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Are you considering installing roller shutters for your home? Modern's roller shutters offers superior protection from the wild Australian weather, keeps out unwanted intruders and offers a great deal of privacy for the entire family. Aesthetically-pleasing and contemporary, these secure shutters add significant long-term value and benefits to your home.
Our roller shutters are built using the highest quality of materials the industry has to offer. We are the largest suppliers of window roller shutters in Australia, with dedicated local installers operating in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart.
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Improve your household security against the sun and prevent harmful UV rays from entering your home. Our shutters will protect your furniture, carpets and interior furnishings from excessive UV exposure. Fading and damages caused may potentially lead to expensive household item replacements - costing your family dearly in the long-run.
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More and more Australians are turning to Modern roller shutters as a simple and versatile means of both domestic and commercial protection for homes and businesses. With a variety of colours and models to choose from, we can arrange the most suitable roller shutter to suit your home.
Curious on the cost of shutters? Roller shutters may actually be cheaper than you think. Not only is the initial investment affordable - There is ongoing savings in energy bills due to improved insulation. Your insurance company may even offer reduced premiums due to increased fire and burglary protection offered directly from a roller shutter installation. If you're in the market for roller shutters and are after a price guide - please get in touch with us through our online form to get an idea for our roller shutter prices.
It's a fact that nearly all domestic break-ins across Australia occur through unprotected windows. Modern's domestic roller shutters have proven to be an effective deterrent against unwanted intruders gaining access to your home through unprotected windows. Potential intruders are far less likely to break into a property where they see roller shutters. The time taken and noise created in attempting to a gain access through a roller shutter is a huge deterrent - something no intruder would want to face.
Modern Roller Shutters are made of superior strength material, making it incredibly difficult to break or bend. Coupled with an automatic and unique locking system, Modern Roller Shutters are the perfect barrier against forced intrusion, making entry practically impossible; and they also add many other features and benefits besides security.
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Electric roller shutters provide convenience and efficiency for the whole family. Modern use the latest electrical operation systems from Somfy Tubular Motors. Our electronic roller shutters are available in a range of remote control options, providing an operation range of up to 200 metres or up to 20 metres through control wall.
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Modern's manual roller shutters have been tested over many years to achieve maximum reliability. Our manual winders can lift up to a capacity of 5m2 depending on the type of installation. They are both easy to install and use and provide a cost-effective alternative to electric roller shutters.
MOD400 Roller Shutter
- Secure & Sturdy: Our thickest & strongest model and made from double-skinned aluminium. Long term resistance to fades and scratches.
- Insulating: Slats injected with polyurethane foam.
- Choice: Electric Motor or E-Series touch operation.
- Colours: Wide range of colour combinations.
MOD55 Roller Shutter
- Large Windows: Perfect for larger windows, sliding doors and commercial shop-fronts. 55m slat size.
- Flexible: Each shutter allows for a span of up to 4m without resorting to multiple shutters.
- Colours: Wide range of colour combinations to suit most Australia homes.
MOD401 Roller Shutter
- Quality: Made from 100% extruded aluminium with high compressive strength and rigidity.
- Flexible: Extruded slats can be used with our MOD400/MOD55 shutters for extra strength.
Operational Options and Extras
Want to add more value to our existing roller shutters? We feature a range of upgrades available to maximise the value of your new roller shutter. Choose from our range of extras below and get the most out of your roller shutter.
Shutter Pelmet Box
Add a touch of class to your shutters with a roller shutter pelmet box. Available in a traditional square and contemporary round feature with 4 varying sizes, our pelmet boxes are available in a 4 standard colours, or you can choose from a range of powder-coated Dulux colours to suit your home. Click here to order your pelmet box.
Cleaning Kit
Keep your roller shutters looking brand new with Modern's shutter cleaning kit. Containing all the essentials you require, including a specially formulated cleaning liquid, to ensure your shutters are protected and looking the best they possibly can. Click here to order your shutter cleaning kit.
Roller Shutter Repair
Having any issues with winding or dents in your roller shutters? We can help repair any mechanical, electrical or operational. Please get in touch with us so we can find out more about the problem and organise to send a roller shutter repair specialist out to your home.
How To Clean Roller Shutters
While Modern don't provide roller shutter cleaning services, we have come up with a step-by-step guide on what you will need to do to have your roller shutters looking brand new in no time. Check out our roller shutter cleaning guide!
Not sure which shutters are the best for your property and budget? We'll help you out.
We have local installers in your area ready to visit your home for a complimentary measure and consultation to discuss your options.
Industry-Leading Shutter Technology
The team at Modern take immense pride in being at the forefront of the latest developments in roller shutter technology. With over 35 years experience in the home improvements industry, Modern are one of Australia's leading roller shutter specialists.
100% Australian-made, all Modern roller shutters are produced at our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in South Australia – the largest shutter manufacturer in the southern hemisphere. We continually test and perfect our shutters for proven performance in Australia's harsh environment.
Traditionally, window roller shutters have been operated by manual winder handles, which can make them cumbersome to use and subject to wear and aging. Modern's market leading SmartDrive system gives you full control of your window shutters at the touch of a button; at a price comparable to manual winder system. Never again will you have to worry about straps breaking and fraying from wear and tear, winders not winding or manual controls that are too heavy to use.
Powered by a long life, low voltage power supply, Smart Drive is energy efficient and replaces the need for straps or winders. The system works just like an iPad you just plug into an AC outlet and recharge the battery after approximately 60 cycles. Plus there's battery back-up for full safety during power cuts and you don't need an electrician to install them. And, best of all, Smart Drive is also suitable for retro-fitting to existing roller shutters. Modern's SmartDrive roller shutters are a well-priced alternative to electric roller shutters.
E-Series Roller Shutter
The latest in roller shutter innovation, Modern's E-Series combines the convenience of motorisation with the affordability of a manual roller shutter in a clever, easy to use, one button system. E-Series is available on our entire range of roller shutters and is suitable for retro-fitting to existing shutters.
- Easy to use - one touch operation
- Ideal for bushfire prone areas where battery backup is required
- Long battery life & low voltage power supply - extremely energy efficient
- Not reliant on mains - no electrician required for install
- No exposed control tape
- Maintenance free & tamper-proof
- No minimum width restrictions - suitable for bay windows
- Can operate on multiple shutters
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Residential roller shutters are Sydney's most cost-effective and easiest home improvement solutions.
