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MiCK, a dynamic new contemporary art space, opened last night in the
beating heart of the Sydney art scene at 44 Gurner Street, Paddington. The
gallery will exhibit both emerging and established artists, Australian and
international sculptors and boast a welcoming library and reading room for
local art lovers. The gallery is the vision of Director Megan Dick who
brings more than 10 years of commercial gallery management and private art
brokering to MiCK. Congratulations to Megan and the team!

View upcoming exhibitions at www.mickthegallery.com

The 25th of November at The Byron at Byron will see many mustachioed men, and their supporting ladies, enjoying a Sports Charity Lunch as a culmination of the Resort’s month-long support for Movember. The delicious three course meal created by chef Gavin Hughes, with proceeds going to the charity to raise awareness for men’s health including depression and prostate cancer, will be graced by celebrity sportsmen and feature an auction of money-can’t-buy prizes. Celebrity guests include legendary NRL coach Wayne Bennett, world’s greatest Ironman Trevor Hendy and professional triathlete Peter Jacobs. Network Ten’s Brad McEwan will act as MC. Tickets to the event are $100 with proceeds going to raise vital funds and awareness for men’s health. To purchase tickets call 02 6639 2000.

Representing Sydney designer, Johanna Johnson has been a bit of a treat of late. The bridal, red carpet and high fashion designer recently dressed TV’s favourite glamazon, Christina Hendricks. Hendricks strolled the red carpet in a 100% hand beaded gown which the designer had lovingly designed for the actress from scratch.

It makes our jobs a lot easier when the star says things like “This is the best I have ever looked…” and “It was the first dress I tried on”.

Johanna started her day with a live interview on Nova Breakfast, quickly by Channel 7, Nine and Network Ten news. Johanna had her very first appearance on the 7pm Project, and then woke up to her own photo the next day on the front page of The Age and in The Sydney Morning Herald.

Well done to Johanna Johnson and her team!

The ever-amazing Adam Cullen has painted a one-off Tassie Devil artwork to be auctioned in support of one of Australia’s most endangered species – the Tasmanian Devil. Bidding has started and all proceeds from the sale of the work and donations will go directly to the Save the Tasmanian Devil Appeal.

The artwork will be housed at The Cullen Hotel in Prahran, Melbourne until the end of November.

To bid on the Adam Cullen original, visit or call The Cullen on 03 9098 1555 / www.artserieshotels.com.au/tassiedevils
To donate directly to Save the Tasmanian Devil Appeal visit www.tassiedevil.com.au/tasdevil.nsf/folder/_makeadonation