Sleep Pile is inviting you to spend an evening with three panelists who are making a success of themselves in the very tough creative arts industry. Here is your chance to hear the triumphs and setbacks of three very creative people who are doing things right.
The three panelists are Benjamin Law, Courtney Sanders and Elizabeth Rose.
Benjamin Law is the author, journalist and TV personality, is best known for his book The Family Law (which has recently been made into a smash hit TV show) and Gaysia: Adventures in the Queer East, a journalistic exploration of LGBT life in Asia. He also gets to ride in cars with Lee Lin Chin and other fun junk.
Elizabeth Rose is a musician/DJ, producer who released her first studio album Intra to rave reviews. A regular on the festival circuit having played in Australia as well as overseas Elizabeth is a passionate advocate of marriage equality and on the verge of super-stardom.
Courtney Sanders is the Editor in Chief of Catalogue Magazine, Sanders is a champion of feminism. Her work for Catalogue provides and strong voice in the fight for equality. She also recently laucnched ethical clothing brand Well Made Clothes.
Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Sleep Pie Fevzi Musa sees the event as a great opportunity, ““Sydney is in abundance when it comes to underground artists and creativity, what a creative career has always lacked for me is sense of clear direction. This event is designed to provide those who care about their craft with the tools to understand how others have made a tough industry work for them. We can find ourselves chasing a mirage, an ideal yet unclassified destination with our craft: an effective career delusion.”
Tickets to the event are only $20 which will provide you with entry, free drinks and a sweet gift bag. There is also the opportunity to win a one-off art package on the night if you are prepared to donate any silver/gold coins to a charity fundraiser for Sydney’s only women’s day refuge- Lou’s Place.
The doors will open at 6.30pm for drinks before a 7pm start. The event is being proudly sponsored by the Ladies Network, the Plus Ones, Husk Distillers and UNSW ART and Design.
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Spend a valuable evening with us and our badass panel of speakers, who are nailing every corner of a tough industry! Whether it’s arts, design, journalism or music, navigating the creative industry is hard– especially when you have no guidance. Hear the triumphs and setbacks of three creative forces who are doing it right.
Benjamin Law, Courtney Sanders and Elizabeth Rose
Find out how our three speakers have dealt with the day-to-day, industry, prejudice, motivation (and mind) traps. And how they continue to carve out their success and keep their passions tangible.
Be surrounded by art, artists and good drinks at UNSW Art & Design and gain exclusive insight into the unspoken rules and rituals behind Ben’s, Elizabeth’s and Courtney’s creative success.
Fevzi Musa, CEO/Co-Founder of Sleep Pile:
“Sydney is in abundance when it comes to underground artists and creativity, what a creative career has always lacked for me is sense of clear direction. This event is designed to provide those who care about their craft with the tools to understand how others have made a tough industry work for them. We can find ourselves chasing a mirage, an ideal yet unclassified destination with our craft: an effective career delusion.”
INC: FREE DRINKS, GIFT BAGS, CHARITY PRIZE GIVEAWAY
Your three panel speakers:
Benjamin Law
Author, journalist and TV personality, is best known for his book The Family Law (which has recently been made into a smash hit TV show) and Gaysia: Adventures in the Queer East, a journalistic exploration of LGBT life in Asia. He also gets to ride in cars with Lee Lin Chin and other fun junk.
Elizabeth Rose
Musician/DJ/Producer, released her first studio album Intra to rave reviews. A regular on the festival circuit having played in Australia as well as overseas Elizabeth is a passionate advocate of marriage equality and on the verge of superstardom.
Courtney Sanders
Editor in Chief of Catalogue Magazine, Sanders is a champion of feminism. Her work for Catalogue provides and strong voice in the fight for equality. She also recently laucnched ethical clothing brand Well Made Clothes.
Tickets are only $20 each which provide you with: unmatched wisdom, free drinks and a sweet gift bag. Also, get the chance to win a one-off art package on the night if you donate any silver/gold coins to our charity fundraiser for Sydney’s only women’s day refuge: Lou’s Place.
Doors at 6:30pm for drinks before a 7:00pm start.
Proudly sponsored by:
The Ladies Network, The Plus Ones, Husk Distillers, UNSW Art & Design
DATES
June 30, 6:30pm-8:30pm
For more about Sleep Pile Presents: The Creative Delusion Effect, visit http://www.sleeppile.com/#!sleep-pile-event/cjjf
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