Open Mess: an art feast
Event description
Open Mess. An art feast. A gastronomical odyssey.
Bid on art that nourishes you.
Gorge on baked goods that excite you.
Expect a drink on arrival, music that'll make you jig, for a cause to write home about.
Buy art from foodies Em Creasey (em_creasey), Libby Haines (libbyhainesart), Alice Oehr (aliceoehr), Lauren Bamford (laurenbamford), Zoe Young (z.y.o.e), Gem Leslie (Foodforeveryone.aus), Sophie Wright (sophiewrightart), Jacqui Munoz (jacmunozmadethis), Adrian Bonaventura (ab.mp3), Maximillian Isobe (thestrangetourist), Adele Hopewell, Charlotte Harwood, Sal Pack, Billy Vanilli and Elliot Smythe.
Eat food from Bread Club, Florian, Chic de Partie, Holy Sugar, Beurre, Saul's Sandwiches, Honey Bunch of Onion Tops, Beautifulivy Sweet, Thy Caketh, drink coffee from St Ali's and drinks from Local Brewing Co.
What is Open Mess?
Open Mess is about celebrating the magic of food and its ability to bring people together, for a good cause. It's inspired by my brother Alex. Good food and coffee always seemed to add technicolour to his world, especially after a cancer diagnosis. "With cancer, food plays such a huge part in my life" were the words I'd often receive after a Peter Mac sandwich delivery from Neighbourhood Pizza and Doc Deli, or a cake from Beatrix Bakes or Julia's Ostro. The exquisite generosity of Melbourne's most vibrant artists and bakers is our vehicle to progressing the med-tech field he was so passionate about and would have worked in, had he made it out the other end.
The cause
All funds raised will go to The University of Sydney Nano Institute team, who are researching the application of nanobots in cancer and heart disease. They’re working to replace operations and better target chemotherapy treatment. The science is incredibly exciting and game-changing for the medical profession.
https://www.sydney.edu.au/nano/our-research/grand-challenges/2019/nanorobotics-for-health.html
Donate directly to the cause - https://www.alumni.sydney.edu....
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