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LIOR + Hawksley Workman (CAN)
Tuesday 20th September
Following on from his extensive tours through the UK & Japan, Lior returns to Australia to unleash his critically acclaimed talent. Multi-award winning, beautifully lyrical & poetic, it will be a lovely evening. With special guest Hawksley Workman (Canada) with his understated & hugely powerful talent - in a league of his own.
Just nominated for ARIA’s for best new artist, best male artist & best independant artist : check his website out

PRIVATE FUNCTION - TIM ISCHIA BIRTHDAY
Wednesday 21st September
the golden boy is coming of age oooh how the angels sing.

UNSIGNED 2005 BAND COMP SEMI-FINALS
Thursday 22nd September
support your local music scene - this weeks bands :
Toni Dee Mellow
Upstream
Martian Time
Elsewhere
Little green bag

TRANCEPORTAL - JOURNEY INTO THE PSYCHEDELIC UNDERWORLD
Saturday 24th September
Melbournes finest psychedelic bands put together a special event - MANTRIX (live) - TWO WORDS (live) - ANDREW TILL + HOOPIRON + Special guests tix $10

STEVEN JAYMES
Sunday 25th September
INternationally renowned piano genius comes to Rubys - “Steven Jaymes’ Hemingway’s Cats is an absolute outstanding album. Smooth, creamy, soulful, and luscious. If you have to choose a female counterpart to describe Steven Jaymes it would most definitely be Norah Jones. The man exudes huge talent both in voice and song writing ability.”

IAN MOSS BAND
Wednesday 28th September
legendary Cold Chisel guitar hero - live in Belgrave !

EPICURE
Saturday 1st October
Their long anticipated new album ‘Main Street’ is about to hit the streets and it is a pearler.The single ‘Tightrope Walker’ will take them across the world.
Tix $18 + bf

Counterfeit Gypsies - World Music Gypsy Dance-a-thon
Wednesday 5th October
Nothing counterfeit about these gypsies! Straight from the release of ‘Wonky Donkey’ and a string of headline festival dates this six-piece band of cranking rhythms and grooves will get you dancin’. Special guest supports TBA

UNSIGNED 2005 BAND COMP SEMI-FINALS
Thursday 6th October
last of the semi-finals - the big one is on Sunday 23 October
Benson campaine
My Big Friend
Mike Elrington
Marille and Ben

TRIPTAMIND - DANCE EVENT
Saturday 8th October
ITS BEEN A WHILE BUT OUR INFAMOUS PSYCHEDELIC TRANCE EVENT IS BACK AGAIN - live trance, good vibes, chilled crowd, fun.
- UPSTAIRS - 9.00pm -11.00pm Silent Six , 8.00pm - 9.30pm Chiba Bros , 9.30pm - 10.45pm Dale ,10.45pm - 12.00mid Luke Shamanix ,12.00midnight - 1.30am Siaqua ,1.30am - 3.45a Ozzy ,3.45am - close Hefty Output
- DOWNSTAIRS - 10.00pm - 12.00midnight A De Biet
12.00midnight - 2.00pm Dr Zaius ,2.00am - 4.30am GroovyBoots

THE RED PAINTINGS + MATT HANDLEY (POLLYANNA)
Tuesday 11th October
Multi-award winning Red Paintings - hailed as a new genre of music, orchestral sci-fi art rock - mind blowing stage show consisting of innocent violin and cello, band members dressed in geisha outfits and alien suits, disturbing collage of images as live back drop projections. Painters on stage during the bands set in touch with the music and capturing it on canvas, samples and sequencing from another planet and a sincere voice that speaks “If the People lead the leaders will follow”. With special guest Matt Handley from Pollyanna. Music as art.

