for granted are fast disappearing.

This year Art & About Sydney turns its gaze to the ‘endangered’: kids roaming our streets, privacy, letter writing, dropping in unannounced, shopping in person, local food and the backyard. When we think of what’s at risk, we immediately think of our natural environment – but these other small and frequently forgotten aspects of life are also at stake.

During Art & About, local and international artists bring their unique response to the threatened to our city streets and public spaces. Whether it’s the sad, the silly, the harmful, the hilarious, the obvious or the obscure, their works let us all immerse ourselves in what we are losing, and in doing so, bring hope to the endangered once more.

Enjoy the festival.

ENDANGERED

Creative Director —

GILL MINERVINI

Each spring Art & About Sydney celebrates our city’s creativity and imagination, with local and international artists bringing their ideas, wit and unique spirit to the spaces we all share.

This year we are focussing on the endangered – what we’ve lost or are in danger of losing. From the local milk bar, once seen in small towns and suburbs across Australia, to sending a postcard on holiday or simply being uncontactable; artists and performers have given us their own response to all that is disappearing from our lives. Their work is thought-provoking, surprising and sure to inspire and intrigue.

Our creative community, and shared celebrations of this creativity, are fundamental to the identity of our city. The City has long recognised the importance of fostering an environment where ideas and imagination can flourish through grants, public art programs and the encouragement of finegrain activity.

This year we released our Creative City policy, a comprehensive plan for how we can best use our resources to continue supporting our creative communities. This followed extensive consultation with residents, artists, performers and the many people engaged in creative and cultural pursuits. Their input and ideas were invaluable in formulating an action plan. This includes an expanded role for Art & About Sydney, with projects throughout the year, in addition to the annual celebration of art in our streets and public spaces.

I look forward to the continued flourishing of Sydney’s unique and vibrant creative spirit as we enjoy Art & About Sydney together, and as we implement our Creative City policy in the years to come.

Lord Mayor —

CLOVER MOORE

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1. Friday Night Live Martin Place Page 4–7

2. The Banner Gallery Banners on George Street,

Martin Place, William Street, Oxford Street, Glebe Point Road, Redfern Street and World Square (680 George Street)

Page 8–9

3. Here, Now 307 Pitt Street, Sydney - look up Page 10–11

4. Us Queen Victoria Forecourt, George and Druitt streets Page 12–13

5. Neon Nomads Hyde Park south, enter via corner of Park and Elizabeth streets Page 14–15

6. Bodies in Urban Spaces Start at Archibald Fountain Page 16–17

7. Trolleys Customs House Square

Pitt Street Mall Hyde Park north – Archibald Fountain Page 18–19

8. Australian Life St James walkway Hyde Park north 4–25

9. Little Sydney Lives Sandringham Gardens Hyde Park north Page 26–27

POTTS POINT REDFERN

SYDNEY CBD

5119 SEPT – 12 OCT 2014

10. The Walking Neighbourhood

10A. The Rex Centre 58A Macleay Street (Entrance near Baroda Street) Potts Point

Page 20–21

10B. 107 Projects107 Redfern Street, Redfern

Page 20–21

MAP

319 SEPT – 12 OCT 2014

FRIDAy NIGht LIVE

MUSEUMS AND GALLERIESUP LAtE

54 19 SEPT – 12 OCT 2014

ARtIStS’ MARKEt At thE StAtE LIBRARyCelebrate Art & About Sydney at the popular Artists’ Market. Discover a treasure trove of Australian made and designed art and craft works, homewares and jewellery. The café bar will be open with a special guest DJ, and you can also catch Life Interrupted and Portraits of War: The Crown Studios Project on their final night in the Mitchell Galleries.

19 SEPTEmbEr / 6Pm – 9PmState Library of NSW, Macquarie WingMacquarie Street, Sydney

sl.nsw.gov.au

Catch free vintage shuttle buses from Martin Place to Sydney museums and galleries up late.

Design Based in Adelaide, Mash Designs created the hugely popular Lola’s Pergola on the River Torrens for the 2014 Adelaide Festival and are part of the seriously creative Happy Motel.

Lighting Design Matt Marshall has lit almost every festival and theatre company in Australia, including iOTA’s Smoke and Mirrors for Sydney Festival.

Hosts Loose Canon Arts is a Sydney-based theatre company that has made quirky and unexpected performances for public events such as Primo Italiano and Art & About Sydney as well as Sydney Opera House and Sydney Festival.

music Bustamento is a tropical shaking six-piece that pays homage to the rhythms of the Caribbean. The Morrisons are a raucous six-piece string band forging elements of alt country, bluegrass and folk. Hot Potato Band will bring New Orleans to Martin Place.

Food Jared Ingersoll’s Dank St Depot was one of the first Sydney restaurants to put farmers as well as the chef on the menu. He has spent nearly three decades highlighting the importance of local, seasonal and sustainable food.

bar Cake Wines is a boutique, independent wine business based in the Adelaide Hills.

When 19 SEPTEmbEr / 5Pm – 10Pm

Where Martin Place, Sydney

Image: National Archives of Australia: B942, Slide 66

Slip on your thongs, give your best loud shirt and stubbies a quick press, and join us for a backyard barbie in Martin Place to celebrate the launch of Art & About Sydney!

We’ve mowed the lawn, set up the table tennis, decorated the hills hoist and put out the best garden furniture to recreate a suburban backyard slap bang in the middle of the city.

Your party hosts are Liesel Badorrek and Johnny Nasser from Loose Canon Arts, and they’ve turned on a spread. Australian chef and passionate sustainable food advocate Jared Ingersoll is on barbie duty and boutique winemakers Cake Wines are running the bar.

Enjoy live music from The Morrisons, Bustamento and Hot Potato Band playing everything from country to Latin and Dixie jazz. Double J have made us a special BBQ mix and there’s even a slide show. Settle in for the night, or kick on to the neighbours’ – with galleries and museums across the city taking part in the festivities and opening their doors ‘til late!

Our house is your house, so grab your mates and join us for a chilled night of songs, snags and shenanigans in homage to the disappearing great Aussie backyard.

MARtIN PLAcESTATE LIbrArY OF NSWARTISTS’ MARKET 6Pm – 9Pm

ArT GALLErY OF NSW ARCHIBALD ExHIBITION 5Pm – 10Pm

AuSTrALIAN muSEum AZTECS ExHIBITION5Pm – 9Pm

muSEum OF SYDNEYDREAM HOME, SMALL HOME5Pm – 9Pm

CuSTOmS HOuSE LATE NIGHT LIBRARY: THE EYES OF THE SKIN7.30Pm – 9Pm

ArTANDAbOuT.COm.Au / #ArTANDAbOuT

thE QUARtER AcRE BLocK PARty

MUSEUM oF SyDNEyMuseum of Sydney is opening late for a special after-hours curator-led tour of our latest exhibition, Dream Home, Small Home. Join the exhibition curators for a fascinating behind-the-scenes talk on this remarkable exhibition that tells the story of Sydney’s post-war owner builders, and explores a time when more than half of all Sydney’s new builds were DIY projects.

After the talk, enjoy a drink or meal at The Governors Table. This lovely bar & dining establishment draws inspiration from its historic location – the site of first Government House; and serves modern Australian cuisine with a twist, combining the freshest produce with colonial era cookery techniques such as smoking, pickling and baking.

FrIDAY 19 SEPTEmbEr / 5Pm – 9PmMuseum of Sydney Corner Bridge & Phillip streets, Sydney Adults $10 / Child/Concession $5 / Family $20

sydneylivingmuseums.com.au

Image: Dream Home: Cover of Home plans, Australian Women’s Weekly, 1946. Caroline Simpson Library & Research Collection, Sydney Living Museums

AUStRALIAN MUSEUMThe Australian Museum is staying up late to celebrate Art & About Sydney. Discover our Aztecs exhibition and enjoy a Friday night filled with Mexican culture.

