FourThousand is a weekly snapshot of Brisbane's subculture - a Brisbane guide to film, music, design, books, art, goods and links for people who realise that the best things in life are often hard to find. Below you will find the latest additions to our Brisbane guide.
Tomorrow When The War Began
A bunch of unfeasibly attractive teenagers go bush. Laughing, flirting, frolicking beside creeks and campfires... Something bad's definitely about to happen. Luckily, this isn't yet another of those shitty horror flicks Australian filmmakers insist on continuing to make. This all-Aussie action blockbuster is based on John Marsden's beloved young-adult novels set in an Australia invaded by an unspecified foreign power.
Mood in Progress, Louise Tahiraj
Louise Tahiraj is a busy lady. Between helping run Accidentally Annie St, working a day job and speaking critically about art, she experiments with video and that huge gap between the pixel and her own sleight of hand. Opening this week at Box Copy, Tahiraj exhibits her experimentation in the aforementioned medium, proving that video isn't just about the moving image, but the components which are drawn in to make it.
Kite Club, Esoterica
Ever been to the forest when it's still dark out so that you're awake to hear the near-invisible sounds of a thousand monsters coming to life through the woodlands as though you were in Fern Gully? They're the kind of sounds Nicholas D Futcher, aka. Kite Club specialises in. Esoterica, his debut EP sets the mood for spring (in both senses of the word).
Violent Green no.2
Setting sail in 2003, geared in just a tiny little rowboat - we're pleased to say that eight years later, it looks like Violent Green have officially conquered Brisbane's high seas. Following up the massive success of their first store, the forever-quirky Violent Green delivers us small town folks some good news: they've opened up a sister store in the Fortitude Valley.
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The Supreme Genius of King Khan and The Shrines
27th Aug 09
If Chris Knight and Yahoo Serious can duke it out over who was the Einstein of the 80s - I'm pretty sure King Khan can be The Supreme Genius for right...
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Nook
30th Sep 09
September has drawn to a close and spring has most definitely sprung, leaving only thirty-one more precious days to dust-off the Dust Buster and embark...
Belinda
4th Apr 08
If you haven't had the pleasure yet, Belinda is a high-end boutique previously located only in the fashion hubs of Sydney and Melbourne. Well here's showing...
Beneath the Roses
11th Apr 08
Gregory Crewdson’s Beneath the Roses reveals his elaborately choreographed, large-scale photographs which blur the line between cinema and photography...
Brisbane Comedy Festival 2010 as told by Comedian Tom Ballard
24th Feb 10
Hey Brisbane, are you ready to laff (sic)?!
Good. That really is the best attitude to have, particularly when there is a comedy festival approaching.
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MIA, '/\/\ /\ Y /\'
19th Jul 10
I'll be the first to admit I'm paranoid. I'm convinced that someone is watching my every cyber-move in our real-life interpretation of 1984. I avoid...
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