BODYJAR
Thursday 13th October
the gig is finally going to happen - supports to be announced

THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT
Saturday 15th October
phewww - this is going to be a monstrous event - on the back of sellout tours across the country, Rubys is damn proud to present these guys.
tix $18 + bf & $22 at the door - we will sell out

HAYSEED DIXIE (USA)
Sunday 16th October
Gaining international notoriety with their devilishly fine ‘Hillbilly Tribute to AC/DC’, these bluegrass giants head downunder for one hell of a boozed up hick hoe-down rock party. Their stage setup is five microphones and a bucket of Coopers sparkling ale : it will be weird and that is always good. $25 + bf - show starts 9pm

GYROSCOPE
Thursday 20th October
Check out Gyroscope on their ‘Fast Girl’ tour. These boys from Perth will rock yr socks. Their live show is something breath-taking and not to be missed. Voted Triple J top NET 50 Number 1 AND feature Album of the week. See ‘em while you can get up close - these fellas are gonna be HUGE

AUSTEN TAYSHUS - AUSTRALIAN COMEDY SUPERSTAR
Tuesday 25th October
Love him or hate him, Austen Tayshus has been synonymous with cutting-edge comedy for over two decades enthralling and shocking his audiences with politically incorrect and confronting stand-up. With the release of his notoriously fine DVD ‘Totally out of Control’ the man crashes through belgrave. Tickets are $18 plus bf

Sarah McLeod - Lady of Rock
Wednesday 26th October
Sarah McLeod of Superjesus goes solo.
Her new album ‘Beauty Was A Tiger’ is out now.
The new band features Patch Brown on guitar (toured briefly with The Superjesus), Stu Hunter on keyboards (silverchair), Grant Fitzpatrick on bass, Mick Skelton on drums. The music is raw and powerful - don’t miss it!

67 SPECIAL (please note NEW DATE)
Thursday 27th October
Their first release was merely last year, yet already they have clocked up tours with Dallas Crane, The Black Keys, Grinspoon and Stereophonics. After 2 EP’s, the Melbourne five-piece 67 Special launch their debut album, The World Can Wait - this is the long anticipated tour. tix $10

DIESEL
Friday 4th November
The boyz back in town.
New album in the works due for release in Oct - catch a preview!
Straight off the back of a non-stop Australian tour.
Guaranteed to be to be a solid night of Aussie ROCK.

MAGIC DIRT
Saturday 5th November
Magic Dirt’s Australian tour to promote their new album ‘Snow White’ -which in it’s first week of release, has come in at number 24 on the ARIA charts and number 5 on the ARIA Australasian charts. As you’ve come to expect the music is an explosive dose of power pop that scrams 10 years of intense passion and experience into 45 minutes of ragged chords and razor sharp lyrics. It gonna be fun!!!

Dan Kelly + the Alpha Males with Glenn Richards and Souls Onboard
Thursday 10th November
Melbourne based singer, songwriter Dan Kelly is a kind of holy grail for the music fan; a genuine original. This will be a lovely night of interesting songs - beautifully played. Excellent supports - Glenn Richards and
Souls Onboard will make a perfect evening even better! Enjoy!

SARAH BLASKO
Thursday 24th November
Stopping in Australia briefly midst an international tour Sarah Blasko will charm you with beautiful songs from her album - “The Overture & the Underscore”. Released all over the world to great acclaim. You can expect great lyrics, Sarah’s haunting voice and lets face damn great songs. This will be a most excellent night.

THE BLACK SORROWS
Friday 25th November
iconic & legendary - this is the show!!
tix $20 + bf & we will sell out.

Rubys Lounge
1648 Burwood Highway, Weirdsville, Belgrave
PO Box 248 Weirdsville VIC 3160
Ph: 03 9754 7445

The Store Room
Presents
I GET THE MUSIC IN YOU

One highlight of this years Fringe is sure to be the spectacular comedienne, musical theatre and cabaret performer Queenie van de Zandt in “I Get the Music in You”.

“I Get the Music in You” recently had its world premier in Sydney and was so well received by audiences and critics alike that it was immediately picked up by the Ensemble Theatre who held back their launch so they could include the show in their 2006 subscription season! Melbourne audiences will be able to see this hilarious 60-minute all-in-one comedy show, wickedly funny send-up and music lesson when it commences at 8:45pm on Wednesday September 21 at The Storeroom.

In the Scout Hall, right after Senior Judo, close your eyes, open your mind and prepare to ‘get the music in you’ with this intensive one-night “workshop” taught by New Age music therapist Jan van de Stool. Have your shakra cleansed, touch your sacred spot and discover how interpretative dancing can help you. Switching between characters at lightning speed, big-voiced comedienne van de Zandt also sings as the music therapist’s unfortunate students in a performance that hits the high notes of comedy.