Renowned Mexican artist, Sergio Plata, will be decorating traditional skulls and discussing his work. Skulls and skeletons feature prominently in Mexican art. Often painted in vibrant colours, these works celebrate life and death.

Sergio has won numerous awards for his art and has exhibited in galleries and museums across Mexico, Canada, USA and Australia.

Grab a drink, meet the artist then head into the Aztecs exhibition to discover more about this spirited culture.

FrIDAY 19 SEPTEmbEr / 5Pm – 9PmAustralian Museum 6 College Street, SydneySpecial discounted Aztecs entry for one night only Adults $12 / Concessions $6 General entry to the museum is free

australianmuseum.net.au

Image: Sergio Plata

ARt GALLERy oF NEw SoUth wALESTo help kick off the festivities of Art & About Sydney, the gallery is staying up late for a Friday night full of art, food and music. We’re keeping the Archibald Prize open after hours so you have an extra opportunity to come see the faces setting Sydney abuzz. And because it is Friday, why not have dinner at our café, grab a drink at the pop-up bar and sit down to enjoy some DJ tunes.

FrIDAY 19 SEPTEmbEr / 5Pm – 10PmArt Gallery of NSW Art Gallery Road, The Domain

artgallery.nsw.gov.au

Image: Mim Sterling © Art Gallery of New South Wales

cUStoMS hoUSE LAtE NIGht LIBRARyVarnished wood, brass doorknobs, stained glass – tactile elements of our built environment are disappearing. What replaces them and how does this affect our sensory perception of the world? Join the opening night festivities at a touchy-feely Late Night Library, with art installations, music and short talks that reference Juhani Pallasmaa’s phenomenal work, The Eyes of the Skin. For adults.

19 SEPTEmbEr / 7.30Pm – 9PmCustoms House Library 31 Alfred Street, Sydney

sydneycustomshouse.com.au

Image: Rebecca Street

FRIDAy NIGht LIVE FRIDAy NIGht LIVE

719 SEPT – 12 OCT 20146 ArTANDAbOuT.COm.Au / #ArTANDAbOuT

Artist —

EAMoN DoNNELLy

What PassionaTM, a mixed bag of lollies and a bottle of milk – remember when most suburban homes had a milk bar within walking distance? This much-loved local hub tells the story of an Australia built on immigration, small family businesses and neighbourhood communities. Art & About Sydney is bringing the milk bar back, with Eamon Donnelly’s photographic images of this faded icon flying through our city streets on banners during September and October.

Who Eamon Donnelly is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning artist and illustrator who has worked for some of the world’s most recognisable publications and brands. For over a decade Donnelly has been photographing the Australian milk bar, meticulously documenting this endangered part of Australian culture before it disappears from the suburban landscape. He is also the founder of The Island Continent, an online treasure trove of Australian art, design, nostalgia and popular culture.

If artist Eamon Donnelly had a pocket full of change, he’d take a trip back in time to the local milk bar and spend up big on cobbers, musk sticks and bananas...

When 19 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObEr

Where Banners on George Street, Martin Place, William Street, Oxford Street, Glebe Point Road, Redfern Street and World Square (680 George Street)

Art & About Sydney at World SquareWorld Square is a proud partner of Art & About Sydney. Visit World Square and see 20 large-scale photographic works exploring the Australian milk bar by 2014 Banner Gallery artist, Eamon Donnelly.

islandcontinent.com.au eamondonnelly.com

Image: Eamon Donnelly, Supa Bonza Store (detail)

thE BANNER GALLERy thE MILK BAR

8 ArTANDAbOuT.COm.Au / #ArTANDAbOuT 919 SEPT – 12 OCT 2014

Artist —

NUMSKULL AKAELLIott RoUtLEDGE

hERE, Now

10 ArTANDAbOuT.COm.Au / #ArTANDAbOuT

What Stop. Take a deep breath. You are here and it’s now. Using striking colour and bold typography, Numskull’s large scale mural for Art & About Sydney is a call to stillness in a fast-paced world, challenging all of us to slow down and start appreciating the moment.

Watch Numskull paint the work in situ at 307 Pitt Street - don’t forget to look up.

Who Sydney born and bred Elliott Routledge’s (aka Numskull) early art practice focused on graffiti and street art. He now works in a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture and illustration. He has exhibited widely in Australia and overseas.

“Modern society is fast paced. Time is precious and often neglected. We need to slow down, take it all in and start living in the moment. This mural will inspire onlookers to challenge their perspective about how precious life’s moments are.” - Elliott Routledge


Where 307 Pitt Street, Sydney - look up

funskull.com

Image: Numskull - The future depends on today (2013) 32.5m x 2.65m acrylic and aerosol paint on plywood

Commissioned by Newcastle Art Gallery in conjunction with 2013 Hit the Bricks Festival, Newcastle, NSW

Image:

1119 SEPT – 12 OCT 2014

Artist —

JAMES DIVE, thE GLUE SocIEty

US

“I wanted to create formal photographs of groups where their only relationship or connection is that they just happened to be in the same place at the same time.”- James Dive

Who James Dive of The Glue Society uses whimsy and a lightness of touch to create work that is both witty and thought provoking. Visitors to I Wish You Hadn’t Asked during Art & About Sydney 2012 donned yellow raincoats and stepped into a house that rained on a sodden furnished interior. Other work includes the iconic melted ice-cream van, Hot With A Chance Of A Late Storm.

What Brush your hair, straighten your tie and polish your shoes – Us is a temporary photo studio where you can be part of a group photograph with people you’ve never met before. Once your picture has been snapped, you’ll be given your own signed and numbered copy to take home. All photos will also be posted to Tumblr, creating a digital archive of this unique take on a day we all remember – school photo day.

When 19 SEPTEmbEr – 5 OCTObEr / 11Am – 6Pm

Where Queen Victoria Building Forecourt, George & Druitt streets, Sydney

gluesociety.com usphotographs.tumblr.com


What A nomadic art gallery sets up camp in Hyde Park. With its earthy roots and futuristic vision, this installation of five digital tipis projects a collage of curated imagery and sound reflecting humanity, freedom and technology.

Who Neon Nomads is curated by Celina Stang and Luca Ionescu. Celina has worked in sculpture, film and installation. Luca is a typography innovator, culture hustler and founder of Like Minded Studio.

“Tipis represent sentiments of freedom, impermanence and refuge of heart and hearth.”- Celina Stang

Curators —

cELINA StANGLUcA IoNEScU

Artists include—wENDy RED StAR JEREMyVILLE ADAM hILL PhIL JAMESBREtt chAN MAtILDA BRowN DAVID SzAKALy UNIVERSAL EVERythING GMUNK RoBERt hoDGIN GRAPhoNAUtE oNE DAy oN EARth JoNAthAN zAwADA LUcA IoNEScU zAch DoUGhERtycELINA StANGJULIEN VANhoENAcKER


Where Hyde Park south Enter via corner of Park & Elizabeth streets

Image: Artists’ impression

NEoN NoMADS


Artist —

cIE. wILLI DoRNER

What Squeezing brightly clothed people into nooks and crannies, artist Willi Dorner plays with our perceptions of space. What was once a gap between two buildings now houses toylike bodies, an alcove becomes home to coloured patterns and shapes, and a doorway is transformed in a game of sardines like no other.

Who Vienna-based Cie. Willi Dorner was founded by Willi Dorner in 1999. The company tours dance performances, and Dorner’s interdisciplinary works are developed in cooperation with artists and scientists of different fields. His work has been co-produced by festivals and venues across Europe and the United States.

