Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Lennert & Sander

You have to watch these guys' work. Truly inspiring moving image work.
These guys are Dutch and masters of really cool TV commercials, film clips and installations too.
Check out their Vimeo page and enjoy.
WARNING - WARNING - WARNING
You will wonder where that time went after you get stuck into their work!
Lennert Engelberts & Sander Plug

Moshe Brahka - Sketchy Mondays Take 6

Great stuff here on Moshe Brahka's Sketchy Mondays blog.
Pushing themselves every Monday to come up with new ideas.
The image on the right reminds me of Andy Schleck!

Max Winkler Filmmaker - Moshe & Eddie Brahka//Commercial Head

Sara Greenberger Rafferty @ Rachel Uffner Gallery

Beautiful watercolours/photographs by Sara Greenberger Rafferty.
30 x 50 inches C-Print 2010 Edition of 5

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Daniel Gordon @ Callicoon Fine Arts

July 19, 2009

Trevor Paglen @Altman Siegel Gallery

STSS1 and Two Unidentified Spacecraft over Carson City (Space Tracking and Surveillance System; USA 205) 2010 C-Print, 48x48inches

Zander Blom @ Michael Stevenson

Zander Blom "The Drain of Progress" at Michael Stevenson

22. Untitled or Variations in Red Bedroom 1 Corner 3 1.08 p.m., Wednesday, 30 August 2006

35. Untitled Bedroom 1 Corner 3 4.38 p.m., Monday, 27 November 2006

53. Untitled Bedroom 1 Corner 3 3.14 p.m., Thursday, 29 March 2007

65. Untitled Bedroom 1 Corner 1 12.17 p.m., Thursday, 24 May 2007

73. Untitled or Composition with Line Corridor Corner 2 and Ceiling 4.28 p.m., Wednesday, 30 May 2007




Kate Shaw @ Sullivan and Strumpf Fine Art

Kate Shaw - Irrational Geographic
Kate Shaw - Irrational Geographic
Kate Shaw - Irrational Geographic

Kate Shaw - Irrational Geographic at Sullivan+Strumpf Fine Art, Sydney, Australia
4 - 21 November 2010. More of her stuff here.

Friday, October 24, 2008

Undercurrent 2008

New works.


The irony of lookouts. Why do we need designated sites to view the landscape?
Why do we travel to a site – only to look somewhere else, beyond where we stand in the immediate. This work takes issue, makes noticeable the real of the viewing platform.
Working in a survey mode. Much akin to the settlement of Australia, immigrants arrived only to ignore what was here and deliberately set up spaces to remind them of home (land faraway).


These are still untitled works at this stage.






Wednesday, August 6, 2008

New Work - 2008

Fire on the Mountain. Giclee Print on Hahnemuhle German Etching Paper. 82 x 95 cms.


The Sound of the Shell. Giclee Print on Hahnemuhle German Etching Paper. 82 x 95 cms.


Gift for the Darkness. Giclee Print on Hahnemuhle German Etching Paper. 82 x 95 cms.


A View to a Death. Giclee Print on Hahnemuhle German Etching Paper. 82 x 95 cms.


Cry of the Hunters. Giclee Print on Hahnemuhle German Etching Paper. 82 x 95 cms.

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Prohibited Exposure - 2004

A Photographic, Video and Painting installation as part of the SALA Festival July 2004.
A collaborative exhibition of Photography by Gregory Ackland, Paintings by KAB 101 and a Video installation by Amy Gebhardt and Luke Gibbs for SBS My Space.


All black and white photographs were Untitled. Hand printed on 16 x 20" Fiber paper, mounted on Tin Sheets.