FLUFFY TOWN

There was once Alpha House, its sketch-Club, and all around a big city full of sky scraped by concrete and glass, and in between, other 'itch-hickers' taking over galleries and the street! I'm going down, down, down, down... to Fluffy Town!

Thursday, October 12, 2006

Buzzz and weeds

If you missed the church of Kathellisism last night at the Buzzz (not Buzz, BuZZZ) bar (349 King Street, Newtown), well, too bad, you missed the bohême, the glamour, the clamours and the rest ( the bourgeois were exceptionally discreet). It's a bit as if, going to a damn fine restaurant, you had chosen the surimi instead of the mud crab, or instead of the kangaroo fillet, the tofu tartare. Welll... nexxxt chance wednesday fortnight, same place same time, lucky you!)


And that "White Trash" by Adam Hill in the Frolic shop window, 501 King Street! Bliss on branch, as Frogs exclaim.

At the Addison Road Gallery (142 Addison RD Marrickville) this Saturday 14th, between5 and 8 pm, Loris Quantock opens a show of paintings and constructions, and the comedian Rod Quantock will perform with the caustic humour he featured on teevee - before getting the sack for being TOO caustic. This is a free country, right? But can one be THAT free? (Check out Momô's fate in the Greek Theogony by Hesiod...) The show is running till the 29th October.

Also on this Monday 16th October, from 6.30pm at King Street Gallery on Burton, 102 Burton Street, Darlinghurst, "Art with a Heart for the Wayside Chapel" will take place, featuring works by
Adam Cullen
Alan Healy
Andrew Sibley
Camilla Connolly
Cash Brown
Gavin Barbey
Gilles Vancoillie
Heny Mulholland
Jason Wing
John Hawley
Kelly Ann Denton
Leslie Dimmick
Melanie Hill
Michael Leunig
Naomi McCann
Nick Hollo
Paola Talbert
Paul Nagle
Reg Mombassa
Rita Karagel
Russel Carey
Simon Hardy
Wendy Sharpe.

A viewing will be held on Sunday 15th and Monday 16th from 11am to 6pm. Check the details on www.thewaysidechapel.com/auction.

Another exciting event at a longer term is "Sculpture in the Vineyards", opening on the 7th of December (that's Thursday) in three valleys around Sydney. Visit www.sculptureinthevineyards.blogspot.com for more details, and while you're at it, go to www.weedyconnection.com: this website is a fantastic encyclopedia on Australian native plants, their names, characteristics,uses, and their link to the country and to the people who live on it, autochtonous and immigrants.

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