Patrick Wolf at The Zoo
I’ve been sitting on these Patrick Wolf photos for a while now. You probably don’t know this, since time is relative online, but its taken me around two months since I photographed the event to post these up. The reason for this is because the end of the year is always a crazy time, and partly because I was pretty blown away to see this young performer. View the rest of this post ›
On the streets of Berlin
Graffiti task force, urban renewal, graffiti management plans, vandalism; these are all common terms thrown around by local councils and state governments here in Australia. The state is at war with those people who challenge the view that walls and surfaces should be kept in their original states.
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To have one’s orange and juice it too
Sometimes you don’t need words to portray a difficult message. Sometimes its all in a name.
Vulcana is a name that needs no introduction and her children The Crash Collective can tell a tale without the need of words.
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arte de la calle en España
In 2008 C and I took a three week vacation to Spain; visiting Barcelona, Valencia, Granada, Málaga, Sevilla and Madrid. By bus we saw a dry, rocky and sometimes empty country. We didn’t’ really have a plan, except to travel down the coast, head towards Sevilla, stop to see the Sierra Nevada and be in Madrid in time for Orgillo.
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Dizzygotheca at the Zoo
Dizygotheca named after the finely textured and sawtooth leaves of the tropical plant Dizygotheca Elegantissima, launched their EP ‘A little closer to the truth’ at the Zoo Saturday 19 September 2009.
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West End Street Art
West End is where I live. I’ve been living in the area now for almost ten years, and if I were a tourist, this is a place I would surely visit. Last Sunday C and I went on a brief tour of West End, snapping some nice new street art along the way.
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