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Death: A Graveside Companion

Blog — February 20, 2018

Death: A Graveside Companion  Thames and Hudson   Not sure if you concur with Socrates in that death may the greatest of all human blessings but it is certainly a topic that is relevant to every mortal and has been explored in a myriad of ways. …

Young Henrys

Blog — February 21, 2018

Craft beer. To thrive in today’s day and age of fleeting sensations and flavours du jour, establishing oneself in the the crowded craft alcoholic beverage arena is no mean feat that demands a clear vision, passion, a melange of heart and brains to create something truly special. …

Delirious: Art at the Limits of Reason, 1950-1980

Blog — February 22, 2018

Delirious: Art at the Limits of Reason, 1950-1980 Metropolitan Museum of Art www.footprint.com.au   1950 until 1980 was certainly an interesting era: The implications of post-second world war sentiments paired with the omnipresence of violence and brutality that has been witnessed first-hand on one side, and …

Wine Selector’s 50 Best

Blog — February 23, 2018

Wine Selector’s 50 Best The Old Rum Store Sydney, Australia February 15, 2018 Wine Selector is the authority and when it comes to the finer things of all things pertaining to the fermented juice of grapes in all of its varieties. Wine Selector’s tasting …

Australian Libations and Tipples

Blog — February 24, 2018

Interested in what terra australis has to offer in terms of libations and tipples? Look no further. The first instalment of this series shall shed light on Starward. Have you ever longed for a place where you can partake in something of unique taste that …

Fragrance.

Blog — February 25, 2018

Fragrance.   Punk rock and fragrance, huh? An oxymoron? What would a punk rock perfume smell like? Super glue, urinal stones, stale beer, dogs and a hint of patchouli? A fragrant equivalent to Zoolander’s fashion line “Derelicte” sold at Hot Topic? Too clichéd? Growing …

Futurism: An Anthology

Blog — February 26, 2018

Futurism: An Anthology Yale University Press   Now, this one is a no-brainer. As in, for anyone remotely into what happened in the twentieth century in the realms of design, architecture, social movements and freethinking, this tome is a must-have. The facts: 1909. Italy. …

Surrealism, Art, and Modern Science

Blog — February 28, 2018

Surrealism, Art, and Modern Science Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Epistemology Yale University Press   The interim between the two World Wars. Worlds in upheaval. Technological advancements. Progress in the world of physics. Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity superseding Newton’s two hundred years old …

Tropfest 2018

Blog — March 1, 2018

Tropfest 2018 Parramatta, Australia February 17, 2018 Tropfest first incarnated in 1993 in a bid to establish a foundation and a forum for filmmakers to blossom and bloom. Since its humble beginnings within a café in Sydney’s inner west, it has organically grown to become a …

Sydney City Limits @ Centennial Park

Blog — March 3, 2018

Sydney City Limits Centennial Park Sydney, Australia February 24, 2018 Austin City Limits Festival has found its worthy equivalent in the Southern hemisphere: With the name being more than a subtle hint to its big sister, Sydney City Limit incarnated the first time in 2018 …

Libations and Tipples from the Ole World

Blog — March 4, 2018

Hunter S. Thompson loved it. Herb Kelleher thought along with Philip Morris cigarettes that it was essential to the maintenance of human life. Steven King fell prey to it. Bourbon. It is whisky. But whisky ain’t necessarily bourbon. Bourbon is usually stronger and sweeter …

Time Out Sydney Bar Awards 2018

Blog — March 5, 2018

Time Out Sydney Bar Awards 2018 Marquee Club Sydney, Australia February 25, 2018 Sometimes bad weather can be a blessing in disguise. Sure, it would have been delightful to celebrate the 2018 Time Out Sydney on the Sky Terrace of the Star Casino as it …

The Mind-Gut Connection by Emerand Mayer

Blog — March 6, 2018

The Mind-Gut Connection By Emeran Mayer  Harper Collins   Ah, the body. Your corpse. A powerful intuitive communicator. Are you listening, possibly entering and influencing the dialogue? “Gut feeling”. Your innate inner compass. Devoid of conscious reasoning, your gut instinct …

The Modern Cook’s Year by Anna Jones

Blog — March 9, 2018

The Modern Cook’s Year By Anna Jones Harper Collins   Cannot be bothered to cook? In need of some inspiration? Bored by the limitations of your cooking skills? The Modern Cook's Year is aimed at showcasing the usage of seasonal produce throughout the …

Bar Patrón by Neil Perry

Blog — March 11, 2018

Bar Patrón by Neil Perry Sydney, Australia   Now, in theory this should be an easy one. Guilty as charged – I do harbour a weak spot for the distilled emissions of the blue agave plant from the state of Jalisco – be it the sharper …

Quicksand/Thursday @ Metro Theatre

Blog — March 14, 2018

Quicksand / Thursday Metro Theatre Sydney Australia March 7, 2018 Stating that one Walter Schreifels with the myriad of his musical incarnations has had a significant impact on my musical evolution during my early formative years would be an understatement par excellence. One would …

The Aints play The Saints part 2

Blog — March 15, 2018

The Aints play The Saints part 2. Manning Bar Sydney, Australia March 9, 2018 We have clarified before that The Saints have left an imprint on the music scene that make some sandwich them in between the Ramones and Sex Pistols when it comes to …

Wanderlust: Hiking on Legendary Trails

Blog — March 18, 2018

Wanderlust Hiking on Legendary Trails Gestalten Verlag   Into traveling? Inhabited by that innate, unexplainably strong desire to roam and impetus to go wandering? I hear you. Does your traveling culminate in booking packages and tours? Or are you into exploring per …

High Adventure in the Great Outdoors

Blog — March 19, 2018

High Adventure in the Great Outdoors – Outdoor watches Living in the southern hemisphere, it is mildly difficulty to not get into and enjoy water sports to at least some degree. We are talking surfing, diving, snorkeling, swimming in the ocean and not the sexual kink variant – …

Fabergé and the Russian Crafts Tradition

Blog — March 22, 2018

Fabergé and the Russian Crafts Tradition An Empire's Legacy Margaret Kelly Trombly Thames & Hudson Publishing   You dabble in arts but decorative art of the Russian kind is not on your radar? That should change and an appropriate introduction is this encompassing …