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Semi-Permanent 2010
Semi-Permanent is coming back to Brisbane! The bedpost of fresh Australian design conferences, SP have gained the reputation of horn-rim quality with the fun of intentionally sleepless Friday nights. The street smarts, and the book smarts. One minute you could be hearing high end graphic design babble, the other you could be watching Spiderman in slumber mode while Lister speaks (it happened at Sydney's SP in 2008).
An interview with Louise Bannister from frankie Magazine
Rachel Surgeoner sits down (via the interweb) for a quick Q&A with frankie co-founder Louise Bannister. Read the scoop on one of frankie's leading ladies - everything from travels in Mexico to rubber stamp collecting and scars collected along the way...
Rachel: We all know the ladies at frankie love a good cup of tea, what's in your tea jar right now?
Louise: I'm a peppermint tea fan through and through.
Semiotics
Back when everyone was studying cool shit like Coen brothers films and Seinfeld in semiotics class, we got stuck with the dud known as Signs starring Mel Gibson - thinking back, maybe the teacher was going a little off the Raëls. I take it that the artists featured in the Semi-Permanent event, Semiotics, were inspired by the former.
Semi-Permanent
What:
Semi-Permanent
Where:
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Merivale St, South Bank
When:
Fri Jun 4, 10am-6pm
How much:
Early bird $130 until May 20 ($230 after May 20). Students $70
Description:
Did someone say it was May? Yes, you're right - the days are getting shorter - I just keep thinking it's the apocalypse. But no... it's nearly Semi-Permanent time sill, and time IS running out... to get your ticket! Semi-Permanent lands in Brisbane in early June, Early bird rates for believers are still available until the end of TODAY.
Event Type: Talk
Genre: Art
Location: Inner South
Tuesday
The boys from Nine Lives are adding to their repertoire of underground art-shows this Tuesday, so be sure to drop by and say Hi. With the countdown of sleeps until Semi-Permanent minimising by the day, the Gallery has teamed up with Design is Kinky and Sherbet Birdie to wet our artistically-inclined appetites and, well, basically just remind us that local artists do it best.
Friday
What:
Friday
Where:
19 Karen, 19 Karen Avenue, Mermaid Beach, Gold Coast
When:
Opens Fri Apr 3. 6-9pm. Closes Sat Apr 4
How much:
Free
Description:
Brought to you by Design is Kinky, Sherbet Birdie and 19 Karen, Friday is a sister exhibition to ‘Tuesday'... it's like Peter Alexander days of the week underwear, but with super talented local artists on walls instead of words on your pubes. All part of the Semi-Permanent band wagon coming to town next week, these shows will be the perfect chance to a) see some a-mazing art and b) rub shoulders with the design posse who've come to town to check yo out.
Tim Kentley Interview
Tim Kentley founded Melbourne's XYZ Studios in 2003, and they've since gone on to produce consistently high-quality, innovative animated commercials that you've mostly likely seen on television - for clients like McDonalds, the World Wide Fund For Nature, Dodge, Havaianas and Honda - and wondered aloud: "how did they do that?" As director at an oft-awarded, highly respected animation agency, Tim's expertise and advice is highly anticipated at April's Semi-Permanent creative conference.
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