It’s a post apocalyptic world where
two enemies must come together to fend off an enemy of even larger proportions…
There is BEAR. There is RABBIT. And
there is a city under siege by squirrel goons zombibified by an alien acorn…
In the modern age where contemporary
art is all the rage and often the words are more appealing than the actual
installation, a few art forms have been brushed off. So, how nice...
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The Androgynous Jewels of Lewis Allen
It's not every day that a jeweler requests you
into his studio and then calls your family heirloom ring "disgusting".
Granted the words, "I like your ring" did come before that, but in
the age of air kisses and snarky comments from namelesswebmaster102
it felt odd to hear an insult face to face. Odder still was how it hit me as a
refreshing taste of honesty. I didn't care that a guy thought the beautiful
ring...
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Cynthia Sear,
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You and The Colonies
YOU & the COLONIES
Angelic coos and ahs echoed throughout the room. But, it was her style that caught my eye.
Huddled against the cold night, my eyes followed her stride
into the room and stalked her as she dug her hands into her pockets.
High waisted jodhpurs have never been on my style radar,
not even when Balenciaga graced models in the pants for Fall 20007, but somehow
as she casually shook her chestnut bangs from her eyes she made...
Claire Taylor Contemporary. Metal Smith. Jeweler...
I have a strong nose and wide shoulders. Almost every night
for a month in South EastAsia, I snuck out into the heat of a city lock down to visit
the camps of Political Protestors. Some would call me strong. But, holding my
lithe fingers and hearing my soft voice, some would call me delicate.
Strong and delicate are hard elements to blend, especially for jewelry, but winding down the twists and turns that are Melbourne,...
It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop
Music generates sub cultures trespassing age, gender, and ethnicity to gather together people all dubbing their heads to the same beat. Hip-hop, with all of its flows and rhymes has cultivated a style of gold chains, graphic tees, and of course the speedy outpour of lyrics.
The 1970’s saw angst driven teens in the Bronx populate before outdoor speakers to express themselves in the new form of the...
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69 Smith Street Gallery,
Art Exhibition Melbourne,
Keiko Murakami
Paranoia Fairy Tales
“People ignore the strange and unusual. I, myself am
strange and unusual.”
Lydia from Bettlejuice
Kissing or Eating
Glass doll eyes,
possums, and butterfly wings on blindfolded girls.
Red Riding Hood holding
‘grandma’s’ cheek as she pours more wine.
Caterpillars crawling
along eyelashes and a bug’s leg holding an eye open wide…
Slide into the world of
Keiko Murakami where delicate doll like figures are printed...
I DO IT BECAUSE I LOVE IT...
I don't believe I have to explain my graffiti obsession anymore or why I had to run out of the car to take a photo of THAT... or pull my friend into an alley to take a picture of THIS...
I'm not crazy, because I get a little too excited by street art or clutter my hard drive with backup pics of graffiti.
I just do it because I love it...And, I hope you love it too.
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Graffiti EnVogue
Captured in all their graffiti glory were these two girls on a little place called Centre Place in Melbourne.
"Why do you love graffiti so much?" someone once asked me. "It's not as cool as it used to be when they were tagging trains and stuff."
Here's why...
NOTHING is as cool as it used to be.
But, I think graffiti always will be...
Graffiti is not confined on a sheet of paper or reserved for viewings...
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Smith Street,
Women's Fashion
ME & CO & EMILY & MARK
“We don’t see why
you have to spend all your money to look good.”~Emily
Me & Co is a shop offering appealing fashion forward
labels from around the world with nothing tipping over the $200 mark.
Women, we can squeeze our bottoms into pumpkin
spice jeans from Hoffer, pile on Nikki Montoya’s gold chains, and smile at the bit
of sexy lingerie underneath the softest Tees…all without the cringe of handing
over a credit...
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Gertrude Street,
Leonard St.,
Shopping,
Since Grey,
The Signet Bureau,
Women's Fashion Melbourne
At Night They Come Alive
SINCE GREY
LEONARD ST.
Walking the streets at night has always been a pleasurable
pastime of mine. Wedged between the cocktails and the rising dawn, my best
friend and I would roam the Soho area of New York and stare at the lighted
displays of the fashion houses in the downtown area…
CURVE
THE SIGNET BUREAU
Rekindling the past, I walked down Gertrude
Street. Amongst the quiet of the night,...
My Shoes Are Cooler Than Your's...
‘IN YOUR FACE’ weaponry is not the typical all encompassing
detail for a shoe. And, I admit when first spotting these ‘Hell Raisers’ in
Leopard print calf hair…I was a little scared.
You are NOT going to get through air port security wearing
these babies!
Second glance and I slipped my foot into the buttery
leather. How quickly converted I was. The comfort of a loafer harmonizing with
an overdose of punk studs...