Curator Justine Topfer.

“We are used to moving quickly from A to B, barely noticing the architectural environment we traverse. I think we underestimate the enormous changes that cities are undergoing”- Willi Dorner

When FrIDAY 10 OCTObEr / 12.30Pm SATurDAY 11 OCTObEr / 12.30Pm

Where Various locations throughout the cityMeet at Archibald Fountain

ciewdorner.at

Image: Lisa Rastl

BoDIES IN URBAN SPAcES


What Part dance. Part spectacle. Part ballet. Five shopping trolleys appear in a public space. Two fall in love. One grapples to find a friend. And three ignite in a dance of anarchy over a breathtaking, high-octane, twenty-minute performance from the always-thrilling Shaun Parker & Company.

Who Shaun Parker & Company is a bold Australian dance company led by award winning Artistic Director/Choreographer Shaun Parker, whose works have toured Australia, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, United States, Singapore, Germany, New Zealand and France. Shaun Parker’s London Olympic commission Spill, a fast and furious playground performance, was a hit at last year’s Art & About Sydney.

Composer Nick Wales, a 2014 Helpmann Award nominee for Best Score, has collaborated on many Parker works including Shaun Parker & Company’s recent Sydney Festival hit AM I. Nick has worked with Sarah Blasko and is a co-composer with the critically acclaimed CODA.

Cast Toby Derrick, Lewis Rankin, Sophia Ndaba, Jordan Hanna and Sean Marcs.

Shaun Parker & Company are supported by the Australia Council for the Arts, Arts NSW and the Seymour Centre. Shaun Parker’s Trolleys was originally commissioned by the UK’s Without Walls Commission, British Council and performed by C-12 Dance Theatre for the 2012 London Cultural Olympiad.

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When & Where 19 SEPTEmbEr / 5.30Pm & 7PmMartin Place20 & 21 SEPTEmbEr / 12Pm & 1.30PmCustoms House Square 25 – 28 SEPTEmbEr / 12Pm & 1.30PmPitt Street Mall2 – 5 OCTObEr / 12Pm & 1.30PmHyde Park north – Archibald Fountain 9 – 12 OCTObEr / 12Pm & 1.30PmCustoms House Square

shaunparkercompany.com

Image: Irven Lewis

“Set to a pulsating score, it was heart warming and heartbreaking at the same time. This was art accessible for the masses.”- The Argus, Brighton


When & Where SATurDAY 20, SuNDAY 21 & mONDAY 22 SEPTEmbEr / 11Am & 2PmThe rex Centre, 58A Macleay Street (entrance near Baroda Street), Potts Point

SATurDAY 27, SuNDAY 28 & mONDAY 29 SEPTEmbEr / 11Am & 2Pm 107 Projects, 107 Redfern Street, Redfern

Running time: approx 90 minFree / Bookings essential: artandabout.com.au

thewalkingneighbourhood.com.au

Image: Melly Niotakis. Created by Lenine Bourke & Collaborators

What would the city be like without kids?

“Boring! There would be nobody playing and nothing to do. Kids have a right to be part of a community, they make things funner for adults.”- Sina, The Walking Neighbourhood Brisbane

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LENINE BoURKE AND coLLABoRAtoRS

What Remember when kids roamed the neighbourhood? Take a tour devised and led by children, and rediscover what it was like to wander the streets until dinner time. Starting at a special kid-designed Departure Lounge, you’ll head out into the inner city to see the world through the eyes of our young tour guides.

Who Lenine Bourke has collaborated on artistic projects with diverse communities and young people for 15 years. She developed The Walking

Neighbourhood with the support of Contact Inc (Brisbane) and Mammalian Diving Reflex (Toronto).

The Walking Neighbourhood has seen kids lead tours in Fortitude Valley Brisbane; the Bagot community, Darwin; Chiang Mai, Thailand; Seoul, Korea; and Anti Festival in Kuopio, Finland.

Artistic Team Lenine Bourke (Creative Advisor & Original Concept), Karen Batten, Claire Christian, Billy McPherson and Matt Prest.

Producer Intimate Spectacle.

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What Turn off the TV. Shut down the computer. Rock Surfers Theatre Company is coming to a lounge room near you – maybe even yours! The Rock Surfers are stepping out of their Bondi theatre and into your home, with three new shows ready to order straight to your door. The choice is yours – throw open your front door and play host, or invite yourself to a stranger’s home for an intimate night of theatrical antics, music and storytelling.

Who Rock Surfers Theatre Company.

Writer/performers Cait Harris, Lydia Nicholson and Phil Spencer.

Creative Producer and Dramaturg Phil Spencer.

Producers Michael Brown and Kristal Maher.

Rock Surfers Theatre Company is coming to a lounge room near you.


Where Various lounge rooms around the city

Free / Bookings essential: artandabout.com.au

rocksurfers.org


AUStRALIAN LIFE

how woULD yoU cAPtURE AUStRALIAN LIFE IN A SINGLE IMAGE?

IVANA JOVANOVIC DINNER

GEORGINA POPE A GREAT DAY FOR DRYING

DESMOND KOK HUI ONGFOR SALE

NATALIE GRONO CHILDREN OF THE TRIBE

JON LEWIS FAREWELLING MARTIN SHARP

ROB ANNESLEY COLOR ME RAD 5K

GODELIEVE MOLS AFL MATCH IN NGUKURR

MATTHEW NEWTON I’M A FIRE STARTER

JEWELS LYNCH MUTITJULU DREAMING

PAUL BLACKMORE ICEBERGS

GLENN CAMPBELL BROTHERS IN BOOB TUBES

From the epic to the intimate, from the harsh to the fragile, Australia is a country capable of holding so many experiences.

This year, Art & About Sydney’s much-loved Sydney Life exhibition has grown to encompass our entire continent, with photographers giving us their unique take on what Australian life means to them.

Our judges have picked 22 finalists and a $10,000 prizewinner. Don’t miss the stunning large-scale reproductions of their work on show along the St James walkway of Hyde Park north.


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Ken Done is one of Australia’s best known artists. He’s held over 50 one-man shows around the world, and his original art has become the creative source of a famous Australian brand, symbolising Australia to many around the globe.

Lisa messenger is Editor in Chief of The Renegade Collective magazine and owner and Creative Director of The Messenger Group.

Stephen Dupont’s hauntingly beautiful photographs of fragile cultures and marginalised peoples have received international acclaim, winning prestigious prizes and featuring in major national and international publications.

Curatorial Adviser Sandy Edwards


Where St James walkway, Hyde Park north

VOTE FOr YOur FAVOurITE AT ArTANDAbOuT.COm.Au

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BERYLOUISE MITCHELL ANZAC DAY TRIBUTE

RICHARD PAYNE PIES

WARWICK KENT RUSH HOUR

LISA MAREE WILLIAMS RIO STATION

TAMARA VONINSKISALTWATER COWBOYS

DIANNE ENGLISH THE DOLL HOUSE

LOUISE WHELAN SYDNEY SAPEURS

ANDRE MARTIN TIN CITY

JOHN GOODRIDGE WINDBREAK

BRENT WINSTONEPONDERING IN THE TENT OF WONDER

RODNEY CAMPBELL BOARDING

NICOLAS ESCOBARTHE SYDNEY BOAT

JASPER TOPSMY FRIEND JACK

ALExANDRIA “ALEx” JOSEPH BIG BALLOONS

LUx ANGELINA BETANCURT-THORNTON BIG HORSIE

ORSON KEELER MY FAST SHOES

BAIDYN MILERA THE ORANGE SCRIBBLY GUMNUT TREE

GIORGIA MURRAY A WORLD OF FLOWERS ON MY FOOTPATH

OLIVIA AYOUB THROUGH THE BACKSEAT

OSCAR GREVILLE HOT CHOCOLATE

JACK LONNON OVER THE FENCE

VALENTINA SAKSENA IN WILDERNESS BLUE MOUNTAINS

MAIA ROBINSON SUPER TEDDY

JASMIN BARKER BRIERLEYBUST THE BUDGET MARCH

TéO LE MOING MORNING TEA ON THE BALCONY

LUCY SOUTHAN SCARLETT’S DOG

JONATHAN JONES A TREEHOUSE

BRUNO DORABIALSKIICARUS

MATEI STOENESCU GOING, GOING, GONE

ISAAC BROMILEYMY BROTHER

AUDREY GILMOUR SELFIE AT THE SWIMMING POOL

AgE 3 – 7 AgE 3 – 7

Giving us their unique take on our city, budding photographers aged 11 and under have been busy capturing our city in a single image. Sometimes humorous, always delightful, the finalists in this year’s Little Sydney Lives show us our city through the eyes of a child.


