+ sophie munns : visual eclectica +

Commenced may, 2009, brisbane, australia by visual artist|facilitator sophie munns. Homage to the seed Project launched 2010. Based at SeedArtLab in Brisbane Northside since 2014. Visit Website, IG + FB for updates.

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

www.lottieanddoof.com

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I wrote to tim [at] lottieanddoof [dot] com after finding this website the other night. I was really taken with every detail about this site...

A great find: Sue Lawty's blog.

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I need to find out more about this...but these images do make me very curious about the World Beach Project   Sue Lawty carried out in coll...
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Artist: Nienke Sybrandy

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These exquisite works are from a post on www.bloesem.blogs.com on 12.5.09 featuring the work of Nienke ...

Portsmith Vernacular Map by Jodie Silsby

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Look closely at the second map. Jodie Silsby   www.jodiesilsby.com  is a graduate in Communication design from the University of Portsmith,...

ABSTRACT CITY by Christopher Niemann

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OVER THE WALL is Christopher Nieman's story on the Berlin Wall portrayed in image and text....the images consist of a series of orange a...
Friday, May 22, 2009

Artist: Philip Taaffe

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Spiraling portal, 2007       Dryadic Figures, 2006   Composition with Shells and Algae, 2005      Damascus, 2001              ...

Beatriz Milhazes..-selected works-James Cohan Gallery

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This wonderful brazilian artist shows in New York at the James Cohen Gallery  -  www.jamescohen.gallery.com - go to artists and view the vid...
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Blogging for me is an extension of keeping a journal which I have done in various forms over the decades. The difference being this is not a closed book! I like that it offers an opportunity to explore that which concerns me as an artist and as an individual about living and participating in this vastly complex, unquestionably exciting yet unnerving time in human history. Through the blog I hope to increase the possibilties for cross-pollination which I believe can strengthen the sense of being part of something both personal and universal that is vital, expansive and refreshing.
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