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TodayWant to know where today's exhibitions are?Map of today's exhibitions Art Buffet opening 6:00pm | No location More details MILS BOOK – Book Launch – Launch Book 6:00pm | Lilac City — 1 / 103 -105 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst More details Exhibition Opening – Emma Coulter, ‘Trace Patterns’ 6:00pm | Palmer Art Projects — Suite 2, 82 Queen Street, Woollahra, Sydney More details February Exhibitions: I See Queer People 6:00pm | AirSpace Projects — 10 Junction Street, Marrickville More details Tomorrow Artist In Conversation- Phil Ferguson aka Chili Philly 2:00pm | Australian Design Centre — 101-115 William Street, Darlinghurst More details Nobody’s Baby 9:00am | Central Park Mall — 28 Broadway, Chippendale, Sydney More details Opening exhibition : Shift from Within by Haruyo Morita 7:00pm | Vincent & Dupree' — 248 Bronte Rd, Waverley More details Watch this space – Closing event 1:00pm | contact sheet — 60 Atchison Street, Sydney More details YAI 2:00pm |
Goodspace Gallery — Meagher St, Sydney More details Angus Gardner: Those Guys 6:00pm |
the tortilla curtain boyle summaryWellington St Projects — Studio 8, 19-23 Wellington Street, Chippendale, Sydney More details Culture Up Late – Wednesday nights, Jan-Feb 2017 5:00pm |
westerly white bathroom window curtain pairSydney, NSW More details SOLD OUT – Cultural Architecture: Sir David Adjaye OBE 6:30pm | Powerhouse Museum — 500 Harris St, Ultimo, Sydney More details Exhibition Opening – Genevieve Felix Reynolds 6:00pm | Galerie pompom — 27-39 Abercrombie St, Sydney More details Exhibition Opening – Chris Dolman 6:00pm | Galerie pompom — 27-39 Abercrombie St, Sydney More details Briefcase: a solo exhibition by Dave Wells 6:00pm | M2 Gallery — 4/450 Elizabeth St Surry Hills, Sydney More details MTNS MADE Salon 6:30pm |
Hotel Blue — 88 Lurline St, Katoomba More details Thursday 16 Feb The lights are out or burning brightly – MFA Final Presentation 5:00pm | National Art School — Forbes Street, Darlinghurst More details Opening: Quentin Lambert & Noelia Araya Matus ‘Maël at the Park’ 6:00pm | Kensington Contemporary — 32-34 Kensington Street, Sydney More details John Moroney in Bondi 6:00pm | M Contemporary Bondi — 180 Campbell Parade, Sydney More details Saturday 18 Feb Hedar Abadi: Save our Fish From Drowning 6:00pm | Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre — 1 Powerhouse Road, Casula More details At The End Of The World 2:00pm | M Contemporary — 37 Ocean Street, Sydney More details Sweaty palms 1:00pm | Petersham Park — West Sreet, Sydney More details Paramor Prize: Art + Innovation 2017 6:00pm | Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre — 1 Powerhouse Road, Casula More details Tuesday 21 Feb February/March at Kudos Gallery! Kudos Gallery — 6 Napier St, Sydney More details Wednesday 22 Feb Opening: Found and Made 6:00am |
STACKS Projects — 191 Victoria Street, Potts Point More details Good Looking! Exhibition Opening 6:00pm | Boomalli Aboriginal Art Gallery — 55-59 Flood St Leichhardt, Sydney More details Drawing Blood Occult Life Drawing presents: Church of Satan 7:00pm | 107 Projects — 107 Redfern Street Redfern, Sydney More details Friday 24 Feb FEB 24: 2 shows 6:00pm | China Heights Gallery — 16-28 Foster St, Sydney More details Guy James Whitworth Cries For Attention at his opening. M2 Gallery — 4/450 Elizabeth St Surry Hills, Sydney More details Saturday 25 Feb Adorned Makers Market 10:00am | Australian Design Centre — 101-115 William Street, Darlinghurst More details Wednesday 1 Mar HIV heART 6:00pm | The Shop Gallery — 112 Glebe Point Road Glebe, Sydney More details Launch of MAY SPACE 6:00pm | May Space — 409b George Street Waterloo, Sydney More details This art exhibition openings calendar is generated from Facebook. To get your event on the calendar invite us to it on Facebook.