Where Sandringham Gardens, Hyde Park north

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Eamon Donnelly Artist, archivist and self-confessed milk bar junkie Eamon Donnelly would have had more toasted sandwiches and milkshakes than most.

For more than a decade, he’s been capturing Australia’s disappearing milk bars on camera – a project that’s taken him to over 200 milk bars, and resulted in thousands of images of fading signage, dusty shelves, paper straws and metal cups.

It’s a journey with its beginnings in Geelong in the eighties. As a young boy, Eamon would ride his bike down the back lane to a place known as ‘Dave’s’.

“I’d have a pocket full of copper – in those days you could buy 100 lollies for a dollar,” he said. “Everyone in the neighbourhood knew Dave’s.”

About a decade ago, he went back to Geelong to find that Dave’s had gone, as had so many of the milk bars of his hometown.

“There were just the old signs,” he said. “And I began to take pictures of them.”

As a graphic artist he loves the faded colours, the typography, and the hand painting on the older signage. And yet his love of the milk bar extends beyond the artist’s appreciation for a good hand-

The Australian milk bar may be disappearing from our streets, but Eamon Donnelly and Adam gerondis are doing their bit to keep this much-loved icon alive in our memories.

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painted Cornetto. Like so many Australians, he also has a deep nostalgia for the milk bars of our past.

“They hark back to a time when everyone knew their neighbours, when there was more community. Often they were run by migrant families. Their kids were there after school and would translate for the parents.”

Most recently, he’s come to Sydney to capture the last of our local milk bars as part of his project for this year’s Art & About Sydney.

He visited The Rio in Smith Street, Summer Hill, and The Olympia on Parramatta Road, Stanmore, both of which have had their doors open for more than 60 years.

And when a milk bar is still serving customers, Eamon always makes sure he goes in and orders a toasted sandwich and a milkshake.

His favourite flavour?

“Blue Heaven,” he says. “But no one has it here. I think it’s a Melbourne thing – it’s vanilla really, but there’s quite a bit of blue colouring involved.”

Adam Gerondis As the grandson of Australia’s first milk bar owner, Adam Gerondis is milk bar royalty.

In 1932, Adam’s grandfather, Joachim Tavlaridis (who later became known as Mick Adams) opened the Black & White 4d Milk Bar at number 24 Martin Place, Sydney.

A little like the 1930s American drugstore soda parlours, The Black & White may have been the first venue in the world to focus exclusively on the milkshake, which was drunk standing up at the counter. It was a roaring success, with Adams and his staff reputedly serving thousands of people a week.

Unfortunately the milk bar had closed by the time Adam was born – yet a love of the humble shake runs in his veins.

Growing up, the Bates Milk Bar on Campbell Parade at Bondi Beach was his local favourite.

“They even had one of my grandfather’s inventions there – the ‘Adam’s Correct Measure’,” he said. “It was used to measure out the correct amount of malt – and they used it right up until they closed in 2001. I now have it and I believe it’s the last one around anywhere.”

Adam runs Moo Gourmet Burgers, a place that he says tries to bring back a touch of the old days, with all food made fresh daily in the store.

“And great old fashioned milk shakes,” he said. “Served in the metal cups with a paper straw. No matter how many I make, I always think of my grandfather.”

THE AuSTrALIAN mILK bAr – PANEL DISCuSSION

Join Art & About Creative Director Gill Minervini as she leads a panel discussion on Australian milk bars.

The discussion will explore the history of the milk bar in Australia with the 2014 Banner Gallery artist Eamon Donnelly and City of Sydney historian Dr Lisa Murray.

Leonard Janiszewski and Effy Alexakis, who have been researching the history of Australia’s Greek cafés for over a quarter of a century will join the discussion and share their stories on the development of this iconic Aussie favourite.

When SATurDAY 11 OCTObEr / 2Pm

Where Customs House Library Level 2, 31 Alfred Street, Circular Quay

Image: Interior of the Black & White Milk Bar, Martin Place, Sydney / Mick Adams c.1932. Image courtesy of the State Library of NSW

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ARchIBALD PRIzE Awarded to the best painting of a notable Australian – from politicians to celebrities, sporting heroes to artists – the Archibald Prize is a who’s who of Australian culture.

This year’s exhibition features 54 portraits of fascinating Australian personalities including Cate Blanchett, Nick Cave, Adam Goodes, Missy Higgins, Barry Humphries, and of course, the 2014 winner Penelope Seidler.

uNTIL 28 SEPTEmbEr 2014 Art Gallery of NSW, Art Gallery Road, The Domain Adults $12 / Concession $10 General entry to the Gallery is free artgallery.nsw.gov.au

Image: Juan Ford. Channelling WC Piguenit, startled by a spectacular sunset viewed through a canopy © the artist

AUStRALIAN MUSEUM AztEcSA rich and brutal story – the birth of modern Mexico. Discover over 200 awe-inspiring objects.

Experience the dramatic tale of the rapid rise and tragic fall of one of the world’s greatest empires – the mighty Aztecs who also founded modern Mexico.

Explore over 200 striking objects with many treasures in Australia for the first time, as well as intricate models and multimedia in this unique exhibition.

FrOm 13 SEPTEmbEr 2014Australian Museum, 6 College Street, Sydneyaustralianmuseum.net.au

Image: Detail of an Aztec Eagle Warrior. Photo by Michel Zabe © Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia (INAH)

Sydney design agency Toko have transformed our City Lights for Art & About Sydney.

Endangered is brought to life in a bold and colourful identity. A seemingly simple play on words captures the moment between change. The moment between reality and memory, like a frozen frame in the evolution of an ever-changing society.

19 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObEr Various locations throughout the city

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ABc MENtAL ASBen Quilty, Reg Mombassa, Richard Bell, Euan MacLeod, Dan Boyd, Leah Fraser, Tim Sharp and Robert Malherbe have donated artworks to be auctioned online. The initiative forms part of activities the ABC is running during Mental Health Week from 5 – 12 October, raising money for mental health research.

5 – 12 OCTObErabc.net.au/mentalas

Image: A Beautiful Mind – Laser Beak Man by Tim Sharp

DREAM hoME, SMALL hoMEThe 1950s was the great era of do-it-yourself home building in Sydney.

With historical photographs, vintage home publications and architectural floor plans, Dream Home, Small Home captures the mood of the postwar years and the hopes of its owner-builder.

uNTIL SuNDAY 23 NOVEmbEr / 10Am – 5PmMuseum of Sydney Corner Bridge & Phillip streets, SydneyAdults $10 / Child/Concession $5 / Family $20 Free exhibition tours sydneylivingmuseums.com.au

Image: Cover (detail), Beryl Guertner (ed), Australian House and Garden book of small homes, 1955. Caroline Simpson Library & Research Collection, Sydney Living Museums

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SURRy hILLS FEStIVAL – AN EVENt oF StoRIES, LoVE & tALESSurry Hills Festival returns this spring, with streets, parks, pop-up spaces, eateries and venues across Surry Hills hosting bold contemporary art and design installations, delicious food and produce, live music, dance and performances, creative studio tours and more.

