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Hi culture creatures,

Here we go!

Sculptures by the Sea. No more info required! No link, as you know where it is!
http://sculpturebythesea.com/

Crown Street Fare:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1493384127620840/

Healthy shizzles. Bend this bodies, babies:

http://healthandwb.com.au/

Cycle at Night:

https://www.facebook.com/sydneycycleways

Brewery Yard Markets on this Sunday at Central Park:

http://www.breweryyardmarkets.com.au/

On Sunday 1 November 2015, Sydney Open throws open the doors to the city’s most treasured and architecturally inspiring buildings..the city is opening up spaces that are usually restricted, I’m doing the St James underground tour AMAZING!:

http://sydneylivingmuseums.com.au/sydneyopen

A wonderful initiative to create awareness about anxiety and depression. Charles Francis has photographed well-know Aussies and all proceeds from the silent auction go to Beyond Blue and Lifeline. Dig deep people:

Customs House library [a nice trot at lunch time] Tues November 3 until 30 December:

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/art-the-library-get-serious-support-sufferers-of-depression-and-anxiety-tickets-18127896025

On Thursday November 5th COMMUNE are hosting an evening of free flowing soup and beer. https://www.facebook.com/twopots Two Pots, a pop up diner with a farm to plate philosophy will be taking over COMMUNE’s kitchen for the night. They are serving up two different pots of soup, Iggy’s sourdough and homemade smoked pumpkin pie

With with Gin!

Gin Mill Social, Friday November 13 at Slide:

http://slide.com.au/shows/theginmillsocial/

Book wormies, this is for YOU! [you’re welcome x]

http://sydneyrarebookfair.com/

Love this city,

MFM x

Brook Andrew’s giant geometric beauties at The Cutaway.

You may remember the Travelling Colony of seven hand-painted caravans for the 2012 Sydney Festival which explored and celebrated Redfern’s people, culture and community. Well, Brook Andrew is the first to open an exhibit at the Cutaway gallery in the Barangaroo site.

The Weight of History, The Mark of Time, is a large scale installation that promises to play on the senses as the four floating sculptures ‘breath’ and are lit internally adding another dimension. The soundscape accompanying the installation by Theodore Wohng, De Anima, is based on Aristotle’s idea of the soul. We’re a little excited to experience this in the flesh.

You really should experience these giant geometric beauties for yourself. We had a snoop during our lunch hour an can’t wait to get closer on the weekend.

More info here:
http://barangaroo.sydney/things-to-do/brook-andrew-installation/

September 10, 2015 0

Itching to get your doodle on?

Itching to get your doodle on? Well pop the pen to the paper and submit your inky wonderments here to be among the 12 selected for the ‘Draw me a Calendar’ competition.

30 bucks for one submission or 50 for two. Black ink on white paper only, doll faces and entries in by Monday September 21.

Click here for entry forms and the rest from the ArtSHINE guys:
http://www.artshinegallery.com/#!draw-me-a-calendar-2016/cakp

PC: Inkspiration from @getfunkt

September 8, 2015 0

The skin you’re in.

We jumped into Homeat735 last Sunday to have a sneaky peek at what was on the walls.

Savina Hopkins’ latest collage work is intriguing to say the least. With the use of bandaids she has explored the notion that they imply damage, healing, trauma and care. Each portrait’s face’s tones are created from using dressings with various tones, textures, patterns and transparencies.

Check out her page here and hop down to the gallery to see them in the ‘flesh’ [had to squeeze a dad joke in there somewhere!]:
http://savinahopkins.blogspot.com.au/p/home.html

September 8, 2015 0

Hello world! Welcome to Money for Martinis!

Welcome to Money for Martinis! We are ever so excited to have you join our journey.

We all work so hard and Money for Martinis promises to be your Sydney scene social investigator providing a one stop spot catering for your curiosities and sense of adventure. There’s so much happening in this great city and we don’t want you to miss out.

Our purpose is to not only celebrate Sydney, it’s to create a hunger for locals to experience more and have exposure to the people that make wonderful and interesting things happen.

Money for Martinis aims to reconnect people on an emotional level while encouraging interaction and collaboration. We’re also about supporting the little guy and helping them to be exposed.

Love this city,

MFM x