Roller shutters are fast becoming the number one choice for window protection across many Sydney homes. With many local families moving towards roller protection, it's becoming quite clear what solution offers the best value for money.
From Penrith to Potts Point, from Ku-ring-gai to Campbelltown. We have Sydney covered.
Our consultants and installers have a long history and understanding of your local weather conditions and security requirements. This applies to all residential homes - wherever you may live across Sydney. Whether it's the scorching heat of Penrith, Greater Western Region, the busy CBD or Eastern Suburbs, our professional roller shutter installers will arrive at your property and provide an accurate evaluation of your home to determine the best roller shutter solution to meet your budget.
Not only do we service the entire Sydney area, we also provide complete roller shutter solutions to the Central Coast and Wollongong regions. Contact us for a free consultation today.
Victoria: The Ultimate Roller Shutter Solution for Melbourne Homes
Recently purchased a new property in Melbourne? Or perhaps you're looking to improve on your existing home? That's great! Modern's Melbourne roller shutters may just be the upgrade you're looking for!
Modern roller shutters offer both home-owners and investors the perfect opportunity to capitalise on their properties with the installation of premium quality roller shutters. Modern roller shutters can add both long-term and short-term value to any existing home no matter how small or large the property.
What are the costs and price involved with having roller shutters installed?
Quality roller shutters in the Melbourne market can vary greatly depending on the size of your household windows. Depending on the size and the quantity required, this will ultimately determine the end price.
Modern's roller shutter consultants are able to provide an obligation-free quote upon a full house inspection. Our quote inspections come at no additional costs. You'll be able to ask your Melbourne consultant everything there is to know about your new roller shutters.
Beautiful Modern Melbourne roller shutters, available in varies options to suit your needs. Select from electric, manual or battery-powered shutters.
Queensland: Leading Roller Shutter Company in Brisbane
Modern are Brisbane's leading roller shutter home improvement company. Modern roller shutters can help protect your Brisbane home or business from unwanted intruders, save money on power bills, add value to your property and offer a complete window protection solution for your home. There's simply no better time to upgrade than now.
Unsure how much Modern roller shutters will cost?
When you call Modern Brisbane, we will have a qualified, experienced shutter consultant visit your property for an obligation-free inspection. Upon completing your inspection, we will answer all questions you may have about roller shutter costs, the installation process, warranty and any additional information you may have. We make this process as easy and simple as possible so you and your family are equipped with all the information you'll need.
Roller shutters are commonly known as a sound investment for your property. Receive many great benefits and call us for a free consultation today.
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Roller shutters are fast becoming the prime choice for window protection in Adelaide homes. Modern roller shutters can be installed on homes of all sizes to achieve that classic, stylish and timeless look. Become the envy of your surrounding neighbours and have a professionally installed roller shutter by Modern Adelaide.
Why Choose Modern in Adelaide?
Modern is Adelaide's leading roller shutter specialist. Backed by over 35 years of experience in the home improvement industry, Modern will have a roller shutter specialist dispatched to your property and complete a full property inspection.
Upon assessing your home, our specialists will determine the best course of action and recommend you with a suitable roller shutter. We have range of roller shutters in Adelaide to suit all types of properties - both residential and commercial.
Western Australia: Leading roller shutter company in Perth
Perth's blazing sun is often considered to be one of the most fierce weather conditions in Australia. Harmful UV rays are prone to causing fading or other long-term damage to your home fittings. With absolutely no window protection, it can be hard to guard your household valuables from harmful external conditions.
What's the solution?
Modern roller shutters are fast becoming the leading choice for household window protection. Roller shutters are thick, tough and adds a beautiful, modern appeal to all residential households. Not only are the designs simple and elegant, they simply offer a comprehensive protection solution like no other.
How much do Perth roller shutter cost?
The cost of roller shutters may vary greatly depending on the size and quantity of shutters you need installed. For example, your Perth home may require a large roller shutter to completely cover a back-yard sliding door - this would significantly increase costs. Luckily, Modern offers an obligation-free inspection for all residential Perth properties.
When you call Modern, we'll have one of our friendly and experienced consultants visit your property and complete a free inspection. They'll provide a complimentary roller shutter quote and will advise you of the best roller shutter for your home.
Australia Chooses Modern Shutters for Style, Security & Sustainability.
Modern Shutter Success Story
C. Cutajar, Caroline Springs VIC
Modern were fantastic - They were easy to talk and nice and friendly people to deal with and I love the shutters they installed. They came out, explained how everything worked and how long it will take to install.
Modern Shutter Success Story
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I am writing to say that I was very happy with the service I received an am equally happy with the effect installing the shutters has made. The drop in temperature in my home when closing them during the days is very noticeable in summer.
Modern Shutter Success Story
J. Levitt, Sydney NSW
With more and more break ins, we felt it was a good time to give us some more security. We fitted 3 windows and found we've been sleeping much better. Modern were reliable, didn't waste anytime, got on with the job and cleaned up after themselves.
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How to Recruit More People into your Clan in Clan Wars on RuneScape
Have you ever tried to make a massive clan in Clan Wars, but failed? Does it annoy you when they keep spamming "Challenge already!"? This how-to article will help you solve these problems.
1Tell all possible clan recruits to meet at the pond.
2If you are trying to make a massive clan, tell whoever joined your clan chat to go to the pond. This way, if you have more people and tell them to go to the pond, it will be easier to recruit.
3Tell them to "fall in" (Follow leader) and repeat Join "(username) (level requirement)"; once you have done this, walk around inside Clan Wars.
4Organize your clan. People will most likely leave if you have a lot of clan members; tell them to stay.
5To keep a balanced clan going, you should challenge a person once every five minutes, but it all depends on your teammates.
6If you have a lot of people, you should rank some to be generals. Ranking a whole clan generals or captains is really, really, really NOT a smart thing to do. The bad thing about it is that it makes your clan very unorganized and no matter what, your clan keeps walking into newbie challenges. Also, you constantly get into wars, and you lose the chance to do team advertising for your clan, as told in step 1.
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- You can increase your chance of being a general by obeying, recruiting, and respecting your clan leader.
- The more people you have, the better the recruit.
- If you're ranking someone a general, make sure that this person respects you and obeys you.
- Let the clan leader rank you; don't ask to be ranked.