27 SEPTEmbEr / 10Am – 11PmIn and around Crown Street, Shannon Reserve, Ward Park, Hill Street and venues across Surry Hillssurryhillsfestival.com

Image: ESEM Projects, Fringe Dwellers

BEAMS ARtS FEStIVALFor one dazzling night, Balfour Street and the eight surrounding laneways of Chippendale will be home to a kaleidoscope of bold artworks and performances from the best of Sydney’s artists, animators, architects, bespoke crafters, designers, production companies, creative contemplators and agencies.

Proudly hosted by the Chippendale Creative Precinct and sponsored by forward thinking partners Frasers Property Australia and the City of Sydney.

20 SEPTEmbEr / 5Pm – 10PmBalfour Street and the eight surrounding laneways, Chippendalechippendalecreative.com.au

Image: Dig it Photography

thE PADDINGtoN ARt MARKEt @ thE BARRAcKSDiscover the work of emerging artists and enjoy a delicious meal from a food truck at this new art market in the beautiful barracks grounds. The market is not-for-profit and curated by an expert panel, with all money after expenses donated to local community services.

SuNDAY 21 & 28 SEPTEmbEr, 5 & 12 OCTObEr 10Am – 3PmVictoria Barracks, Oxford Street, Paddington paddingtonartmarket.com

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PRoJEct FIVE, VoLUME SIxProject Five is back, with three days of live art and music events, and a month-long public art exhibition in Darling Quarter’s outdoor exhibition space, OPEN. There’s also the return of the highly popular Kids’ Urban Art Workshops, giving baby Basquiats the opportunity to dabble in urban art techniques.

Curated and produced by aMBUSH Gallery in partnership with Darling Quarter, Project Five promotes inclusive, accessible arts and is the longest-running and most popular street art event in Sydney. It has reached thousands and raised over $68,500 for charity. This year Project Five celebrates a brand new relationship with the not-for-profit organisation, ARTS READY.

PubLIC ArT ExHIbITION / 12 OCTObEr – 19 OCTObEr LIVE ArT EVENTS / 26, 27 & 28 SEPTEmbErKIDS’ urbAN ArT WOrKSHOPS / SEPTEmbEr 23, 24, 25 & 30 AND OCTObEr 1 & 2ArT AuCTION EVENT FOr CHArITY / 29 OCTObErDarling Quarter, 1–11 Harbour Street, Sydneyproject5.com.au darlingquarter.com

Image: Enzo Amato, courtesy of aMBUSH Gallery

Foto RIESEL Foto RALLyFoto Riesel’s Foto Rally is back! This one-day photography event encourages you to explore your creativity and photographic skills as you complete a series of photographic challenges revealed on the day. You don’t have to be a photographer to take part; you simply need to enjoy photography.

11 OCTObEr / 10Am – 4PmFoto Riesel, 362 Kent Street, Sydneyfotoriesel.com.au

Image: Elaine Holliday

KEN thAIDAy SNRRenowned Torres Strait Islander artist Ken Thaiday presents a major new performance installation. Embodying cultural customs with modern materials, Thaiday’s practice traverses dance, installation and sculpture. Inspired by the landscape of the Torres Strait and the importance of family, faith and culture, Thaiday’s art investigates the intersection of traditional lore and contemporary life.

The work of Ken Thaiday Snr has received international acclaim, featuring in exhibitions in Paris, New York and throughout Australia.

Commissioned by Carriageworks and Performance Space.

3 OCTObEr – 23 NOVEmbEr / 10Am – 6PmExHIbITION OPENING / 3 OCTObEr / 6PmPubLIC PrOGrAm / 4 OCTObEr / 11AmCarriageworks, 245 Wilson Street, Eveleighcarriageworks.com.au

Image: Ken Thaiday Snr Beizam headdress, (Shark with bait fish) 1995. Plywood, enamel paint, wire, feathers, shark’s teeth, string. 72 x 90.5 x 67.8cm (irreg.) Purchased 1995. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation. Reproduced by permission, from the Collection of the Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane


FoR thE PANCome and explore a pagan banquet, a candle-lit shrine to the arcane gourmet. Investigating pagan food and drink, this consumable art installation is created through the collaboration of local talents across ethical food, drink and art industries by the team at Many Hands Events.

26 & 27 SEPTEmbEr / 6.30Pm – 11.30PmPaddington Uniting Church Hall 395 Oxford Street, Paddington forthepan.eventbrite.com.au

Image: Hepa Taahi

GoLDEN FILMS At GoLDEN AGEEvery Tuesday at Golden Age Cinema & Bar, cinema-goers are able to hark back to bygone days by watching their favourite films at the same price as the year they were released. The elegant 56-seat cinema and adjoining bar is situated in the heritage-listed Paramount Pictures building, revitalised for the future while preserving its beautiful past.

EVErY TuESDAY / 8.30PmParamount House 80 Commonwealth Street, Surry Hills ourgoldenage.com.au/now-showing

Image: Douglas Lance Gibson

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RANAMoK GLASS PRIzE 2014Marking its 20th anniversary and final year, the Ranamok Glass Prize celebrates the incredible innovation, imagination and skill of some of Australia and New Zealand’s most exciting glass artists in this diverse showcase of contemporary glass.

7 – 18 OCTObEr mONDAY – SATurDAY / 10Am – 4PmFoyer, Angel Place Office Tower 123 Pitt Street, Sydneyranamok.com

Image: 2014 Recipient Kathryn Wightman, Carpet. Sifted and screen printed glass powder

coNDUctoRS PRoJEct PRESENtS JUStINE MULLERAsking us to slow down and take note of the diversity that surrounds us, Justine Muller’s installation for Conductors Project seeks to find the individual’s identity and interpersonal interactions often lost in our population dense cities.

13 SEPTEmbEr – 11 OCTObEr / 7Am – 12AmSt. James and Museum stations, Sydneyconductorsproject.com

Image: Justine Muller, The Commuter 2014, mixed media on paper, 160 x 155cm

VIRtUAL UtoPIA By MEGhAN RhEyNoLDSThis space-encompassing art installation explores the division between reality and technology and acts as a reminder that we have invited technology to play a big part in our everyday lives.

19 SEPTEmbEr – 3 OCTObEr mONDAY – FrIDAY / 9Am – 3Am (1.30Am LOCKOuT)SATurDAY / 10Am – 3Am (1.30Am LOCKOuT)SuNDAY / 10Am – 12AmHotel Sweeneys, 236 Clarence Street, Sydneymeghanrheynolds.com

Image: Diego Santamaria

GAFFA PREcINct oPENINGSRoam the arcades, explore the galleries and relax with a drink on the gaffa rooftop during these special Art & About Sydney Precinct openings. Featuring shows by Leah Mariani, Alison Courtney and the Mosaic Association of Australia and New Zealand (MAANZ).

18 SEPTEmbEr, 2 & 16 OCTObEr / 6Pm – 8PmGaffa, 281 Clarence Street, Sydneygaffa.com.au

Image: Alison Courtney, Rouge

ANIMALLIA IIAnimallia II celebrates Australia’s internationally renowned natural wonder, the Great Barrier Reef. With coal port expansion projects putting the Reef at risk, the future of the Reef and the many life forms that live there is on the brink. Award-winning Italian artist duo Carnovsky has created an underwater kingdom where red, green and blue lights reveal different creatures. Shapes transform, species metamorphose and creatures disappear.