Jan van de Stool, the Dutch despot of the evening class, is the outrageous and hilarious creation of writer-performer Queenie van de Zandt and Tony Taylor. Accompanying Jan is her trusty pianist and tea-lady Helen, played by pianist David Young. Queenie was recently seen in Channel 7’s comedy, “Let Loose Live”, and is a Helpmann Award nominee and currently nominated for a Green Room Award for her role as Vicki Nichols in last years critically acclaimed “The Full Monty”. Like Jan – Queenie also hails from Holland – and its a little known fact that as a teenager, she had one of her first forays into performing as part of a Dutch Marching Girl Troupe!

“…you shouldn’t miss it … has her audiences rolling in the aisles…Jan van de Stool is surely destined to become one of our great comic creations…Watching her develop and grow…is amazing. It must have been a bit like that when Mrs Edna Everage first picked up her handbag…” Diana Simmonds - Sunday Telegraph

“…effortless character changes… constant stream of laughs …Van de Zandt is both a fine actress and a powerful singer.” John Shand - The Sydney Morning Herald

“Seasoned performer Queenie van de Zandt effortlessly milked the crowd for laughs. The guy behind me was snorting helplessly trying to keep up as she dropped into one character after another…” Mark Bretherton - The Courier Mail

LISTING INFORMATION
Venue: The Store Room @ The Parkview Hotel, Cnr of St Georges Road & Scotchmere Sts, Nth Fitzroy
Dates: September 21, 23, 25, 28, 30, October 2, 5, and 7
Previews: None
Tickets: $25.00 Adult, $20.00 Concession
Times: 21, 23, 28 & 30 Sept and 5 & 7 Oct at 8:45pm, 25 Sept and 2 Oct at 9:00pm
Bookings: www.melbournefringe.com.au or 8412 8777 or tickets at the door

QUEENIE VAN DE ZANDT
BIOGRAPHY
Canberra born actor/singer/writer Queenie van de Zandt began her professional career performing in the group-devised show The Essential Lloyd Webber at the legendary cabaret venue, The School of Arts Café in Queanbeyan. After graduating Year 12 in the top 2% of the A.C.T., Queenie horrified her friends and teachers by not going to University, instead deciding to become an actor. She worked in her hometown for 5 years performing as: Tom Snout and Mustardseed in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Canberra Theatre Company); Lizzie in the cabaret 3’s Company, which she co-wrote with Mark Fuller and Peter J. Casey; the Minister for Community Growth in Hot Property; and Erma in Anything Goes (Canberra Theatre Trust).
Moving to Sydney from 1992 to 1999, Queenie’s theatre credits included: playing Astrid, and at times Jeannie and Sheila, in the Sydney season and National tour of Hair; The Tilbury seasons and NSW tour of 3’s Company; Villain of Flowers (NIDA Co.); Love Lemmings (
Tilbury Hotel and National Tour); the Sydney Theatre Company’s The Threepenny Opera; Bits Theatre Company’s production of Furious, for which she shared the MEAA A.C.T. Green Room Award for best performance in a play; Richard Wherritt’s production of Cabaret; Les Misérables (Asian and South African Tour); and 18 months as an original cast member of The Boy From Oz. Her television credits during that time include Denton, Good Morning Australia, The Midday Show, The Mick Molloy Show and The 7.30 Report.
From 1999 to 2003 Queenie lived in Brisbane. Her credits during this period include: Tessa/Gail in the world premier of After January (La Boite); Nancy in Barmaids (Street Theatre, Canberra); The Governor’s Wife in Harvest Rain’s Caucasian Chalk Circle; Angela in La Boite/QPAT’s production of Secret Bridesmaids’ Business; The Vagina Monologues, (green theatre co., Brisbane); Scooby Doo - The Movie; singing on Mornings with Kerri-Anne; Mrs Sowerberry in Oliver! (Cameron Mackintosh/IMG) for which Queenie was nominated for a 2003 Helpmann Award – Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical; her critically acclaimed performance as Deirdre in the world premier of the award winning play The Road to the She-Devil’s Salon (Queensland Theatre Company); Sonja/Valerie in Speaking in Tongues for the Street Theatre in Canberra; the movie Salem’s Lot, with Rob Lowe and Donald Sutherland; and as Dr Gwynneth Carsdale in All Saints. In 2004 Queenie relocated to Melbourne and starred to critical acclaim alongside Michael Veitch as Vicki Nichols in The Full Monty – the Musical (she is currently nominated for a 2005 Green Room Award for this performance) and played Anastasia McIntyre in Eureka at Her Majesty’s Theatre.
Queenie van de Zandt is also a songwriter and writer. In 1994 Glen St Theatre in Sydney produced Jingle Belrose (later re-titled Up The Shops), which she co-wrote with Tony Taylor, Craig Ilott and Jonothan Mayer, and in 2001 the show was again produced by ATYP in Sydney. In 1996 she recorded and released her first solo album, Amazon Woman, which she co-wrote with Andrew Worboys. In 1999 she performed her original material at the National Folk Festival. Her subsequent one-woman show Amazon Woman and Other Stories has been performed at Kabarett Junction, Sydney, The Brisbane Cabaret Festival, The Basement, Sydney, Chapel off Chapel, and The Butterfly Club in Melbourne and at Theatre 3, Canberra. She is set to release her second album, Other Stories, later this year.
2005 has seen Queenie shift into comedy, performing in the Brisbane and Sydney seasons of the 2005 Helpmann Award nominated Women In Voice 14 and The Brisbane Cabaret Festival, playing her self-devised character, Jan van de Stool, to great success with audiences and critics alike. Most recently she was a leading cast member, performing and writing alongside comedy legends, Marg Downey, Michael Veitch, Peter Moon, Dave O’Neil and Colin Lane on the Channel 7 Sketch Comedy Show – Let Loose Live. She is currently set to perform Amazon Woman and Other Stories at The Butterfly Club, Melbourne, and is touring her one-woman show based around her character Jan van de Stool - I Get The Music in You, which she co-wrote with Tony Taylor and in her spare time is co-writing a mockumentary with Tony and comediennes Geoff Paine and Julia Zimero.
Queenie is also a sought after teacher and speaker and regularly teaches workshops in auditioning for musical theatre and song performance.
www.intrad.com.au/queenie.html

