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Friday 13 November

Nicholas Vadot (Political Cartoonist and Graphic Novelist) Talks

Born in England in 1971 Nicolas Vadot spent his childhood in France, before moving to Brussels at the age of 17. He moved to Canberra in 2005, where he currently lives. He’s the editorial cartoonist for two major Belgian newspapers and is the author of several French graphic novels. He has also published a compilation of his cartoons on the Bush presidency, called “The George W. Bush Years”.

Where: Main Lecture Theatre, College of Fine Arts (UNSW), Crn Oxford St & Greens Rd, Paddington

When: 5.30pm for drinks, talk starts at 6pm

Cost: Free

More Info: http://www.nicolasvadot.com/ AND http://www.cofa.unsw.edu.au/newsevents/events/event_0340.html

Saturday 14 November

Battles without Honour or Humanity (Special Screening)

This 1973 piece of amazingness is all about Yakuza in post-war Hiroshima, plus it was voted Best Japanese Film of All Time by critics, and that’s all we’re giving away.

Where: Chauvel Cinema, Paddington Town Hall (Cnr of Oxford St & Oatley Rd)

When: 8.30pm

Cost: $13.50 to $17

More Info and Bookings: http://tinyurl.com/yhcoq6e

Sunday 15 November

Twin Sisters (Special Screening)

Made in 1933, Twin Sisters tells the story of twin girls that were separated at birth. The twins are reunited when one of the sisters, who has been raised in poverty, becomes a servant in the household of her sister who is now the pampered wife of a warlord general.

Where: Level 2 Theatre, White Rabbit Gallery

When: 2pm

More Info: http://www.whiterabbitcollection.org/modules/whatson/

Places are limited so please contact The White Rabbit Team if you plan on attending (email info@whiterabbitcollection.org or phone 8399-2867).

Monday 16 November

Enterprise 2.0 Social Media & Business Collaboration World Conference

Where: Dockside, Sydney

When: 16^th & 17^th of November

Cost: $1400 for both days, for registration information email nadia@acevents.com.au

More Info: http://www.acevents.com.au/socialmedia09/programme.html

Tuesday 17 November

Best Practice in Online Customer Experience (Forum)

Industry leading experts will cover a range of topics that benefit your digital business, including:

• Optimising online businesses or services
• Enhancing service delivery (the rise of self-service and web-assisted customer service)
• Maximising the effectiveness of online advertising
• Driving innovation by involving your customers in the design process
• The connection between customer experience and the growth in e-commerce

Where: Telstra Experience Centre, Lvl 4, 400 George St, Sydney

When: 8.30am till 12pm

Cost: $75 (members), $135 (non members)

More Info and Bookings: http://www.aimia.com.au/i-cms?page=6413

Wednesday 18 November

Inside Film Awards 2009

The Kodak Inside Film Awards celebrates and champions Australian film and creative talent. We facilitate a unique dialogue between Australian filmmakers and their audience, support and promote Australian cinema and invigorate the national screen culture.  All tickets include entry to the pre-drinks, the broadcast event, and to the official after-party – all food, drinks and entertainment are included in the ticket price

Where: Luna Park, Sydney

More Info: http://www.ifawards.com/News/09-11-08/IF_Tickets_selling_fast.aspx

Win Free Tickets: http://www.timeoutsydney.com.au/competitions/win-tickets-to-inside-film-awards-2009.aspx

Thursday 19 November

Will Anderson @ The Comedy Store

Fresh from success abroad, join Wil for this special super intimate performance of some of his best material from his new DVD Wilosophy. ‘A higher laugh-per-minute rate than anyone I have seen before… Anderson is a comic gem’ Three Weeks, Edinburgh, UK

Where: Sydney Comedy Store, Bent St, Moore Park

When: 8.30pm

Cost: $10 – $30

More Info: http://www.yourgigs.com.au/event/?64843243

Ongoing Exhibition

Dancing on My Bed (Photo Exhibition)

Dancing on My Bed is a collection of images exploring both the intimacy and the anonymity of the live music experience, from enormous multi-band festivals to private, smaller gigs and quiet backstage areas. Photographer, Cara Stricker emphasises that this isn’t an exhibition of concert photography. “It’s more about closing your eyes and dancing around the room – that moment when you’re just removed from everything.”

Where: The Sugar Mill, Kings Cross

When: 5 November – 11 December

More Info: http://www.timeoutsydney.com.au/arts/dancing-on-my-bed.aspx

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