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Is a Sydney based artist concerned with issues of perception research and permeability into contemporary art. By articulating three-dimensional space Tony intends to utilize perceptual abilities that are otherwise neglected in the visual arts.
In 2006 Tony graduated with a Bachelor of Science, major in Psychology, and went on to pursue a career in the visual arts. He has contributed to zines, films, sound works and art exhibitions.
Late 2007 was his first appearance in a gallery. Selected as a finalist for Somedays' Gallery in Sydney's Surry Hills which was his first group show.
Early 2008 saw him on a plane to Edinburgh University to work with a studio in conjunction with the British Council where his paintings and soundscapes appeared in a group exhibition after two weeks to-ing and fro-ing between Scotland's Central Belt.
On May 14 he held his first solo show at 'The Wall' – an art space in Sydney's Kings Cross. In June 2008 completed his Masters in Art specialising in Drawing and Sound Design and soon after Uni was selected for exhibition in the Mosman art prize only to go on to do a number of group shows around Sydney's inner city.
He's currently working on a number of projects from sound installations, art festivals, and a number of shows in group exhibitions. His work can be followed on his blog - www.tonycurran.blogspot.com.
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Alex Bloom currently studies at COFA majoring in Photomedia. He has
shot for Motorola, 4REAL 4Kibera Charity, and earlier this year won the
My Sydney Now photographic competition.
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Where hast thou been all my life? Sure I'd read about Cafe Giulia in various blogs and online reviews, its breakfast merits trumpeted with mirthful glee, but the legs have taken some time to catch up with the heart. Oh what fool am I.
Panzanella salad $13.90
with grilled prawns, tomato, basil, parmesan and croutons
We set off at a brisk pace down Abercrombie Street, almost walking past the place, a corner cafe in what was once an butchers shop, its business marked only by a small red name plate, hanging up high. It's all systems go inside, a chaotic blur of staff rushing past, customers queueing at the counter, a frenzy of chefs at the open kitchen, and an enormous blackboard that is dizzying with its relentless white scrawl of menu options. Read More
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When I first returned to Sydney I developed a curious crush on a seemingly obscure café — Café Sophia — in Erskineville. I couldn't put my finger on it. It feels good. The food is good. It's just a good café. A couple of years later, I stumbled across a café in Chippendale that had exactly the same vibe: Café Giulia. It turns out both cafes are run by the same family, and they just have a freaky knack for creating lovely cafes. Café Giulia is located in an old butcher shop on a stretch of Abercrombie Street that was in desperate need of good food. I'm sure the locals are eternally grateful for its existence.
Veggie Friendly - Cafe Giulia opened two doors down from my apartment block a few weeks after I moved to Sydney. Every Saturday and Sunday morning I’d trot / stumble down there for a lazy brunch. I thought, ‘Sydney is great. There are amazing cafes located on your local corner that have extensive menus with interesting, gourmet food. Serving sizes are generous and yet most dishes cost little more than $5!’ Read More
SMH Readers - nominate Cafe Giulia for Sydney's best cafes for the 2007 - Results later in the year.
Chaosgeneration
Cafe Giulia has a great casual, relaxed vibe. A lot of the staff seem to be art students. The food is great, and the prices are very reasonable. Pasta, steak sandwiches etc around $9. Where: 92 Abercrombie St Chippendale. Chaosgeneration - http://www.chaosgeneration.com/