Shot while Kami and Sasu were here for the Omni show at Backwoods Gallery.

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Props to Louie Mitchell

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I’m very excited to invite you to my third Melbourne solo exhibition “Black Linings” which will be held in No Vacancy Gallery this coming 24th of March 2011.

“Black Linings is a new collection of work inspired by small yet symbolic creatures. The insignificant suddenly transforms into the iconic in these works as Drewfunk’s use of line and repetition creates a narrative about unity”. Michael peck.

New York based, Japanese photographer/artist Shinichi Maruyama has released his latest series of work, Gardens.

Photographing paint, mid air in an attempt to replicate the aesthetic found in Zen gardens he has created a stunning series of pieces. Which while he humbly insists that he is “far” from the mark none the less manages to encapsule the true spirit of the aesthetic, that in many ways surpasses the original. At least in my opinion.

“I have tried to represent this feeling I get from Zen gardens in my artwork. Although I am still far from those enlightened monks who labor in nature, my actions of repeatedly throwing liquid into the air and photographing the resulting shapes and sculptural formations over and over-endlessly-could be considered a form of spiritual practice to find personal enlightenment.” – Shinichi Maruyama.

See the rest of the series here on Shinichi’s site. Or head to Bruce Silverstien NYC, tomorrow night at 6pm to see it in person.

BRUCE SILVERSTEIN 535W 24th Street New York, NY 10011 T: 212-627-3930

This guys digitial work is incredible.

More here.

Cooks Cape
25200 x 18000 pixels (84 x 60 inches)

Figure Head
13680 x 13200 pixels (57 x 55 inches)

Three Fates
25208 x 16440 pixels (92 x 60 inches)

Jeff Wall dug me a Mountain
15000 x 10000 pixels (54 x 36 inches)

Teen Dream
2352 x 2712 pixels (9.8 x 11.3 inches)

yep – sydney

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This Thursday at NoVacancy.
Melbournes event machine is starting to churn again after the January break.

Syd Mead discusses imagination and the future.

Thanks Jago.

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Produced by Flat12.

Preview images from the upcoming show by Jack Johnsen at Backwoods Gallery in Feb.

1985. Japan.

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