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Associate Professor and PA Studies Vice Chair L. Gail Curtis, MPAS, PA-C, is the North Carolina Academy of Physician Assistants' 2013 PA of the Year. She was announced as the award winner at NCAPA's Summer Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC. More than 700 conference attendees were present for the award ceremony.
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Gail Curtis (center) receiving NCAPA's PA of the Year award, with NCAPA president Don Metzger (left) and PA Studies colleague Samantha Rogers (right)
In addition to being involved in clinical education of medical and PA students since 1986, Curtis was part of the 1993 North Carolina Medical Board committee tasked to create the state's practice rules and regulations for PAs and played an integral part in creating the current practice laws for PAs in North Carolina. An active member of NCAPA since 1986, she helped develop the NCAPA Health Committee and has been a strong advocate in that group since its inception, committed to ensuring that there are 12-step meetings and appropriate lectures dealing with impairment issues at NCAPA's annual conferences. In 1994, as NCAPA president, she helped craft enabling legislation to protect impaired PAs and to allow PAs to enter into agreements with entities such as the North Carolina Physicians Health Program (NC PHP). She currently serves as NCAPA's liaison to the NC PHP and is a member of their Board of Directors. Curtis also serves as a member of NCAPA's Professional Development Review Panel, a position she has held since 2009. She was honored with the NCAPA's 2010 Outstanding Service Award in 2010.
On the national level, Curtis has served for more than 20 years in the House of Delegates of the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA). For the past three years she has been a House Officer, and this past summer she was elected as Speaker of the House and Vice President of the organization. The AAPA named her as a Distinguished Fellow in 2008.
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Working Papers
For those papers unavailable here as downloadable pdf files, please contact the Taubman Center (firstname.lastname@example.com). Any requests received by the Center will be directed to the appropriate author(s). The below list is of working papers that have been written from 2005 and beyond. All articles written before 2005 are listed on our Taubman Center Working Papers archives page.
Lucy Boyd, Amy Chandran, and Jonathan Hui, 2016
"Leveling the Playing Field: Strategies for Schools Serving At-Risk Students in Elementary Schools in Massachusetts"
Andy Garin, 2016
"Putting America to Work, Where? The Limits of Infrastructure Construction as a Locally-Targeted Employment Policy"
Suthen Paradatheth, 2015
"Car-Sharing and Public Parking in Boston"
Daniel Shoag and Stan Veuger, 2015
"Uncertainty and the Geography of the Great Recession"
Edward Glaeser and Charles Nathanson, 2015
"An Extrapolative Model of House Price Dynamics"
Riccardo Crescenzi and Luisa Gagliardi, 2015
"Moving People with Ideas - Innovation, Inter-regional Mobility and Firm Heterogeneity"
Jeffrey B. Liebman and Erzo F.P. Luttmer, 2014
"The Perception of Social Security Incentives for Labor Supply and Retirement: The Median Voter Knows More than You'd Think"
Herman B. "Dutch" Leonard, Christine M. Cole, Arnold M. Howitt, and Philip B. Heymann, 2014
"Why Was Boston Strong? Lessons from the Boston Marathon Bombing"
Edward L. Glaeser, Steven Poftak, and Kristina Tobio, 2014
"Greater Boston's Economy and the Entrepreneurial Age"
Edward L. Glaeser, 2014
"Understanding Housing: The Intellectual Legacy of John Quigley"
Edward L. Glaeser and Cass R. Sunstein, 2014
"Moneyball for State Regulators"
Amitabh Chandra, Jonathan Holmes, and Johnathan Skinner 2013
"Is This Time Different? The Slowdown in Healthcare Spending"
Rachel McCleary, 2013
"Protestantism and Human Capital in Guatemala and the Republic of Korea"
Edward L. Glaeser, 2013
"A Nation of Gamblers: Real Estate Speculation and American History"
Ryan Gillette and Ellen Ward. 2012
"Rebuilding HomeBASE."
Mark Fagan, Lewis M. Branscomb, Philip Auerswald, Ryan N. Ellis, and Raphael Barcham. 2010.
"Rail Transportation of Toxic Inhalation Hazards Policy Responses to the Safety and Security Externality".
Taubman Center Working Paper.
Glaeser, Edward L., William R. Kerr, and Giacomo A. M. Ponzetto. 2009.
"Clusters of Entrepreneurship." NBER Working Paper 15377.
Glaeser, Edward L., Matt Resseger and Kristina Tobio. 2008.
"Urban Inequality"
Fagan, Mark. 2008.
"Introducing Competition into Natural Monopoly Industries: An Evaluation of Mandated Access to Australian Freight Railroads."
Glaeser, Edward L. and Matthew E. Kahn. 2008.
"The Greenness of Cities: Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Urban Development."
Piquet Carneiro, Leandro and Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida. 2007.
"Shaping the Local Political Arena in Federalist Brazil."
Glaeser, Edward L. and Kristina Tobio. 2007.
"The Rise of the Sunbelt."
Glaeser, Edward L. and Giacomo A. M. Ponzetto. 2007.
"Did the Death of Distance Hurt Detroit and Help New York?"
Cutler, David M., Edward L. Glaeser and Jacob L. Vigdor. 2007.
"When are Ghettos Bad? Lessons from Immigrant Segregation in the United States."
Singhal, Monica. 2006.
"Special Interest Groups and the Allocation of Public Funds ."
NBER Working Paper 12037.
Gyourko, Joseph and Joseph Tracy. 2005.
"Using Home Maintenance and Repairs to Smooth Variable Earnings."
Nechyba, Thomas J. 2005.
"Mobilizing the Private Sector: A Theoretical Overview."
Sander, Thomas. 2005.
"E-associations? Using Technology to Connect Citizens: The Case of Meetup.com"
Glaeser, Edward L., Joseph Gyourko and Raven Saks. 2005.
"Urban Growth and Housing Supply."
Bel, Germà and Xavier Fageda. 2005.
"Getting There Fast: Globalization, Intercontinental Flights and Location of Headquarters."
Bel, Germà and Xavier Fageda. 2005.
"Preventing Competition Because of "Solidarity": Rhetoric and Reality of Airport Investments in Spain."
Berry, Christopher and Edward L. Glaeser. 2005.
"The Divergence of Human Capital Levels Across Cities."
Fagan, Mark and Jose Manuel Vassallo. 2005.