The map updates with new events every hour or so — don’t panic if your event doesn’t appear immediately.A dispute between longshoremen and shipping companies has created a backlog that’s leaving cargo ships sitting offshore waiting to be unloaded and export goods languishing on the docks. What’s the fight about, and what’s the wider impact -- especially on California’s delicate citrus industry?What’s the fight about, and what’s the wider impact -- especially on California’s delicate citrus industry? Ports Crisis, The Internet of Things, and the Art Laboe Connection A dispute between longshoremen and shipping companies has created a backlog that’s leaving cargo ships sitting offshore waiting to be unloaded and export goods languishing on the docks. A dispute between longshoremen and shipping companies has created a backlog that’s leaving cargo ships sitting offshore waiting to be unloaded, and export goods languishing on the docks. What’s the fight about, and what’s the wider impact -- especially on California’s delicate citrus industry?
Then, in our weekly web roundup, a look at the scary-slash-promising possibility of “The Internet of Things,” a future point when all our appliances and even our bodies are connected online. In our film segment, a look at the Oscar nominees in animation, foreign film, and other less talked-about categories. And finally, legendary DJ Art Laboe is off L.A.’s airwaves for the first time in 60 years...at least for now. Producers:Andrew WalshChristian BordalMatt HolzmanJolie MyersAnna Scott There’s a crisis at the nation’s West Coast ports. An ongoing dispute between longshoremen and shipping companies has led to a suspension of unloading cargo ships. That means huge boats are sitting just offshore, waiting to unload containers filled with products from Asia, while California goods that are supposed to be exported are languishing on the docks. What’s the fight about, and what’s the wider impact? Guests:Karen Robes Meeks, Long Beach Press-Telegram (@KarenMeeksPT)
The shutdown at the ports is costing some $1 billion a day, and California’s citrus growers are feeling the pain. It’s a $2.4 billion-a-year business, and while most perishable fruits and vegetables are flown out, oranges are still shipped the old-fashioned way. We get a firsthand account of how badly the business is being hurt. Guests:Tom Wollenman, LaBue Citrus We’re getting closer and closer to the day when our cars, appliances, and even our own bodies are plugged into the Internet at all times. The idea is referred to as “the Internet of things.” It means our refrigerator can warn us when we’re almost out of milk, or our washing machines can order more laundry soap directly from Amazon. But also, our cars can tell our insurance companies exactly how fast we drive and our FitBits can send health information directly to our HMOs. This all could make our lives a little easier, but also scarier. We talk about that and more in our weekly web roundup. Guests:Manoush Zomorodi, WNYC's 'Note to Self' (@manoushz)
What most people know about the Oscar race for best animated feature is that the Lego Movie never made it to the starting line. But the mourning period is done: the teeth have been gnashed and the garments have been rended. It’s time to talk about the movies that did get a nod, including some foreign stunners and a big-budget sequel that may have surpassed the original. That and more in our weekly film segment. Guests:William Bibbiani, Crave Online (@williambibbiani) Witney Seibold, Crave Online (@witneyseibold) Dj Art Laboe has been a fixture of L.A. radio for more than 60 years...until this week. His show, The Art Laboe Connection, has been taken off L.A.’s airwaves as part of a programming overhaul. HOT 92.3 - with an oldies format - is now Real 92.3, a hip hop station. Fans are not happy: An online petition to get Laboe back on the air already has more than 8,000 signatures. He was the first DJ to spin West Coast rock n’ roll, and he invented the request and dedication and the term “oldies but goodies.”