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June 26, 2013

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a delivery of delicious fabrics

lime greens. oranges. seas of turquoise

cut into bits and patterned in random combinations.

Goodbye clean studio!

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Curiouser and Curiouser at Bathurst Regional Gallery

Curiouser and Curiouser Bathurst Regional Gallery 14 December 2018 - 10 February 2019 Adrian De Giorgio, Amanda Wolf, Ella Barclay, Jason Sims, Karen Golland, Kate Mitchell, Kate Rohde, Kimberley Liddle, Louise Paramor, Michaela Gleave, Natalie Ryan, Nell, Nike Savvas, Pia van Gelder, Rosie Deacon, Tracy Sarroff, Troy Emery and Tully Arnot. Curated by Julian Woods Explore the world of contemporary art through a selection of work by some of Australia’s most innovative, creative and colourful artists. Taking inspiration from the passages of Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Curiouser & Curiouser presents the works of 18 emerging, mid-career and established artists from across Australia. The artworks range in media including painting, sculpture, ceramic, installation, electronic and digital. The works engage with playfulness, colour, myth, wonder, humour, bewilderment and dream-like imagery. Some ...

spaces of play (and other abandoned materials)

The following is a series of photographs taken in Sturovo, Slovakia and its surrounds. I began documenting compositions in the everyday landscape that spoke of the body in its absence. In particular, I became interested in sculptural qualities of unused play equipment and the possible narratives behind seemingly out of context objects in the street.

WHIP IT! WHIP IT GOOD!

Hello lovers, I feel like I have been sewing my way to nowhere lately as my new set of costumes and masks are getting a more and more ambitious. It is hard not to get completely absorbed in the process; the over lapping of grander and grander ideas and the comfort of studio inertia with coffee and the cat and records on repeat. I recently got the chance to finally shoot (with lights and a model and tripods and all) a new set of work I have been plotting for a while now. Below are a few stills from the day. I reused existing masks from my collection which was heaps of fun. It was great to dust the little guys off again and remember that simple is sometimes best. (No-one notices all that hand stitching anyway!) xx enjoy! xx

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