"Nature or Nurture: Why Do Railroads Carry Greater Freight Share in the United States Than in Europe?"
Glaeser, Edward L. 2005.
"Urban Colossus: Why is New York America's Largest City?"
Glaeser, Edward L., Joseph Gyourko and Raven Saks. 2005.
"Why Have Housing Prices Gone Up?"
Berry, Christopher. 2005.
"School Finance Judgments and Spending on Education: A Review of the Evidence?"
Richmond, Jonathan. 2005. The Private Provision of Public Transport


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Sarasota Police Street Crimes Unit shares informational letters in effort to stop sex trafficking/
SARASOTA, FL. – June 28, 2016 – 12:30 p.m.
This morning members of the Sarasota Police Department Street Crimes Unit and Nuisance Abatement Civilian Investigator took time to visit hotels and motels along North Tamiami Trail to share an informational letter with business owners in an effort to stop sex trafficking in the City of Sarasota.
Each letter explains to business owners the cases of prostitution and crimes related to prostitution, such as narcotics violations, that have occurred on the North Trail in recent years have a negative impact on the quality of life. 20 letters were handed out with suggestions business owners can use to safeguard their business against criminal activity including:
Verify the identity of new hires and conduct background checks prior to employment
Require a legitimate photo identification from guests on check-in, e.g. a driver's license
Require the identification be in original form and not photocopied
Do not rent to local residents without good cause, e.g. house being tented for pests
Do not rent to customers who walk up with no automobile, especially if paying day by day
Report any and all suspicious activity to the police
"These suggestions are based on industry best practices as well as common elements discovered during past investigations of prostitution and narcotic cases at local hotel/motel establishments," said Sergeant Rob Armstrong, Street Crimes Unit. "With what we're seeing in internet based prostitution, especially along our North Trail coordinator, we want to remind hotels and motels they can partner with us to stop sex trafficking in our community."


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Luca Francesconi: Driven by tears
World première performances, 2017:
Solo piano piece to accompany Liszt's Piano Sonata in B minor, courtesy of Casa Ricordi S.r.l., commissioned by the Borletti-Buitoni Trust on behalf of
Beatrice Rana piano
Sala dei Notari, Perugia - 17 March
Tongyeong Concert Hall, Tongyeong, South Korea - 30 April
Mark Simpson
Darkness moves - Solo Clarinet Piece
Mark Simpson clarinet
Premiered on BBT website on 25 October 2016.
Nico Muhly Lorne ys my liking
Co-commissioned with Wigmore Hall with the support of André Hoffmann, president of the Fondation Hoffmann, a Swiss grant-making foundation, and anonymous donors
for countertenor, tenor and piano
(premiere, Wigmore Hall, 4 December 2015)
Iestyn Davies countertenor
Allan Clayton tenor
James Baillieu piano
See here for reviews
Sebastian Fagerlund Mana - Concerto for Bassoon and Orchestra
Bram van Sambeek bassoon
World premiere 6 December 2014, Lahti.
Lahti Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Okku Kamu.
Co-commissioned by Borletti-Buitoni Trust, on behalf of Bram van Sambeek, with Lahti Symphony Orchestra and Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
"Dutchman Bram van Sambeek understands Fagerlund's language and was able to transform the voice of the bassoon into a wizard's voice which, in the Sibelius Hall's woodwind-friendly acoustic, appeared to originate from the ceiling and intoxicatingly envelop the audience. The atmosphere of an incantation ritual was satisfyingly many-layered: the mix included shamanistic drums, keening, lamentations and incantations and Fagerlund brilliantly balanced agony and animistic joy of life."
Auli Särkiö, Rondo Classic, 6 December 2014
Shamanism à la Fagerlund
"The piece [Mana] grabs the audience's attention from the very first note, with the bassoon a kind of sorcerer driving ahead, trance-like, on a breathtaking journey through ever-changing exterior and interior landscapes...A magical wind instrumentalist, Bram van Sambeek is one of the few bassoon players to have chosen a career as a soloist and chamber musician and he mastered effortlessly the hair-raising technical challenges that pepper Fagerlund's score."
Mats Liljeroos, Hufvudstadsbladet, 7 December 2014
Watch a video of the world premiere of Sebastian Fagerlund's Mana with Bram van Sambeek
Willem Jeths Recorder Concerto
Erik Bosgraaf recorder
World premiere 20 December 2014, Zaterdagmatinee at Concertgebouw, Amsterdam with Dutch Radio Philharmonic conducted by Markus Stenz
The composer writes:
"My new Recorder Concerto which I especially composed for Erik Bosgraaf has become yet one of my most personal and biographical works and has an enormous emotional impact."
Willem Jeths
Jeths' Recorder Concerto tops the genre *****
"Those who thought that a quiet-sounding renaissance recorder would lose out to an outsized modern symphony orchestra had not counted on [Willem Jeths]. Jeths has a great feeling for the concerto... and [his] Recorder Concerto can claim right away to be one of his best compositions in this genre.
"Jeths' long melodies – and they are proper melodies – were played by Erik Bosgraaf with a tremendous sense of line and phasing."
Peter van der Lint, Trouw, Amsterdam, 22 December 2014
Watch a video of the world premiere of Willem Jeths' Recorder Concerto
Huw Watkins Flute Concerto
Adam Walker flute
World premiere 23 February 2014 with London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Daniel Harding, Barbican Centre, London. Second performance 14 May 2014 with BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Hoddinott Hall, Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff. Third performance 13 February 2015 with RTE National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Damian Iorio.
"Walker, playing with staggering virtuosity and charm, kept the audience on the edge of their seats throughout, and brought the house down at the end."
Tim Ashley, The Guardian 26 February 2014
"Adam Walker seemed up for every challenge thrown at him. The opening veered between agitation and calm, cascades of obsessive repetition giving way to something more lyrical. Then came a movement of soulful rhapsody, Walker's flute calling out longingly, the rest of the orchestra responding in kind... Flute-players may end up being grateful for the way that this new concerto expands their repertoire."
Nick Kimberley, London Evening Standard 24 Feb 2014
Commissioned by Borletti-Buitoni Trust, London Symphony Orchestra, Fidelio Charitable Trust and Walker Watkins Consortium.
