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Kings ARI relaunch party!

What:
Kings Artist Run Initiative relaunch party

Where:
Lvl 1, 171 King St, Melbourne

When:
Mon Mar 8, 6pm

How much:
Free!

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Description:
Kings Artist Run Initiative is re-launching even though it never un-launched. After eight years presenting the Melbourne art scene with emerging, dynamic and challenging contemporary art, Kings is now expanding their dialogue with new opportunities for the wider creative community. It's like launching the launched, or a launch squared.

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Event: Launch

Stimulus: Hot artsy types

Baden Pailthorpe, Other v2.0

What:
Baden Pailthorpe, Other v2.0

Where:
Kings ARI, Lvl 1, 171 King St, Melbourne

When:
Opening Fri Jan 15, 6-8pm. Exhibition runs until Feb 6.

How much:
Free!

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Description:
Pictures of dead video game characters. That's what Baden Pailthorpe is doing here. Whatever, right? They're just make believe. Wrong, Sergeant Grand Theft! That's how we do war these days. USING XBOX REMOTES. See what Baden's getting at here? How bad you feel for dead pixel man? That's how bad those US chicken hawks feel too.

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Event: Exhibition

Stimulus: art

West Space A4 Art Show and BUS:PASS

Article published 26th Nov 08

As much as we hate to use this word... CRISIS! Melbourne's artist-run galleries have been getting rather large rent hikes inserted into their rectums recently. And it's time for us all to adjust our perspectives, because if we don't start doing more than drinking free goon at launches of a Thursday night there'll be no more launches to drink goon at.

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Siri Hayes and Kristian Haggblom

Article published 21st Dec 05
Medium: Photography
Drink: Bottle of red

In the peak of the festive season when spirits are at their highest and love and joy abound, there is no better time to take a good hard look at death. Siri Hayes and Kristian Haggblom do just this in their latest show at Kings.

The feared subject of death is explored by Hayes through photographs of abandoned and run-down houses, stagnant amid the grey murk of suburbia.

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