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Making Sense
It took a few unhappy Frenchman to build the Eiffel Tower. It took a few stoners to figure out that weed causes laziness. And it took a few years of sitting around in smoking jackets for a few Italians to come up with some famous proverbs. You know it, and Ed Janssen knows ‘It Takes a Fabergé Egg to Make An Omelette'.
Badges by Lisa Kearns
Working as a doctor, the stethoscope around your neck earns you a certain amount of respect. Even as I accidentally wander into a family bereavement room looking for a urinary catheter or glue my fingers together with tissue glue, I can console myself with the knowledge that people are thinking "She's busy.
Umbel Ballits performance
What:
Umbel Ballits performance
Where:
Craft Victoria, 31 Flinders La, Melbourne
When:
Sat June 21, 2pm
How much:
Free
Description:
Dylan Martorell hardly ever just has an exhibition, he throws in a show as well. On Saturday you can see him perform "3 Speed Golden Ratios (Clockwise and Anti Clockwise)" and "Pentatonic Succulent Rounds" with Julie Burleigh , Nathan Grey and Francis Plagne. They will be supported by maths and nature and possibly some potatoes.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: A
Dylan Martorell, Umbel Ballits
What:
Dylan Martorell, Umbel Ballits
Where:
Craft Victoria, 31 Flinders La, Melbourne
When:
Opening TONIGHT! Thurs May 22, 6-8pm
Exhibition runs until June 28. Check Hidden Archive for live performance updates
How much:
Free
Description:
Dylan Martorell launches his drawing and sound installation Umbel Ballits. It responds to the underlying structure of sound and botanic form. It also involves math, which is, of itself, very impressive. Don't forget to check when the performances will happen throughout the exhibition.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: A
Orbit Oblique
The mid-fifties were great for drive-in cinemas, beat poets and swing dancing. But the victims of the Cold War and Soviet Union vs America space-race weren’t so lucky to revel in the PEZ-fuelled, post-World War frivolity of the fifties. Soviet Union scientists were hooked on the idea that living organisms could survive in space.
Filippo Raphael FRESH! Award
Ignoring by the slightly fruity ! in the title, we are dragging our pathetic, cynical feet to Craft Victoria this week for a breath of fresh, enthusiastic air. This annual exhibition of work by Victoria's most innovative graduating students of craft and design is a big deal.
This is the stuff you'll be wanting to buy in order to impress people next Christmas, so treat FRESH.
Melbourne Scarf Festival: SPIN
From the time of Tom Baker and even before that, scarves have always been the key to an outfit.
Teamed with the bleakest of ensembles, a jaunty scarf is a happening way of saying “Hey folks, I’m colourful, I’m madcap. Anything could happen here, (etc)”. Craft Victoria is, of course, the hand-made hub and this annual festival is dedicated entirely to the hand-making of scarves.
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