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Next Wave Festival Breakfast Club

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16. May, 2012

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If you are anything like me, then you’ll be familiar with that slightly smug feeling of self-satisfaction and pride that comes with having accomplished a whole lot of stuff before lunchtime. Sometimes I even like to make a list, purely so I can cross things off it as proof (reassurance) that I am a fully-functioning adult who gets things done.

With this feeling in mind as your motivation, head along to the Next Wave Festival Breakfast Club. There’ll be big opinions, heated discussion, personal stories and provocations from artists, key thinkers and curators, covering hard-hitting topics arising from the overlap between art and the big bad world. Imagine how great you will feel rolling up to the office at 10am having already had a nutritious breakfast and learned a whole bunch of new things from an intelligent discussion with those in the know…

WHEN: Saturday 19 May – Sunday 27 May, 8am-10am weekdays, 10am-12pm weekends
WHERE: The Wheeler Centre, 176 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
WEB: nextwave.org.au/event/breakfast-club/

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