Hear an excerpt from the second performance, given by Adam Walker, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and
conductor Duncan Ward, from the 2014 Vale of Glamorgan Festival, recorded by the BBC, 14 May 2014
Flute Concerto - First movement (recorded live at Cardiff's Hoddinott Hall)
Jiri Gemrot work for string quartet and percussion
Pavel Haas Quartet
Colin Currie percussion
World premiere 15 May 2014 at Cologne Philharmonic Hall.
UK premiere 18 February 2015 at Wigmore Hall, London.
Commissioned by Borletti-Buitoni Trust on behalf of Pavel Haas Quartet.
Bent Sørensen Easter Concerto for trumpet and orchestra
Tine Thing Helseth trumpet
Premiere 18, 19, 20 September 2013 in Bergen with Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Andrew Manze;
Further performances on:
13 December 2013 in Vara and 14 December 2013 in Gothenburg with Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Mario Venzago;
23, 24 January 2014 with Copenhagen Philharmonic, conducted by Lan Shui
Co-commissioned for Tine Thing Helseth by Borletti-Buitoni Trust with Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Copenhagen Philharmonic and Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
"Inspired by Hummel's and Haydn's classical trumpet concertos, Sørensen ... has composed a robust work quite typical for our time – a work which I absolutely believe will find its place at the great concert venues in the time to come."
Bergens Tidende, 21 September 2013
Hear an excerpt from the premiere performance recorded by NRK Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, 19 September 2013
Easter Concerto for trumpet and orchestra (excerpt)
Anna Meredith Origami Songs
Erik Bosgraaf recorder
Premiere 19 October 2013 with Aurora Orchestra at King's Place, London, as part of 'Bach Unwrapped' series.
Dutch premiere 31 March & 1 April 2016, Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam with Netherlands Chamber Orchestra and Gordan Nikolic, then 9 April at Philharmonie, Haarlem.
Co-commissioned for Erik Bosgraaf by Borletti-Buitoni Trust, the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra and Aurora Orchestra.
Anna Meredith has taken the starting point of origami paper-folding for a set of songs for solo recorder player Erik Bosgraaf, ensemble and electronics. Each song is pop-song length and will live very much in its own 'world' and features a different one of Erik's many recorders. In origami there are a set of foundation folds which form the base structure for additional or more complicated moves: blintz, kite, fish, bomb, square, bird and frog. Anna has composed songs drawing on each of these varied origami foundations.
Each of Anna's songs references these structures either directly through music which links to the structure and mechanism of these folds or indirectly through textures such as an ensemble of paper scrunchers and tearers while birds circle overhead. Anna is drawn to the immersive possibilities of these short pieces and is thinking of them in many ways like a set of songs where Erik is a soloist but not in a traditional 'concerto' format and he someties simply plays a couple of notes in order to build the right feel and where everything is about creating these miniaturised, fragile yet robust, sharp and intricate worlds.
Francisco Coll Melisma for violin & piano
Duo Kang-Kusnezow
Premiere 20 June 2013 at the Festspiele Mecklenburg Vorpommern.
Commissioned by Borletti-Buitoni Trust for Byol Kang and Boris Kusnezow.
Ji Youn Kang Kang-Shin Recorder Concerto
Erik Bosgraaf recorder
World premiere 24 May 2013 in Groningen with North Netherlands Orchestra conducted by Kasper de Roo
Commissioned for Erik Bosgraaf by Borletti-Buitoni Trust.
"Kang-Shin, written for recorder phenomenon Erik Bosgraaf by Korean composer Ji Youn Kang, displayed a beautiful array of painting with sound."
Paul Herruer, Dagblad van het Noorden
The composer writes:
"This new composition for Recorder, Orchestra and Live Electronics is inspired by traditional Korean Shamanic rituals. Traditional Korean ritual music, being rhythmical, furious and noisy, yields new ways to looking at - and perhaps listening to - the Orchestra. Furthermore, the practice of these rituals gives us different perspectives on the role of the solo musician relative to ensemble playing."
Ji Youn Kang
Fraser Trainer Breaking Silence
O Duo percussion duo
World premiere 19 March 2013 with Sinfonia Viva conducted by Gergely Madaras, Assembly Rooms Derby;
Australian premiere 1 June 2013 with Melbourne Symphony Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Northey.
Co-commissioned for O Duo by Borletti-Buitoni Trust, Sinfonia Viva, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Fidelio Charitable Trust.
The composer cites ritual, dance and song as the three key elements of this work. The four movements – Earshot, At the Double, Breaking Silence (Secret Song) and Hook – harness the brilliant technique and animated physicality of Cox and Gunnell, from the opening reveille, through wisps of melodic and lyrical percussion calls in the third movement, to virtuosic drumming and dance-like loops, drops and grooves in the finale.
Graham Fitkin Helical Strake for trumpet and piano
Tine Thing Helseth trumpet Kathryn Stott piano
Premieres 15 March 2013 Stavangar and 3 April 2013 at Wigmore Hall, London.
Co-commissioned by Kathryn Stott and Borletti-Buitoni Trust on behalf of Tine Thing Helseth.
Helical Strake explores the ideas of air frequencies and flows, relentless wind and things on the edge of collapse - and is described by the composer as a real test of stamina for both players who need to be perfectly synchronised for the entire duration of this ten-minute piece.
Hear an excerpt from the UK premiere performance recorded live at London's Wigmore Hall by BBC Radio 3. Kathryn Stott introduces the work from the stage.
Helical Strake
Raphaël Merlin Pas de Deux for violin and cello
Pekka Kuusisto violin Nicolas Altstaedt cello
World premiere 20 November 2012, Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
Commissioned for Nicolas Altstaedt and Pekka Kuusisto by Borletti-Buitoni Trust
The composer writes:
"This duo is built on a simple harmonic structure, the repetition of a single chord (with particular reference to Ravel's Sonata), evoking a dance between the instrumentalists, as the title suggests. Written for a Finnish violinist and a Franco-German cellist, the music contrasts hot and cold, calm and exuberance, as if in a dialogue between a Nordic and a Latin. These notions are purely anecdotal, however, as the music tries above all to find a consistent and eloquent narrative line, through a dialogue that is sometimes harmonious, sometimes disjointed. As an interlude between the moderato "Ballade" and the breathless "Signals", the short second movement "Songe" is a smaller relative (like a little brother) of the central movement of the concerto for string quartet and orchestra "Elea" entitled "Pôle" inspired by a certain modern minimalism, with accents from a Hungarian musical style."
