Hours: 8pm - 2am
Cost: Gold Subscribers FREE, Subscribers $15, General $20
More Info: www.rtrfm.com.au

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The Radiothon Opening Party for 2008 returns to Northbridge with a huge shebang from 8pm on Saturday August 30 at The Bakery Artrage Complex on James St, Northbridge. Get those fancy dancing shoes ready for a night of amazing live music and some pretty mad DJ skills.

This year the line up includes the triumphant return of The Kuling Bros, fun time party action from Boys Boys Boys, RTRFM favourite Diger Rokwell in live mode, the electro wizardary/witchery from Voltaire Twins, and stunning electronic sounds from Mia Sonos.

On the decks will be a whole gamut of superstar DJs coming along for the ride, including: Perth�s first man of Drum n Bass Greg Packer, RTRFM�s techmeister Massiv Trav, the inhouse lunacy of Trainwreck�s Declan and Gonzo, Destination�s breakbeat heroes The Signal Drivers, the dubbed out beats of The Brothers Elliott, Jumpin Josh and Rockin Rhys from Rock Rattle and Roll, and Hula Bula�s Island Night mistress Lady Carla. Plus your MC for the evening, our ever affable breakfast man Peter Barr KBE.

Subscribers can buy tickets from the offices of RTRFM for $15. General Admission tix are available from Planet, Mills, 78s and from RTRFM for $20. Gold Subscribers get free entry on the night.

The Radiothon Opening Party 2008 presented by Artrage, Dream Catcha Productions and RTRFMâs Radiothon 2008: Turn it Up!

Hours: 11am - 6pm daily
Cost: free
More Info: www.whitegoods.net.au

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an exhibition by
DEATHBOT | CREEPY | SUSPECTO | HAGAR | GOLDEN CHILD | SLEEP

to celebrate the opening of Whitegoods

Opening Drinks Wednesday 27 August 2008 from 6pm at the Keith + Lottie Gallery

Located above Keith + Lottie, Whitegoods is Northbridge's newest creative space which aims to aid creative inspiration by providing artists and designers with alternative blank canvases on which to create. The store carries a range of blank customisable goods and offers a short run fabric printing service.

Hours: Wed-Fri, 12-5pm, Sat-Sun, 2-6pm

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Recently returning from a six-month exchange at the Ãcole nationale supérieure des beaux-arts in Paris, and in what will be his first solo show in Australia, emerging artist, Steven Morgana, will create an exhibition that investigates the perennial concepts of love, faith, and fate through the disciplines of sculpture and installation.

The Breadbox gallery is proud to invite you to what will be a powerful and thought provoking exhibition by one of Perth's most promising young artists.

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A National Gallery of Australia Travelling Exhibition

Grace Crowley: being modern is an important retrospective exhibition of paintings and drawings by one of Australia's most influential modern artists. This is the first exhibition of Grace Crowley's work since 1975. It includes important works from public and private collections and traces her remarkable artistic journey from traditional landscapes to avant-garde experimentation and pure abstraction. The exhibition includes several recently rediscovered paintings and the largest number of Crowley's abstract paintings ever assembled, enabling a new appraisal of her achievement.

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This exhibition presents a selection of works on paper by Frank Hinder, drawn exclusively from the State Art Collection. The exhibition sets out to explore the key interests of Hinder who, with contemporaries including Grace Crowley, Ralph Balson and Rah Fizelle, contributed significantly to the development of modernist theories in Australian art. Hinder had been exposed to the theory of dynamic symmetry - the geometric and organic ordering of space - during a formative period in the US, and upon his return to Australia set out to explore this in his artistic practice.

The display concentrates on working sketches and watercolours made by Hinder just prior to his return to Sydney in 1934 and the immediate years that follow. The preparatory sketches reveal his interest in abstraction, form, construction and colour harmony and is organised according to themes that preoccupied Hinder including his admiration of the worker and the commuter.