Choice is a captivating one-woman multi-disciplinary show. Skillfully combining dance, circus, film, multimedia and soundscape, the result is an insightfully witty exploration of the lives of four inner city living females.

The show has an undeniable pace highlighted with delicious moments of technical and theatrical surprise. A refreshing show for modern audiences: - relatable, poignant and uniquely timed to tell hilarious tales of inner city life.

Amanda-Lyn’s decision to create Choice was inspired by observations of Brisbane’s Cosmopolitan scene: …”In the last 5 years Brisbane and its people have strived to become more sophisticated in appearance and behavior. This became the impetus for Choice - a social commentary on the self-imposed complications emerging in our new ‘streamlined’ lifestyles….”

Commenting on her role as a contemporary theatre maker, Amanda-Lyn says: “Choice came from a desire to create theatre that is relatable and relevant to Australian audiences. Most importantly I wanted to create a piece of theatre that was entertaining and easy to watch - fun, simple, a little raw and very honest.”

If you’re in for a laugh and a ponder, and you want to walk away feeling a little more at ease with the world, then Choice is the show 2 C.

“Pearson’s first solo show CHOICE, was one that saw a standing ovation and sold out shows at the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Art. It was the best piece of theatre that I have seen in some time. This performer has a lot to give and I am certain we will be seeing a lot more of this woman in years to come.” - Mandy Beaumont, Qld Poetry Centre

“CHOICE was outstanding…Amanda-Lyn was outstanding. Choice portrays so many different elements of individual characters in a way that each and every audience member can identify with. It is enlightening, courageous, inspiring and meaningful. Amanda-Lyn doesn’t just provide entertainment in her performance, she delivers what the modern industry and audience craves for…” - Sarah Witt, Qld Rail

Choice had its first season at the Judith Wright Center of Contemporary Arts in October 2004 playing to a 90% capacity audience over 3 nights. The show was extremely well received by both seasoned and non-seasoned theatergoers.

Amanda-Lyn has worked as a freelance performer of circus and dance, in both commercial and arts sectors. Projects have included working with: Rock and Roll Circus: ‘Straight Up’ and ‘Love Stunts’; Vulcana Women’s Circus ‘Aviatrix’ and launch of ‘Brisbane Fringe Festival’; and Perth based Skadada: ‘Crush’ & Alchemy 2005.

Amanda-Lyn has performed extensively as a roving performer in both corporate & cultural events across Australia & Asia including: Adelaide Fringe Festival, Woodford Folk Festival, Queensland Museum, Gallery Exhibition Openings, & Brisbane Outa Fringe Festivals.

