Below you'll find a list of all posts from August, 2012
It’s always lovely to get feedback for what you do. Regardless, the enthusiasm I have for working in this space hasn’t waned. Admittedly, some weeks make it impossible to put the effort or time in that I would like, due to other commitments. Often, the best work and most satisfying work is unpaid! Design Local had some nice words to …
By Celeste Hawkins Julie Shiels, a lecturer at RMIT, current PHD student and artist, enjoys the challenge of creating work for different environments, in galleries and public spaces. The themes remain constant throughout her work and are concerned with the idea of objects obsolescence and consumer culture. Work outside the gallery has its attractions, as she explains:“Having the work in …
By Celeste Hawkins Recently I had the privilege of reading “Vali Myers” a Memoir by Gianni Menichetti. This was a beautiful recollection of his life in ‘the valley’, Italy, with the Australian born artist, highlighting his dedication to both her and the hundreds of animals that they nurtured. Vali had the courage and confidence to live a life uniquely her …
By Celeste Hawkins Ken Robinson, author of ‘The Element’ describes this state of being as when one can feel their most ‘authentic selves’. He says the features are: aptitude and passion and the conditions are: attitude and opportunity. He describes how when people are ‘in the zone’ they are being their most authentic selves. Ken is most passionate about education …
Just more of a visual feast for the eyes this week folks. I have captured some images here for you to enjoy. And who knows for how long… as some pieces, cherished as they may be,inevitably fall victim to the elements.