For one night only Zigi will share his grandma’s secret falafel recipe. In this class, you’ll make and share a meal of homemade falafel, hummus and traditional Israeli accompaniments. You’ll hear how Zigi learnt the recipe at his grandma’s knee back in Tel Aviv and you’ll be welcomed into his culture and history back in Israel through a shared experience of food.
Suitable for vegans.
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Important info; In response to the ongoing uncertainty in New South Wales and across Australia regarding Covid-19, Please note – As a result some workshops might be cancelled. The safety of our guests is our #1 priority. We will contact you via email if any workshop is cancelled. Much love and hopefully all this will be behind us soon. Stay Safe.
*Workshop made possible thanks to the City of Sydney.
When Sydney photographer Michael Rolph is off duty from shooting landscapes, he takes to the city’s streets, creating monochromatic artwork with a mobile phone.
Michael’s daily excursions are constantly distracted by a habitual observation of the city’s dancing, ephemeral light as it produces ever changing reflections, shadows and silhouettes; bringing to life otherwise unnoticed shapes, patterns, textures and characters as they play their impromptu parts on Sydney’s stage.
In his first exhibition of this genre Michael presents a collection of cinematic street images making use of multidirectional natural light, dark shadows and anonymous, often distant figures; oblivious to the way their daily routines are dramatically illuminated and framed by their surroundings.
The images in the collection are enigmatic; often asking more questions than they can answer, and using just enough light to set the scene. The ever-present dark shadows then invite the viewer’s anticipation and imagination into the city’s beguiling streetscape.
