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I’m pleased to let you know that ‘Darlinghurst East Its Young’ has been selected for the Darwin International Film Festival. The festival will be staged in September with the film being screened on the 20th.

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Currently showing at Cassandra Bird Gallery, ‘Naytcha Nurture’ by Tina Havelock Stevens.

…“a dynamic constellation of painting, photography, sculptural installation, video, light and sound…”. The show runs till August 3o – check it out!

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Big thanks to writer and author Barry Divola for his piece on Darlinghurst Eats Its Young for the Eureka Street website. You can read the article here - https://shorturl.at/1ZawD

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Painting by Chris Capper from Home’s 08.05.19 exhibition.

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Revelation Film Festival in Perth opens tomorrow. ‘Darlinghurst Eats Its Young’ will be screening on Friday the 4th at 5pm in ‘Places and lives: Short Doc’ at the Luna Leederville Cinema. For my WA friends, tickets are available at https://rb.gy/iuqalc

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Tea Cup Ballet was photographed in 1935 by Australian photographer, Olive Cotton.

“…this picture evolved after I had bought some inexpensive cups and saucers from Woolworths for our studio coffee breaks to replace our rather worn old mugs. The angular handles reminded me of arms akimbo, and that led to the idea of making a photograph to express a dance theme…” Olive Cotton.

Tea Cup Ballet was exhibited in the London Salon of photography in 1935, the first of Cotton’s works to be shown outside Australia.

The photograph was featured on an Australian stamp in 1991 commemorating 150 years of photography.

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Located in Kaunas, Lithuania, the 9th Fort Memorial was built in 1984 by sculptor Alfonsas Ambraziunas. Photo by Stefano Perego

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Ian Fairweather, Roi soleil, 1956-57, gouache on paperboard on hardboard.

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Visited Defiance Gallery today to see Kyle Murrell’s ‘Always at Every Moment’ painting exhibition. Great to see this almost sold-out suite of new works. Pictured are 1. Afterlight, Landmark, oil on canvas and 2. Sunflower, oil on panel (above) and Thrum, oil on panel. The exhibition closes on Saturday and is highly recommended.

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I’m pleased to let you know that ‘Darlinghurst Eats Its Young’ has been selected for the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival.

The festival opens on the 15th of July and the film will be screening at the Nova Cinema on the 19th.

I hope to see my Melbourne friends at the cinema. You can buy tickets at

https://shorturl.at/vD8l6

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Pleased to receive this award for ‘Darlinghurst Eats Its Young’ last week.

Many thanks to the good folk at Focus Film Festival for the award, much appreciated!

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Home’s 14.05.25 closes today.

I’ll be sitting the gallery from 2-5pm.

Come along to see work by John Bokor (painting), Jason Gee (video), Madeleine Preston (ceramics), Tim Ritchie (photography), Katharine Tebbatt (collage), David Art Wales (sublimation prints on felt) and Toby Zoates (vintage print).

Pictured is Madeleine Preston, Smokers Series (After Guston), 2017, glazed ceramics, dimensions variable.

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14.05.25 closes this Saturday.

Last chance to artwork by John Bokor, Jason Gee, Madeleine Preston, Tim Ritchie, Katharine Tebbatt, David Art Wales and Toby Zoates.

Pictured are two of a suite of sublimation prints on acoustic felt by David Art Wales.

Home will be open tomorrow from 2-5pm – 735 Bourke Street Redfern.

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Stunning night photography by Tim Ritchie showing at Home.

The gallery will be open tomorrow from 2-5pm – 735 Bourke Street Redfern.

Pictured is No Standing, 2025, photographic print.

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Collage by Katharine Tebbatt showing at Home.

The gallery will be open Saturday from 2-5pm.

Pictured is Indra (from the DOT series), 2024-25, collage, mixed media.

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I’m pleased to let you know that ‘Darlinghurst Eats Its Young’ has been selected for Revelation Perth International Film Festival.

The film will be screening in ‘Places and Lives: Short Doc’ on Friday the 4th of July at 5pm at the Luna Leederville Cinema in Perth.

For friends in Perth, you can purchase tickets here -  https://shorturl.at/XbsK4

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Home’s 14.05.25 exhibition closes this weekend.

The gallery will be open Saturday 2-5pm.

Come along to see Phosphene Dream Machine video work by Jason Gee.  

Phosphene Dream Machine is a sensory exploration drawn from processed television white noise and stroboscopic flicker.

Inspired by the original Dreamachine developed by Brion Gysin and Ian Sommerville, the work uses pulsating light to stimulate the optic nerve, activating the brain’s natural rhythms. This neurological interaction gives rise to kaleidoscopic patterns and visual hallucinations.