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If Mr Wilkinson were alive today he'd have a Don Draper-decorum, an always-full bottle of single malt Scotch and several James Cameron suits. There's no doubt about this guy's class. Fortunately for us Mr Wilkinson is just a comfortable new drinkery on Lygon Street, Brunswick. He's near a servo, a pizza shop, some anonymous offices and could reach out and wave to The Alderman just down the street.
What:
Sine Deo - Al Stark and M P Fikaris launch
Where:
Brunswick Bound, 361 Sydney Rd, Brunswick (opposite Savers)
When:
Sat Nov 8, 2-5pm
How much:
Free!
Description:
The curator, Arlene Texta Queen, says Al Stark and M P Fikaris are 'two powerful beards'. Like Peter Russell Clarke and Rolf Harris. The Two Fat Ladies. John and Yoko. Dennis Wilson crossed with this scary owl crossed with afternoon tea. That's what to expect this Saturday at their launch.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: Cordial
In places like South Central Los Angeles, Saturday nights are for listening to N.W.A and mulling over two possible career choices: Bloods or Crips. It took Tommy the Clown and a jar of face paint to change this trend, uniting the people by knocking out some interpretive dance moves to the gangsta rap his older brothers were playing.
Melbourne drinking culture can be so rude. People cutting in front of you in the bar queue. Middle-aged weirdos whose drunken dancing smashes a tray of water glasses. Packs of shrieking hussies drowning out your conversation. People who poo on the carpet.
Rest assured, nobody poos on the carpet at Bar Etiquette.
Most bike services favour cyclists in lycra, zipping about the countryside on their days off. But the average kid cycling daily to their place of work and play has needs, too. The brain behind Commuter Cycles was once a frustrated cyclist, with one hand on the handlebars and the other fisting the air at the lack of workshops for everyday bikers.
What:
Nearly Everything launch
Where:
Brunswick Bound, 361 Sydney Rd, Brunswick
When:
Sat Aug 16, 2-4pm
How much:
Free
Description:
Sarah McNeill sounds like a curious creature. By day, she illustrates critters of the forest and plays on her blog; by night, she retreats under her desk where she sleeps on a bed of piled-up blankets. McNeill has managed to land real estate in the gallery above Brunswick Bound, proving that, even though she might be a only a few skipped showers away from hoboville, she is a practising artist with something to give.
Event: Launch
Stimulus: Free booze & Food
Next Wave is all systems go. And, it's not really the kind of wave that dumped you and your boogie board at Point Leo before dumping seaweed in your pants. It's more like a well-travelled Tsunami, flooding Brunswick coin laundries.
The Agents of Proximity have set up shop in laundromat and they're exhibiting the travel stories of locals.
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