Future Perfect: Judy Natale
Chicago-based photographer Judy Natal’s ‘Future Perfect’ series explores the ever-changing landscapes of Earth and our relationships to them, as humans entangled in a global ecological framework.
Chicago-based photographer Judy Natal’s ‘Future Perfect’ series explores the ever-changing landscapes of Earth and our relationships to them, as humans entangled in a global ecological framework.
Lisa Sorgini came and slept over the other week. She gave a new nice meaning to getting egg on your face.
'Swarm Trap' was an exhibition curated by MANY MANY and Honey Fingers. Together, we presented it at the Nishi Gallery, here in Canberra, back in June.
Axel Moline of 'Love Want' has come to stay a few times now... He always takes the backroads when he comes down from Sydney... And he always takes good photos.
Jessica Tremp came to stay and she took some photos while she was here. We made a visual essay with them.
It’s funny that an exhibition celebrating imperfection was in fact rather perfect. Let’s blame the eyes of Karen McCartney, Sharyn Cairns and Glen Probstel for that.
An excerpt from the essay ‘Disturbance, expanse and reverberation’ written by Dan Rule, published in the book 'Surface Phenomena' (Perimeter Editions, 2016) by Bartolomeo Celestino.
An excerpt from the essay ‘Echoes in memory, object and earth’ by Dan Rule, published in the book ‘Belanglo’ (Perimeter Editions, 2015) by Warwick Baker.
'Swarm Trap' is an exhibition of conceptual and functional architectural objects made for one of the planet’s more important species – bees.
As an environmental maverick, Tim Jarvis is a busy man.