As a freelance choreographer and dancer Amanda Lyn has featured in 3 Australian music video clips, at the Optus Playhouse, Brisbane Fashion Week, the Queen Street Mall and was the choreographer for Women In Voice 13. Amanda Lyn works with singers, dancers, circus performers, body builders, prams and wheelchairs - anything that can move can be choreographed.

Show info
Venue: The Rehearsal Room, cnr Queensbury & Errol Sts, Nth Melbourne
Dates: Fri 23 Sep - Fri 30 Sep (excluding Monday)
Ticket Prices: $18 full / $15 conc
Specials: Opening Night & Tight Arse Tues: 2 for 1 or 2 Shows for $20 (Choice & Frocking Fantastic)
Times: Start 6.30pm, Finish 7.15pm (Sun 25 Sept Start 5.30pm, Finish 6.15pm)
Bookings: www.melbournefringe.com.au or Ph: 8412 8777

Renowned installation artist Domenico de Clario will present an improvised blindfolded piano performance from sunset (6.13 pm) September 17 until sunrise (6.17 am) September 18, at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA).

Part of his milestone exhibition A Second Simplicity, the time-based performance will acknowledge the September full-moon.

De Clario is well known for his marathon piano sessions, often performed during a full moon. In 1995 he performed Seven-ness, a series of seven piano performances performed on the evening of each of the seven full moons between April and October at Heide. This year he has performed a series of blindfolded piano performances to co-incide with the full moon in Perth.

A Second Simplicity is a sculptural representation of the apartment building that housed Domenico’s entire family prior to their migration to Australia from Italy in 1956. The exhibition features a full scale representation of the one bedroom apartment that was inhabited by de Clario, his parents, grandparents and his sister. The apartment is lit by the seven spectrum colours, casting skeletal-like shadows from the building structure that surrounds it.

Domenico de Clario is one of Australia’s most influential installation, site-specific and performance-based artists and his work has been deeply influenced by his family, his Italian upbringing and the migrant experience. He has exhibited widely and made performances in Australia and overseas; his Shaker Road performance was shown in Maine, U.S.A. in 1996 and at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, U.S.A., in 1998; tongleN (13 conversazioni with les estrellas) at the Liverpool Biennale of Contemporary Art, 1999; and he was included in the exhibition La Quietudine de Terra at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Salvador, Brazil, 2000. In Australia his work is held in a number of major national collections and he has exhibited at the National Gallery of Victoria, the Monash University Museum of Art, the Art Gallery of N.S.W., and others.

A Second Simplicity constitutes a highpoint in the artists’ career, bringing together many of the principles and ideas that have shaped his immense and highly engaging practice over the past forty years. The exhibition is a summation of previous projects, focusing on family, narrative, dislocation and memory.

Domenico de Clario – A Second Simplicity. August 5 – September 25.
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, 111 Sturt Street, Southbank.
Gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am–5pm. Weekends 11am-6pm. Mondays by appointment. Tel: 03 9697 9999. Admission: Free. www.accaonline.org.au

PERFORMANCE MELBOURNE FRINGE

Dancing With Strangers Presents

Art Murder: Pictures of Dorian Gray

Is sin a thing which writes itself across a man’s face?

Art Murder: Pictures of Dorian Gray is a new play adapted from Oscar
Wilde’s decadent novella by emerging Melbourne playwright Miranda Rose.
With a live band, bar, interactive art installations, a video portrait,
and much excess, pomp and foppery, one night with Dorian will sate your
every theatrical desire. Dorian Gray, a young Adonis with an innocent
visage, a disarming smile and a shocking secret. Upstairs in his attic,
behind locked doors and dust covered curtains there is a portrait, a
painting of a face without a heart – a vile, degenerate old man. You could
count his sins by the wrinkles on his forehead. Horrifying, alluring. Do
you dare to look upon the face of the Devil? Draw back the curtain – the
only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it.

‘Art Murder’ will be presented in conjunction with Fill Your Head – the
art buffet that has become a Dancing With Strangers tradition. Over the
past nine months, Fill Your Head has been giving local artists of any
persuasion a stage from which to show people their craft. From dance to
drama, live music to radio play, comedy to body painting, poetry and
beyond, our special event 9x Fill Your Head season will surely have
something for everyone this Fringe.