Raphaël Merlin (cello, Quatuor Ébène)
Michael Hersch Piano Concerto Along the Ravines
Shai Wosner piano
World premiere 15 May 2012 with Seattle Symphony, conducted by Gerard Schwarz;
European premiere 28 March 2014 with Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Saarbrücken, conducted by Tito Muñoz.
Commissioned for Shai Wosner by Borletti-Buitoni Trust
"magnificent performance... profoundly rewarding and no end fascinating."
Bernard Jacobson, Seen and Heard International 22 May 2012
Hear an excerpt from the world premiere performance (movement 3) courtesy of Seattle Symphony
Piano Concerto Along the Ravines (movement 3 excerpt)
Kalevi Aho Trombone Concerto
Jörgen van Rijen trombone
World premiere 2 March 2012 with The Hague Residentie Orkest, conducted by Santtu Rouvali
Finnish premiere 29 March 2012 with Oulu Sinfonia Finland, conducted by Anna-Maria Helsing
UK premiere 10 May 2012 with BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alexander Vedernikov at Barbican, London
Japanese premiere with Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Martyn Brabbins
Commissioned by Jörgen van Rijen with the support of Borletti-Buitoni Trust
"Forget the stereotype of a lumbering, comedy instrument; van Rijen and Aho turned the trombone into a fount of melodic grace and gambolling, cradled over four generous movements by an equally refined orchestra"
Geoff Brown, The Times 16 May 2012
"the trombone was mournful or jaunty but always lyrical. While the whole piece was expertly crafted, busy percussion hinted at Latin show-tunes bursting to get out."
Nick Kimberley, Evening Standard 11 May 2012
Hear an excerpt (movement 4) from world premiere performance, courtesy of The Hague Residentie Orkest
Trombone Concerto (movement 4 excerpt)
Lukas Ligeti Tangle for Percussion and Trumpet
Colin Currie percussion
for duo with Håkan Hardenberger trumpet
Premiere 14 April 2011 Hanover, presented by ProMusica Hannover
Commissioned for Colin Currie and Håkan Hardenberger
by Borletti-Buitoni Trust
"In this world premiere Håkan Hardenberger played in the highest register and didn't fail in delivering the top notes. Meanwhile Colin Currie not only established a strong rhythm section but also created harmonious sounds with his instruments."
Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung, 18 April 2011
Live recording from premiere courtesy of BBC Radio 3 www.bbc.co.uk/radio3An oboist with record-breaking lungs
Marc-André Dalbavie Oboe Concerto
Alexei Ogrintchouk oboe
Premiere 17 December 2010 Barbican, London
BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jiří Bēlohlávek
Commissioned for Alexei Ogrintchouk by Borletti-Buitoni Trust
and the BBC
"the concerto dazzles like a 100-watt bulb in a hall of mirrors…the restless energy of Ogrintchouk's performance could power the Barbican's stage lights for months..."
Erica Jeal, The Guardian 21 December 2010
"The small patterns swelled into big ones, swooping up and down the entire range of the oboe with a virtuosity that had to be heard to be believed."
Ivan Hewett, Daily Telegraph 20 December 2010
Hear an excerpt from live recording of premiere courtesy of BBC Radio 3 www.bbc.co.uk/radio3O Duo determined to delight
Stephen McNeff ConcertO Duo for percussion duo and orchestra
O Duo percussion duo
Premiere 22 October 2010 Barbican, London (BBCSO 80th birthday concert)
BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Robertson
Co-commissioned for O Duo by Borletti-Buitoni Trust and the BBC
"Stephen McNeff's ConcertO Duo, written for the outrageously talented percussionists O Duo... plays to their strengths by exploiting split-second timing and staggering virtuosity on anything that could reasonably be hit with a stick."
Barry Millington London Evening Standard 25 October 2010
"This was an engaging work that made imaginative use of the instruments and staging, from whistles and untuned percussion recalling a carnival dance, to the more dark, funereal atmosphere created by tubular bells."
Hannah Gill, Bachtrack 24 October 2010
Read Stephen McNeff's blog ConcertO-Duo: Banff to Barbican (via Essex)
Gavin Bryars Piano Concerto The Solway Canal
Ralph van Raat piano
Premiere 19 February 2010 Vredenburg, Utrecht and 20 February 2010 Muziekgebouw, Amsterdam
Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic and Cappella Amsterdam conducted by Otto Tausk
Co-commissioned for Ralph van Raat by Borletti-Buitoni Trust with Dutch Broadcaster NPS
A recording of the premiere performances has been released on CD by Naxos.
Hear an excerpt of the live recording from the Amsterdam premiere, Muziekgebouw Amsterdam 20 February 2010, courtesy of NPS
Read Ralph van Raat's BBT Blog On Gavin Bryars' "Solway Canal"
Piano Concerto The Solway Canal (excerpt; recorded live at Muziekgebouw Amsterdam)
Olga Neuwirth Viola Concerto
Remnants of Song... An Amphigory
Antoine Tamestit viola
Premiere 10 October 2009 Graz, Austria RSO Wien conducted by Peter Eötvös
Co-commissioned for Antoine Tamestit by Borletti-Buitoni Trust with ORF, Musikprotokoll Graz, Wien Modern, DSO Berlin and Betty Freeman
"The work is entirely original, astoundingly complex and, ultimately, gloriously rewarding and uplifting."
Larry L. Lash, MusicalAmerica.com 8 December 2009
"Antoine Tamestit played it with virtuosity and a heartwarming tone"
Salzburger Nachrichten, 12 October 2009
Read Antoine Tamestit's BBT Blog Olga Neuwirth and Me
Hear an excerpt from live recording of the premiere courtesy of ORF
Remnants of Song… An Amphigory (excerpt; world premiere broadcast recording) for viola and orchestra
Simon Holt a table of noises
Colin Currie percussion
Premiere 14 May 2008 Symphony Hall Birmingham with City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Martyn Brabbins
Winner of British Composer Award 2009 for Orchestral Composition
Nominated for RPS Award 2009 for Large Scale Composition
To be recorded for NMC Records, 29 July 2014 with Halle Orchestra conducted by Nicholas Collon
Co-commissioned for Colin Currie by Borletti-Buitoni Trust with CBSO
"This work shows an extraordinary sense of beguiling and haunting instrumental sonorities, defining a piece of breathtaking originality, imagination, invention and wit."
