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Sydney · Shows & fairs

Shows & fairs, 2003

76 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 4

Arts&Books Sages’ passion makes the bush come alive EXHIBITION King Street on Burton Gallery 102 Burton Street, Darlinghurst Until August 23

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 August 2003 · page 19

JENNY Sages’ exhibition at the King Street on Burton Gallery carries the title the daily act ofliving/just the doing of it... - the lower case and dot-dot-dot…

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Masada College art show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 August 2003 · page 6

ART and design and technology students at Masada College are working feverishly to complete their “Bodies of Work” in time for the…

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Art exhibition Mother-and-daughter artists Marie and Corrine Beville held an exhibiton of their oil and watercolour paintings at the Michael Commerford Gallery

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 August 2003 · page 7

Tiffany, Eloise and Tanya Hairman. Photos: Justine Perl Debbie Nathan, Corrine Beville, Gene Franks…

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The AADA Antiques & Fine Arts Fair 2003 Charles Aronson, president of the Australian Antique Dealers Association, believes it is the history embedded in antiques that is making them popular again

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 August 2003 · page 2

What could better embody the current design trend of retro-futurism than an antiques fair held at Sydney's…

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Is it fair to demand a fine for damages? Ask the Rabbi

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 September 2003 · page 18

I have a neighbour who is constantly nudging me to lend him my trimmer. Knowing how irresponsible he is, I tried to avoid lending it. But I finally told him he could…

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Montefiore book fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 September 2003 · page 16

OVER 8000 books, nearly new and second hand, 9.30am-3.30pm, Sunday, September 14. Montefiore Home, 120 High Street, Hunters Hill…

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Fair Go Australia

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 September 2003 · page 16

FAIR Go Australia is B’nai B’rith’s national anti-racism program, launched at a spectacular Sydney Opera House concert in front of 2600 people, and sung and danced…

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Second Dan rocks The Footy Show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 September 2003 · page 9

RADIO TRIPLE J’s Unearthed state winners, Second Dan, launched their first EP to rave reviews…

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Exhibition to benefit St Vincent’s

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 2003 · page 19

SYDNEY artists Maurice Schlesinger and Alex Lavroff are exhibiting at St Vincent’s Hospital for the next month, with proceeds going to the hospital’s…

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Historic Maccabi Junior Carnival to be held in New Zealand

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 2003 · page 23

PHAR Lap, Russell Crowe and Richard Wilkins have all made the trek across the Tasman from the Land of the Long White Cloud, but…

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Art exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 2003 · page 16

UNIQUE pen drawings by the late Fredrick B. Lamberger will be shown at the TAP Galleries, 278 Palmer Street, East Sydney for one week, officially…

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Masada College Art and Design and Technology Exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 2003 · page 8

Gloreen Goldin with her daughter, Kerry Ossip, at the Masada HSG students’ art and technology exhibition. Eugenio, Enrique, Alejo and Maria Chammah…

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Fine penmanship exhibition The Tap Gallery hosted an exhibition of fine pen drawings by the late Frederick B. Lamberger. The exhibition was organised by Lamberger’s sister Catherine Gluck and all proceeds will go to charity

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 October 2003 · page 9

Catherine Gluck Helen Zucker, Catherine Gluck, Clive Stratford…

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Palestinian exhibition ‘free of propaganda’

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 October 2003 · page 3

AN exhibition of Palestinian cultural artefacts which was due to open at the Powerhouse Museum this week will be free of political propaganda,…

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Around Thf Shuls Carnival at North Shore Temple Emanuel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 October 2003 · page 15

RIDES, games, crafts and stalls will entertain all who attend the upcoming children's carnival at North Shore Temple Emanuel…

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Kazak uses Palestinian exhibition to blame Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 October 2003 · page 5

PALESTINIAN envoy Ali Kazak used the launch of the Treasures of Palestine exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum last week to blame Israel for the…

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Wheels in motion for Kiwi junior carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 October 2003 · page 22

THE wheels are in motion for what is intended to be one of the most successful Maccabi junior carnivals of all time, and prospective…

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Internationals to test locals at Sydney Bowls Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 October 2003 · page 22

THE upcoming second MAI Lawn Bowls Carnival in Sydney will have an international flavour with competitors coming from as far as Canada…

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Exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 November 2003 · page 16

PIERRE Grunberg presents his inspiring Jewish artworks at the Great Synagogue, Thursday, November 13 and Tuesday, November 19,…

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Hineni Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 November 2003 · page 16

FUN carnival with jumping castle for Years 2-6. Sunday, November 23, 2-4pm, at Hineni. Cost: $7 (including food.) Parents invited for afternoon…

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