Culture Guide: 6-12 July
July 6th 2020
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In light of mass event cancellations due to the COVID-19 crisis, Culture Guide as you know it is on a temporary hiatus.
Creative communities across the country are facing devastating loss and uncertainty in this time, but we’ll continue to do the work to support a vibrant and creative Sydney. That means looking into new and innovative ways to bring arts & culture content to you, inviting artists to create exclusive content, and continuing to provide a platform for emerging culture.
In the meantime, keep scrolling for activities you can enjoy whether you’re staying home or venturing out as Sydney arts and culture gets back on its feet and reopens its doors.
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Monday
MakerSpace & Co
Ever wanted to get hands on with your making? MakerSpace is back open with paid and free workshops in ceramics, woodworking, recycled plastic, polymer jewellery & more.
WHAT: Classes
WHEN: See website
WHERE: MakerSpace Marrickville
LINK: Here
Tuesday
SBS On Demand
Heaps of content is being added to SBS On Demand as we speak, including old SFF favourites. Sift through for what you like. It’s free.
WHAT: Streaming Service
WHEN: Always
WHERE: Online
LINK: Here
Wednesday
Grant Stevens: The Forest
Sullivan & Strumpf in Zetland is now open with a generative work by Grant Stevens. Go indoors to find the outdoors and let greenery into your life.
WHAT: Exhibition
WHEN: Until 18 July
WHERE: Sullivan & Strumpf Zetland
LINK: Here
Thursday
Holding Patterns
4A Gallery is opening its doors with an exhibition series featuring four solo artists: Kien Situ, Crossing Threads, Shireen Taweel & Sofia Ruqayah. The series will continue until October with one artist showing at a time.
WHAT: Exhibition series
WHEN: Opening Thursday 9 July
WHERE: 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, Haymarket
LINK: Here
Friday
COUCHED
This Perth film festival is going online for the first time. Browse the catalogue of films available on their website linked below. A new Tarkovsky documentary put together by his son is featured along with some domestic tastemakers.
WHAT: Revelation Film Festival
WHEN: From July 9
WHERE: Online
LINK: Here
Saturday
Andrew Ensor
Gaffa Gallery opens with art reflecting on the shutdown. ‘Everything I wanted to tell you before the city disappeared’ tells a story of two people separated by Sydney’s quarantine measures.
WHAT: Exhibition
WHEN: Until July 20
WHERE: Gaffa Gallery
LINK: Here
Sunday
UTOPIA
A group of emerging artists are taking over a pandemic pop up space in the city. 50% of sales proceeds are going towards the Yalari Foundation which supports education for Indigenous Australians.
WHAT: Pop-up Exhibition
WHEN: Sat & Sun 10am-7pm
WHERE: 321 Crown St, Surry Hills
LINK: N/A
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