Citation, British Composer Awards 2009
"Currie's virtosic performance confirmed that the percussion repertory has been enriched."
John Allison, Sunday Telegraph May 2008
Read Colin Currie's BBT Blog Introducing Simon Holt's a table of noises
Hear an excerpt from the new NMC recording of a table of noises here
Hear an excerpt from live recording of the premiere courtesy of BBC Radio 3
a table of noises (excerpt: Skennin' Mary)
Detlev Glanert Double Piano Concerto
Simon Crawford-Phillips and Philip Moore piano duo
Premiere 15 March 2008 City Halls, Glasgow with BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conducted by Martyn Brabbins
Co-commissioned for Simon Crawford-Phillips and Philip Moore by Borletti-Buitoni Trust with BBCSSO
"Glanert whisks us on a journey through space to Mars.The seed material is a little scale in thirds running up and down. In itself it is nothing. But Glanert the magician turns it into a pulsing particle of matter, constantly mutating and exploding. Moore and Crawford-Phillips proved ideal spacemen, with Brabbins and the orchestra riding alongside."
Geoff Brown, The Times 18 March 2008
Read Simon Crawford-Phillips' BBT Blog Giving Life to Glanert's Concerto
Richard Baker Written on a Train
BBT Tour Ensemble
Text: Lavinia Greenlaw
Christian Tetzlaff (violin), Christanne Stotijn (mezzo), Christian Poltéra (cello), Soovin Kim (violin), Colin Currie (percussion), Shai Wosner (piano)
Premiere 30 September 2006 Snape Maltings, Aldeburgh
Commissioned for BBT Tour Ensemble by Borletti-Buitoni Trust
"a humorous finale piece which brought together all six musicians in perfect harmony"
Die Welt 6 October 2006
Dave Maric Lucid Intervals (movement 1) from ONYX4024In the court of King Currie
Dave Maric Lucid Intervals for percussion and trumpet
Colin Currie percussion
for duo with Håkan Hardenberger trumpet
Premiere at the Verbier Festival 2006
Commissioned for Colin Currie and Håkan Hardenberger
by Borletti-Buitoni Trust
"Maric's sparse, rarefied sound-world is here matched by an extraordinarily sensitive response by both players. It's magic."
Robert Levett, IRR November 2007
"Enthralling stuff, every second of it."
Tim Ashley, Guardian 17 February 2007
The art of commissioning with Martin Fröst and Kalevi Aho
Kalevi Aho Clarinet Concerto
Martin Fröst clarinet
Premiere 22 April 2006 Barbican, London
BBC Symphony Orchestra / Osmo Vänskä
Co-commissioned for Martin Fröst by Borletti-Buitoni Trust with BBCSO
"a work of beguiling beauty and huge excitement."
Hilary Finch, The Times 25 April 2006
"An atmospheric piece, it moves from a tempestuous opening via achingly beautiful solo passages and a vibrant scherzo to a dazzling, multi-phonic coda. The perfect showcase for the remarkable skills of the Swedish soloist Fröst."
Anthony Holden, The Observer 30 April 2006
Recording Aho Clarinet Concerto Martin Fröst, Lahti Symphony Orchestra, Osmo Vänskä, BIS-SACD-1463
Lewis Spratlan Wonderer for solo piano
Jonathan Biss piano
Premiere on US recital tour, 2005/06
Commissioned for Jonathan Biss by Borletti-Buitoni Trust
"...a grab-bag of contemporary sounds that the bemused composer encounters on his journey through our high-tech world, interrupted occasionally by nostalgic strains from The Missouri Waltz struggling to compete."
Broadstreet Review, 3 January 2006
Michael Berkeley Concerto for Two Guitars
Katona Twins guitar duo
Premiere at the Cheltenham Festival, July 2004
Co-commissioned for Katona Twins by Borletti-Buitoni Trust with
Young Concert Artists Trust
"... the beauty of the glassy second movement and the brittle clarity of the final chase...... leaves you wanting more: the brilliant Katona twins are clearly capable of it."
The Times, 6 July 2004


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Macy's Herald Square To Require Reservations For Visits With Santa Claus This Holiday SeasonThere's a new reservation policy this year at Macy's in Herald Square; if you want to see Santa Claus, you'll need to RSVP.
Fire Breaks Out In Macy's Sub-BasementThere were no evacuations, but one person suffered a minor injury, officials said.
Macy's Considers Building Park On Roof Of Herald Square StoreMacy's is considering an unusual addition to its flagship store in Herald Square.
Macy's Flower Show Kicks Off At Flagship Store In MidtownSusan Tercero, Group Vice President of Special Productions at Macy's, stopped by CBS2 on Sunday to talk about what to expect at this year's show.
Spring Events In NYC: Best Things To Do, From Flower Shows To Food Festivals And MoreFrom flower shows, to picnics in Central Park and a food festival, here are some of the best ways to celebrate springtime in the city.
Report: Target Coming To Herald Square This FallIt will be the fourth Target store in the city. There are other locations in East Harlem, Tribeca and Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn.
Macy's To Close 68 Stores Around Country, Eliminate 10,000 JobsMacy's announced Wednesday that is closing 68 stores and eliminating more than 10,000 jobs after a disappointing holiday season.
Man Killed, Brother Wounded In Shooting At Mall Parking Lot In Mays LandingAtlantic County Prosecutor Diane Ruberton said that the shooting happened around 1 a.m. Friday outside the Macy's store of the Hamilton Mall.
De Blasio: 'NYPD Is Ready' To Protect Macy's Thanksgiving Day ParadeWhile authorities say there's no confirmation of a credible threat, the NYPD is taking no chances at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday.
Macy's To Open An Hour Earlier On ThanksgivingThe company plans to open at 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving, close at 2 a.m. and then reopen at 5 a.m. Friday.


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2016 News Archive
Mikala Dwyer awarded inaugural National Association for the Visual Arts Fellowship [25 November 2016]
SCA graduate and senior lecturer Mikala Dwyer has been awarded the inaugural $20,000 National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) Visual Arts Fellowship.
A double award winner creates beauty and tension through optical illusion [16 November 2016]
Photomedia artist Kai Wasikowski collected two top prizes at the opening of the 2016 SCA Undergraduate Degree Show. The Honours student won this year's Artereal Gallery Mentorship Award and one of two SCA Dean's Honours Award.