19 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObEr / LIGHTS ON AT DuSKCircular Quay, Sydney, between Wharf 3 & 4greenpeace.org/australia

Image: Carnovsky

INAMoRAtAImmerse yourself in Rowena Martinich’s new series of paintings, Inamorata, and witness the process of the artist in her work. Known for her large-scale public works, Martinich’s paintings have graced the facades of many buildings. Her bold gestures and luminous colour combinations are also keenly applied to canvases in the artist’s studio.

13 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObEr mONDAY – FrIDAY / 9Am – 5Pm SATurDAY / 9Am – 4PmSuNDAY / 10Am – 4PmKoskela, 1/85 Dunning Avenue, Roseberykoskela.com.au / martinich.com.au

Image: Rowena Martinich


SAFE INSIDEPainter and illustrator Anya Brock explores interior landscapes with an installation of striking large-scale paintings. Luscious plants, mismatched collectables and distinctive geometric patterns are boldly depicted within personal spaces of stillness and calm.

10 – 27 SEPTEmbEr / 11Am – 6PmHe Made She Made 70 Oxford Street, Darlinghursthemadeshemade.com

Image: Anya Brock, It’s perfectly safe to stand nowhere

SoMEwhERE cItyPhotographer Tim Denoodle captures the strange forces that shape our city in this profile exhibition as part of the 2014 Kings Cross Festival.

3 OCTObEr – 2 NOVEmbErOPENING / 8 OCTObEr / 6PmArTIST TALK / 10 OCTObEr / 6PmGallery Mercure 226 Victoria Street, Kings Crossgallerymercure.com denoodle.com

Image: Tim Denoodle

hEAD oN PoRtRAIt PRIzE 2014Head On Portrait Prize was established in 2004 to offer audiences and photographers more opportunities to view and exhibit extraordinary photographic portraits. Today, it is one of Australia’s most respected portraiture exhibitions. Presented by Head On Photo Festival, Australia’s leading photography festival is concurrently showing in Sydney, New York and Pingyao (China).

17 SEPTEmbEr – 20 OCTObEr / 9Am – 5PmPaddington Reservoir Gardens, Oxford Street & Oatley Road, Paddingtonheadon.com.au

Image: Joe Wigdahl

‘thE SPARK’ – FRoM INSPIRAtIoN to REALISAtIoNWhat is the thought process – the spark – that fires creativity? With images or text as the source, these handcrafted ceramics, jewellery, fibre, fabric, wood and glass set out to describe this process, giving us a glimpse into the thinking behind each piece.

30 SEPTEmbEr – 19 OCTObEr / 9.30Am – 5.30PmCraft NSW, 104 George Street, The Rocksartsandcraftsnsw.com.au

Image: Design by Michael Ripoll

thE MEtAPhySIcAL ExPERIENcE oF BEING At SEADiscover a peripatetic gallery interconnecting art, science and adventure. Experience the tall ship Yukon transformed with sonic and visual installations by Sydney artists Christine Simpson and Cade Turner to heighten your “sea senses”. Sail the harbour’s calm waters and learn about the Wildiaries East Coast Odyssey, in collaboration with ANSTO, researching climate, water and marine plastic.

27 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObErSydney Harboureastcoastodyssey.wildiaries.com

Image: Christine Simpson, Spaced Cube; Cade Turner, Inertia; Christine Simpson, Long Days Journey.

thE ASSIStANt & EMERGING PhotoGRAPhER AwARDNow in its fifth year, this prestigious award promotes new talent within the industry. Assistants and emerging photographers are asked to visually represent the theme ‘alter-ego’, with the 20 finalists as judged by the industry’s best, on show in this exhibition.

26 SEPTEmbEr – 19 OCTObEr / 10Am – 4PmSUNSTUDIOS Australia 42 Maddox Street, Alexandriasunstudiosaustralia.com

Image: Gerwyn Davies

ExhIBItIoNS ExhIBItIoNS

hUMAN:NAtUREHighlighting the endangered status of the Great Barrier Reef, artist’s James Whitington, Alex Goad and Luisa Seidenberg’s exhibition explores the beauty and fragility of the reef, and speaks of the confluence between humans and nature.

23 SEPTEmbEr – 14 OCTObEr TuESDAY TO SuNDAY / 10.30Am – 6.30Pm OPENING / 23 SEPTEmbEr / 6Pm – 10PmShop 2.05, 140 George Street, The Rockscrownstreetpress.com

Image: James Whitington, Ren Tian Triptych

thE DocUMENtED IMAGEIn his first solo exhibition, Keaton Stewart explores how we interact with the moving image with two new video installations that chart our emotional responses to content. These works are complemented by a series of documentary photographs that look at our endless desire to record our lives.

OPENING NIGHT / 2 OCTObEr / 5.30Pm – 8Pm3 – 4 OCTObEr / 10Am – 5PmThe Fortynine Studio Suite 3, Level 1, 66 Oxford Street, Darlinghurstthefortynine.com.au

Image: Video still from ‘Collateral YouTube’, Keaton Stewart, image courtesy the artist


PoLAR VoRtExAcclaimed sculptor Dion Horstmans showcases a new series of intense cyclonic cell studies in a unique reworking of his brilliant geometric and minimalist 3D wall sculptures.

Working primarily in steel, chrome and folded metal, these abstract geometric forms reference architecture, geographic phenomena and atomic structure.

1 – 18 OCTObEr / 11Am – 6PmHe Made She Made 70 Oxford Street, Darlinghursthemadeshemade.com

Image: Dion Horstmans

ExhIBItIoNS

AUStRALIAN ARchItEctURE ASSocIAtIoN ScULPtURE wALKStarting at Calder’s ‘Crossed Blades’ sculpture, commissioned as a part of Harry Seidler’s Australia Square tower project, this easy two-hour tour of Sydney’s public art works reveals how sculpture has helped shape the cityscape and culture of Sydney, from the colonial period to now.

12 OCTObEr / 2Pm – 4PmAustralia Square Fountain, 264 George Street, SydneyAdult: $25 / Concession: $15 Numbers are limited, book via the website architecture.org.au

Image: Jenny Holzer, I Stay (Ngaya ngalawa), 2014 Photo: Vanessa Couzens

thE ScULPtoRS SocIEty At AUStRALIA SQUAREThe circular design of Australia Square is home to 30 sculptures, made from bronze, glass, wood, marble, ceramic, mixed media, steel, recycled metal and car parts, ranging from 20 centimeters to two metres.

8 SEPTEmbEr – 3 OCTObEr / 8Am – 6Pm264 George Street, Sydneysculptorssociety.com

Image: Feyona van Stom

ScULPtURE & ARchItEctURE

PINE StREEt’S ANNUAL StAFF ExhIBItIoNDiscover the creative skills of the artists working at the centre, many of whom have won awards and exhibited nationally and internationally. Works include photography, ceramics, printmaking, silver jewellery, painting, drawing and street art.

19 – 27 SEPTEmbEr mONDAY – FrIDAY / 9Am – 5Pm SATurDAYS / 12Pm – 3PmOPENING / 19 SEPTEmbEr 6Pm – 8.30PmPine Street Creative Arts Centre Gallery, 64 Pine Street, Chippendalepinestreet.com.au Image: Alex Snellgrove

MAcQUARIE GRoUP EMERGING ARtISt PRIzEEstablished in 1987, the Macquarie Group Collection supports emerging Australian artists and their interpretation of the land and its psyche. The collection, comprised of more than 700 works, is located in 30 Macquarie Group offices worldwide. Established artists in the collection have nominated emerging artists to participate in this annual prize.