Venue: upstairs at Mayfields, 103 Smith St, Fitzroy
Dates: 22 September – 8 October (Thursday - Saturday)
Tickets: $16.00/$10.00
Times: 9:30pm (finish time 11:00pm)
Bookings: www.melbournefringe.com.au or 8412 8777

For further information please visit our web page at
www.dancingwithstrangers.com

A selection of prominent people from Melbourne’s Italian, arts and media communities will this month share a traditional Italian meal with Domenico de Clario and his family in ACCA’s main exhibition hall, as part of
de Clario’s milestone exhibition, A Second Simplicity.

Author Helen Garner, Palace cinema founder Antonio Zeccola, composer Jonathan Mills, artists Aleks Danko and Stelarc and chef and restauranteur Stefano de Pieri are amongst de Clario’s chosen lunch guests, who will be treated to traditional Italian one-pot dishes like those prepared on the landing and eaten by the artists’ family in their one-room apartment in Trieste, Italy.

For the first two weeks of the exhibition, meals will be cooked and served up within the exhibition space, alongside engaging discussions about origins, journeys, youth and ageing, Trieste and Melbourne, and remembered and recorded history. Whilst visitors are unable to enter the apartment during the lunch, they can hear then ensuing conversation throughout the gallery space. They are also invited to enter the apartment, speak to the artist, and perhaps even have a coffee after the lunch has concluded.

A Second Simplity is a sculptural representation of the apartment building that housed de Clario’s entire family prior to their migration to Australia from Italy in 1956.
Opening on August 5th in ACCA’s main exhibition hall, the exhibition features a scale representation of the one bedroom apartment that was inhabited by the artist, his parents, grandparents and his sister. The apartment will be lit by the seven spectrum colours, casting skeletal, jewel-like shadows from the building structure that surrounds it.

The apartment, via de Bosco, no. 3, Trieste, was adjacent to a cinema. Yet all the
11 year old de Clario and his sister could see from their window was the bottom half of the cinema screen. In A Second Simplicity, a cinema projection will be screened from the apartment window, and the lower-half of popular films from the period will be shown, dubbed in Italian.

Domenico de Clario is one of Australia’s most influential installation, site-specific and performance-based artists and his work has been deeply influenced by his family, his Italian upbringing and the migrant experience. He has exhibited widely and made performances in Australia and overseas; his Shaker Road performance was shown in Maine, U.S.A. in 1996 and at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, U.S.A., in 1998; tongleN (13 conversazioni with les estrellas) at the Liverpool Biennale of Contemporary Art, 1999; and he was included in the exhibition La Quietudine de Terra at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Salvador, Brazil, 2000. In Australia his work is held in a number of major national collections and he has exhibited at the National Gallery of Victoria, the Monash University Museum of Art and the Art Gallery of N.S.W., and others.

A Second Simplicity will be a highpoint in the artists’ career, bringing together many of the forces and ideas that have shaped his immense and highly engaging practice over the past forty years. The exhibition will be a culmination of previous works focussing on family, narrative, dislocation and memory.

Lunch schedule:

Friday 5 Aug Antonio Zeccola, Palace Cinemas.
Saturday 6 Aug Mr and Mrs Angelo Cecchi, Director, Trieste Social Club
Sunday 7 Aug Helen Garner, author.

Tuesday 9 Aug Julie Copeland, Radio National presenter
Wednesday 10 Aug Gregory Burgess, architect
Thursday 11 Aug Stelarc, artist
Friday 12 Aug Mark Minchinton, performer and writer
Saturday 13 Aug Emma de Clario, artists’ daughter
Sunday 14 Aug Gabriella Coslovich, journalist, The Age newspaper

Tuesday 16 Aug Jonathan Mills, composer
Wednesday 17 Aug Professor Simonetta Mangani, Italian Cultural Institute
Thursday 18 Aug Charles Green, academic and artist
Friday 19 Aug Aleks Danko, artist
Saturday 20 Aug Lyndal Jones, artist
Sunday 21 Aug Stefano de Pieri, chef.

Domenico de Clario – A Second Simplicity. August 5 – September 25.
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, 111 Sturt Street, Southbank.
Gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am–5pm. Weekends 11am-6pm. Mondays by appointment.
Tel: 03 9697 9999. Admission: Free. www.accaonline.org.au