SCA student exhibits in Sculpture by the Sea [3 November 2016]
Master of Fine Arts student Sophie Clague was selected from a pool of almost 500 entrants from around the world to exhibit at the 2016 Sculpture by the Sea.
Biljana Jancic wins 2016 Fauvette Scholarship [28 October 2016]
The 2016 Fauvette Loureiro Memorial Artists Travel Scholarship has been awarded to Newtown-based artist Biljana Jancic for her video installation Exit Strategies.
The exhibition for the 2016 Fauvette Loureiro prize opens at SCA [6 October 2016]
An exhibition of works of the finalists for the 2016 Fauvette Loureiro Memorial Artists Travel Scholarship, one of the biggest contemporary art prizes in Australia, officially opened this week at SCA Galleries at Sydney College of the Arts.
PhD candidate wins 2016 Churchie Emerging Art Prize [21 September 2016]
PhD candidate Sara Morawetz has been awarded the 2016 Churchie National Emerging Art Prize for her artwork 'How the stars stand (All sols) and (Dear NASA…)'.
Applications open for 2017 Artereal Mentorship Award [20 September 2016]
Sydney College of the Arts is proud to announce that applications for the annual Artereal Gallery Mentorship Award are now being accepted.
Zhuwei Jiang wins $10,000 Urban Art Projects Award [31 August 2016]
Master of Moving Image student Zhuwei Jiang is the recipient of the 2016 Urban Art Projects Award. The $10,000 merit based prize is awarded to a student from China undertaking a Master's degree at Sydney College of the Arts (SCA).
2016 Fauvette finalists announced [30 August 2016]
Five finalists have been selected for the 2016 Fauvette Loureiro Memorial Artists Travel Scholarship. The $28,000 scholarship is awarded annually to a recent SCA graduate to support the development of their practice through international travel.
Creative response to Syrian crisis [29 August 2016]
SCA alumnus and founder of the Centre for New Art in northeast Syria, Fassih Keiso, is developing a creative response to the crisis in Syria.
Announcement: 28 July 2016 [28 July 2016]
The University of Sydney will not be progressing with a proposed merger of the Sydney College of the Arts with UNSW Art and Design.
Creation of a leading centre for visual art and design [21 June 2016]
In an important step the University of New South Wales and the University of Sydney have signed Heads of Agreement for the Sydney College of Arts (SCA) to merge into UNSW Art and Design.
Research @ SCA: Space, Place and Country in Kandos [27 May 2016]
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$10,000 award for Master's student [29 April 2016]
Thanks to the support of Urban Art Projects, a student from mainland China commencing a Master's degree at Sydney College of the Arts in 2016 will receive the $10,000 Urban Art Projects Award.
Lindy Lee's Circle of Life [28 April 2016]
Late last year Chinese-Australian artist and Sydney College of the Arts lecturer Lindy Lee completed her biggest sculptural work yet, The Life of Stars, in China. The celebrated contemporary artist, with an incredible career that spans three decades, says the Shanghai public art project is one of her great accomplishments.
The 24/7 city, creativity and the lockout [27 April 2016]
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The 24/7 city, creativity and the lockout [17 March 2016]
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Over the last six weeks Sydney-based artist and SCA graduate Lauren Brincat has been in residence at the University of Sydney's art school working on a mammoth installation for her first Sydney Biennale, which opens on 18 March.
Roger Ballen's Theatre of the Mind played out in Sydney exhibition [15 February 2016]
His raw, black & white images are alluring, fascinating and disturbing. He is one of the most important and exciting photographers of the 21st century. The intriguing work of Roger Ballen is coming to Australia, to Sydney College of the Arts (SCA), this March in the artist's first major Sydney exhibition.
Pop-up art for Sydney leg of Laneway Festival at SCA [20 January 2016]
Sunday Punch, a 'knockout' art exhibition, will be staged for the Sydney leg of this year's St Jerome's Laneway Festival at Sydney College of the Arts (SCA) on Sunday 7 February.
Wingara Mura - Bunga Barrabugu Summer Program at SCA [18 January 2016]
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Don't waste your time!!! This doctor is very unprofessional and ignorant.
Going to this doctor has made me want to change doctors. I'm currently in the process of finding another doctor because of the incompetency of this doctor. Her uncaring attitude towards patients, the fact that her children are running around the office, playing with equipment and generally being little terrors, and the fact that she is absolutely terrible with being on time. I've had prescriptions wait for a week because she does not want to take the time to verify I need them. I've had asthma attacks, and allergic reactions because she decided to put it off. She frequently comes in forty minutes after I've been in the room. After she gets in, she stays for a grand total of 5 minutes. Long enough to verify the obvious. She'll write my prescriptions and get me out as fast as humanly possible. I've had to wait while her children played on the scale because she would not move them. She's unprofessional, and it's causing me to switch. Find someone else. Don't waste your time at this "Dr".
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This is the worst doctor's office I have EVER been to! They were good to get me in a room in 25 minutes, but then once I was there, they had me waiting for an hour while they tried to get an answer to a question that ANY doctor should know if they have their license! When I went back for a follow-up 2 days later, I called before I came to let them know I was coming in for test results (nothing requiring anyone to exam me) and they FORGOT about me in the lobby. I approached the window and they "kindly" said, "Oh sorry, we forgot about you!" The receptionist said she didn't see me sitting in 1 of their 6 chairs! Then they took another 25 minutes (when I had already waited 45) to get my results put on documentation, which was poorly done. This was SOO unprofessional and the worst practice I have run into EVER in the state of Tennessee!!! Don't go if you want proper bedside manner or to be in and out of there quickly!!!!
I love Dr. Dooley, not only do I value her opinion, I trust her expertise. I am very happy with the newest staff members. Ms. "O" is wonderful- she has years of nursing experience and a wealth of knowledge. They rarely have a long wait for an appointment. And even if the office is closed I know they paging service contacts her, because Dr. Dooley is the one that actually calls you back. I have referred several of my closest friends, family and even my daughter to her. We have all been happy with her. If I need something- they are always there for me. She is a great asset to our community.
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I'm surprised at some of these reviews. Dr Dooley and her staff have been nothing but great to me. I've been a patient there for over 5 years. The staff is always nice and Dr. Dooley is the same and does her best at treating and diagnosing.
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