30 SEPTEmbEr – 17 OCTObEr mONDAY – FrIDAY / 10Am – 4PmMacquarie Group Limited, 1 Martin Place, Sydneymacquarie.com.auImage credit: ©James Tylor

NEwtowNENSENSISLong-time Newtown resident Julie Ashcroft is an artist of the street, capturing the architecture and often overlooked people moving amongst the increasingly gentrified streetscapes. Ashcroft’s sketches become sculptural ‘memento-mori’ of a slowly disappearing Newtown personality.

20 – 21 SEPTEmbEr / 11Am – 5Pm24 – 28 SEPTEmbEr / 11Am – 5PmArtsite Gallery, 165 Salisbury Road, corner St Marys Street, Camperdown artsite.com.auImage: ©Julie Ashcroft, Street Girl

INGENIoUS INhABItANtSSix Sydney creatives – Linda Dement, Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran, Monica Brooks, Peter Nelson, Larin Sullivan and Amber Boardman – are opening their City of Sydney Creative Live Work space to the public, letting you view their creative lab. This unique exhibition of work in progress is curated by the seventh resident, Sophie Kitson and showcases projects that span sound, film, ceramics, painting, animation and more.

18 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObEr101-111 William Street, Darlinghurst williamstreetwindows.comImage: Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran, My Birth, 2013, oil, acrylic, resin and enamel on plywood, 100 x 130cm. Photography: Patrick Cremin, Image courtesy of the artist and Gallery 9, Sydney 40 ArTANDAbOuT.COm.Au / #ArTANDAbOuT 4119 SEPT – 12 OCT 2014

thE hUNGRy GhoSt wALK – A 3D BINAURAL SoUND ExPERIENcEDownload the app, go to Bourke Street Bakery, put your headphones on and immerse yourself in Eddie’s sleep-deprived, time-shifting, ghostly reality, as he stumbles through the tree-lined streets of Surry Hills looking for answers to an old family mystery.

He’s taken further back in time than he intended – to the early Australia of his newly arrived Chinese ancestors. It’s a past that troubles him, and one he can no longer dodge.

FrOm 15 SEPTEmbErBourke St Bakery, Bourke Street, Surry Hillssonicterritory.com/hungryghost

Image: Matt Huynh

StEREoPUBLIc: cRowDSoURcING thE QUIEtNavigate the city for quiet spaces with this free iPhone app and interactive website. Share these spaces with your social networks, take audio and visual snapshots, experience audio tours and request original compositions made using your recordings. This unique project celebrates city spaces that accommodate people looking for quiet inspiration and time for reflection.

A project by Jason Sweeney.

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding & advisory body, the Government of South Australia through Arts SA, Adelaide City Council & a City2.0 TEDPrize award.

stereopublic.net

Image: Amy Milhinch, Freerange Future

PLAGUE SyDNEyThe bubonic plague struck Sydney in 1900. Journey back to this dramatic time through the magic of 3D sound and haunting performances featuring some of Australia’s most talented voice actors. Download the app via wi-fi from PlagueSydney.com and explore The Rocks using the immersive map.

19 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObErStart at The Rocks Discovery Museum 2-8 Kendall Lane, The Rocksplaguesydney.com

Image: Richard Fox, archival image courtesy State Records New South Wales

ScULPtURE & ARchItEctURE

ARtISANS IN thE GARDENSThis showcase of contemporary jewellery, ceramics, glass, textiles and sculpture features work from 50 of Australia’s finest established and emerging artists and craftspeople. Held at the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney, all works are for sale, contributing to Foundation & Friends and their support of the Botanic Gardens.

11 – 19 OCTObEr / 10Am – 4PmLion Gate Lodge, Royal Botanic Garden Mrs Macquarie’s Road, Sydney Free entryrbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/foundationandfriends

Image: Linda Davy, Potted Longneck

cULtIVAtE – NEw ARtISANSThis offshoot of the established Artisans in the Gardens promotes and nurtures emerging artists and craft practitioners whose works challenge the traditions of craft and embrace the curious, experimental and peculiar. Working with ceramics, timber, light, glass, metal and the ephemeral debris of the natural world, these pieces engage with the beauty and complexity of nature.

4 – 14 OCTObEr / 10Am – 4PmPalm House, Royal Botanic Garden Mrs Macquarie’s Road, Sydney Free entryrbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/foundationandfriends

Image: Niharika Hukku, Honeycomb

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woRK-ShoP & cRAFt BoNANzADrop into one of these special craft stations, and for a small fee you can create a project of your choice, from bottle lamp making and screen printing to tea blending, cross stitch, and making terrariums.

29 SEPTEmbEr – 10 OCTObErmONDAY – FrIDAY / 11Am – 5.30PmWork-Shop, 80 George Street, RedfernBooking [email protected]

INtRoDUctIoN to coIL wEAVING wIth MIchELE MoRcoSGet your weave on in this colourful class with Sydney artist Michele Morcos. Using recycled plastic bags, raffia, coloured wool, and fabric, you will learn simple weaving techniques and use them to create a beautiful, textured woven bowl.

27 SEPTEmbEr / 10.30Am – 1PmKoskela, 1/85 Dunning Avenue, RoseberyCost $75Booking 02 9280 0999 koskela.com.au

Image: Michele Morcos

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INtRoDUctIoN to ScREENPRINtING wIth KAtE BANAzIJoin screen printer extraordinaire Kate Banazi for an exploration in pattern, layering, and the craft of printing. Using hand-cut stencils, open screens and pre-exposed silkscreens with graphic shapes and motifs, you’ll create prints on beautiful archival-quality paper.

20 SEPTEmbEr / 10.30Am – 1PmKoskela, 1/85 Dunning Avenue, RoseberyCost $90Booking 02 9280 0999 koskela.com.au

Image: Kate Banazi

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SyDNEy chILDREN’S FEStIVALSydney Children’s Festival finds a new home at the Seymour Centre in 2014 with a week-long program of performances, workshops and free activities for all kids aged 5-12. In its inaugural year at the Chippendale arts hub, the festival celebrates artistic excellence and innovation for and by young people.

23 SEPTEmbEr – 28 SEPTEmbEr / FrOm 10AmSeymour Centre Corner Cleveland Street & City Road Chippendalesydneychildrensfestival.com

Image: Devika Bilimoria

LAwN LIBRARy At SyDNEy chILDREN’S FEStIVALAfter a knockout success at this year’s Sydney Festival, the City of Sydney Lawn Library will be visiting the Sydney Children’s Festival with free stories, songs, and workshops aplenty. Come down and say hello!

23 SEPTEmbEr – 28 SEPTEmbEr / 10Am – 4PmSeymour Centre Corner Cleveland Street & City Road, Chippendalecityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/explore/libraries

Image: Damian Shaw

GALLERyKIDS FEStIVALA child’s imagination is a precious thing. Discover, create and play at this action-packed event with free performances, films, workshops and talks running all day for the whole family. And if you’re feeling particularly imaginative, why not dress up as your favourite hero, knight or princess?

SuNDAY 21 SEPTEmbEr / FrOm 10.30AmArt Gallery of NSW, Art Gallery Road, The Domainartgallery.nsw.gov.au

Image: Felicity Jenkins © Art Gallery of New South Wales

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tELL ME A StoRyUsing illustration, performance and crowns to share stories, these imaginative and inspiring workshops are designed for kids.

As part of the Lola Greeno: Cultural Jewels exhibition program, the workshops draw on Lola and the sharing of her own Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stories in her work.

Hosted by Helen Poyser, Akisiew and Jannawi Dance Clan.

