Category: Uncategorized
-
November
Work has been relatively smooth, mostly study and research on design psychology. I managed to get a hold of some coloured filters for black and white photography. The month has been spent experimenting with that and sorting out some other life admin. I recently sent off 15 rolls of film to the developers. I went…
-
Hundreds of Beavers
Sometimes you may watch a film that is a work of art. A deep sea of metaphor and symbolism. A replication of the human experience. Kino. And Hundreds of Beavers is such a film. It is the story of Jean Kayak, an applejack maker who likes far too much of his own product. Everything is…
-
New Zine
Picked up the new zine – Dust – from the printers, which has photos I have taken over the years. I put this together a few years back and then had to redo it because I lost all of the work files and processed images. I’ll be slinging these and other zines at the Festival…
-
More photos
Click thru to see the fill images.
-
Their Own Words
I recently obtained my contributor copies of Their Own Words: 40 Years of Canberra Graffiti, during launch as part of last weekend’s Surface Festival, and a result of the Canberra Graffiti Project, which I posted previously about here. The book is filled with interviews from the first people that sprayed ink to a wall, to…
-
Canberra Graffiti Project
Basically since I began this blog, I’ve been taking photos of graffiti and street art around Canberra. For a while, I thought about putting a book together, with interviews with artists. But the opportunities dropped off as I moved onto other projects. Last year, I met with some of the people working on the Canberra…
-
Back again
It’s been a while. When I was making my last post I was working in Sydney. In the following weeks, I had to leave my apartment and pack all of my possessions into storage and then wait in a kind of limbo. During this time, I cycled the length of Tasmania, been stuck indoors from…
-
Photos
Here are some flicks.
-
Melbourne Weekend
So I spent a long weekend in Melbourne, mostly to grace the Festival of the Photocopier Zine Fair, but to check on other points of interest. Here the highlights. “Through to Bartertown” After catching up with a friend, downing a boilermaker, eating some Hare Krishnan food, to set out to The Tote in Collingwood for…
The Screaming Wall 