1 OCTObEr / 9Am / 11Am / 1PmObject–Australian Design Centre Level 1, 417 Bourke Street, Surry Hillsobject.com.au

Image: Lola Greeno, Maireener Crown, 2014. Image Courtesy QVMAG

LEAFy cRIttERS: chILDREN’S PLANt FIBRE woRKShoPDiscover some of the local plants used by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to make string and woven objects as you twine, twist, knot and weave to make your own unique ‘leafy critter’. All craft supplies provided. Suitable for children aged 6-12 years.

11 OCTObEr / 10.30Am, 11.30Am, 1Pm & 2PmPalm House Lawn, Royal Botanic Garden, SydneyCost $5Bookings 02 9231 8182rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au

Image: Sophie Daniel, Leafy critters

thE BIG DIG ANIMAL ScULPtURES PRoJEctThe Big Dig, below Sydney Harbour YHA, is Australia’s largest urban archaeological dig site open to the public. Visit the site and see artist Glen Doyle’s wire animal sculptures, referencing some of the many animals that lived alongside former residents of the site, including a cockatoo, rat, cat, goats and chickens.

19 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObEr / 8Am – 7Pm

thE BIG DIG ANIMAL ScULPtURES KIDS’ woRKShoPIn association with The Big Dig Archaeology Education Centre, artist Glen Doyle leads a free drop-in workshop for kids aged 6 to 16 to try their hand at creating wire animal sculptures. Participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

27 SEPTEmbEr / 9Am – 1PmSydney Harbour YHA and The Big Dig Archaeology Education Centre, 110 Cumberland Street, The Rocksthebigdig.com.au

Image: Glen Doyle, Cockatoo

3D PRINtING woRKShoPSThe future is here! Come and check out the Library’s new 3D printer and join us for some special arty workshops for kids and adults. Ask at the library for more information.

19 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObEr / LIbrArY HOurS Surry Hills Library

hALLowED GRoUND: thE FUtURE oF thE LIBRARIANWhat will the librarian of the future be like? Join Hallowed Ground for a panel discussion on the all-important humans who inhabit and run our libraries. Presented with the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) Sydney and City of Sydney Library.

9 OCTObEr / 6.30Pm – 8Pm (FOr AGES 18+)Customs House Library

Image: City of Sydney Archives, Meeting of Librarians Queen Victoria Building, 1978

SURRy hILLS At StREEt LEVEL: SKEtchING woRKShoPSArtist and designer Richard Briggs will take you through the basics of sketching to create striking line drawings of the local area, culminating in a shared artwork to be displayed at Surry Hills Library in partnership with Surry Hills Festival.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

20 SEPTEmbEr / 10Am – 11.30Am27 SEPTEmbEr / 11Am – 12.30Pm2 OCTObEr / 6.30Pm – 8Pm (FOr AGES 18+)Surry Hills Library

Image: Richard Briggs

SURRy hILLS At StREEt LEVEL: URBAN AREAS IN FLUxPicture Surry Hills. What are we in danger of losing forever? Should we preserve our past, or embrace a 21st century global city with a sigh of relief? Join our panel for an evening of Surry Hills talk and love, preceded by a viewing of Richard Briggs’ exhibition, Surry Hills at Street Level.

18 SEPTEmbEr / 6.30Pm – 8PmSurry Hills Library

Image: Richard Briggs

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LAtE NIGht LIBRARy: StoRIES ABoUt ARt & ENDANGERMENt“No great artist ever sees things as they truly are. If he did he would cease to be an artist” – Oscar Wilde

Late Night Library looks at the concept of ‘endangered’ through stories of people at risk, artists trying to remain visible and other daily struggles to create and to stay alive. Hosted by Eddie Sharp.

THurSDAY 2 OCTObEr / 9Pm – 10Pm (FOr AGES 18+) Surry Hills Library

Image: Hillary White, Alf Devouring His Cat

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yoUR ARt StAtIoNBecome an artist during Art & About Sydney. Visit the art station at any City of Sydney library and draw and sketch to your heart’s content. Take your creations home or leave them with the library. A digital gallery will be uploaded to facebook.com/coslibraries.

Bookings not required.

19 SEPTEmbEr – 12 OCTObEr LIbrArY HOurS (FOr ALL AGES)All City of Sydney library branches

SocIAL MEDIA FoR ARtIStSJoin Lachlan Hibbert-Wells – digital and social media strategist, creative arts advocate and self-confessed internet geek – to explore the possibilities of social media platforms for artists.

23 SEPTEmbEr / 12.30Pm – 1.30Pm (FOr ADuLTS) Customs House Library

ALPhABEtIcAL SyDNEy ExhIBItIoN AND woRKShoPSDelight in a whimsical and creative love letter to Sydney, with artwork from storybook Alphabetical Sydney by writer Hilary Bell and illustrator Antonia Pesenti on display. Check library newsletter for exhibition launch and workshop details.

2 SEPTEmbEr – 28 SEPTEmbErCustoms House Library

thERE’S No END IN SIGhtCatch Redfern artist Nicholas Beckett’s exhibition of 101 colour prints of protesters, on display inside Waterloo Library’s Cabinet of The Less Considered. Write your own placard and place it on display at the library.

19 SEPTEmbEr – 4 OCTObEr LIbrArY HOurS (FOr ALL AGES)Waterloo Library

Image: Nicholas Beckett


WHERE ART MEETS FOOD & FASHION

S TA R . C O M . A U

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Each spring Art & About Sydney celebrates our city’s creativity and imagination, with local and international artists bringing their ideas, wit and unique spirit to the spaces we all share.

This year we are focussing on the endangered – what we’ve lost or are in danger of losing. From the local milk bar, once seen in small towns and suburbs across Australia, to sending a postcard on holiday or simply being uncontactable; artists and performers have given us their own response to all that is disappearing from our lives. Their work is thought-provoking, surprising and sure to inspire and intrigue.

Our creative community, and shared celebrations of this creativity, are fundamental to the identity of our city. The City has long recognised the importance of fostering an environment where ideas and imagination can flourish through grants, public art programs and the encouragement of finegrain activity.

This year we released our Creative City policy, a comprehensive plan for how we can best use our resources to continue supporting our creative communities. This followed extensive consultation with residents, artists, performers and the many people engaged in creative and cultural pursuits. Their input and ideas were invaluable in formulating an action plan. This includes an expanded role for Art & About Sydney, with projects throughout the year, in addition to the annual celebration of art in our streets and public spaces.

I look forward to the continued flourishing of Sydney’s unique and vibrant creative spirit as we enjoy Art & About Sydney together, and as we implement our Creative City policy in the years to come.

Lord Mayor —

CLOVER MOORE

WELCOME

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1. Friday Night Live Martin Place Page 4–7

2. The Banner Gallery Banners on George Street,

Martin Place, William Street, Oxford Street, Glebe Point Road, Redfern Street and World Square (680 George Street)

Page 8–9

3. Here, Now 307 Pitt Street, Sydney - look up Page 10–11

4. Us Queen Victoria Forecourt, George and Druitt streets Page 12–13

5. Neon Nomads Hyde Park south, enter via corner of Park and Elizabeth streets Page 14–15

6. Bodies in Urban Spaces Start at Archibald Fountain Page 16–17

7. Trolleys Customs House Square

Pitt Street Mall Hyde Park north – Archibald Fountain Page 18–19

8. Australian Life St James walkway Hyde Park north Page 24–25

9. Little Sydney Lives Sandringham Gardens Hyde Park north –27

POTTS POINT REDFERN

SYDNEY CBD

5119 SEPT – 12 OCT 2014

10. The Walking Neighbourhood

10A. The Rex Centre 58A Macleay Street (Entrance near Baroda Street) Potts Point

Page 20–21

10B. 107 Projects107 Redfern Street, Redfern

Page 20–21

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