Vivid Sydney

Seascapes

Holiday time and a chance to go to sea and beach.

Southern Ocean off Tasmania

An all male seal colony, the females reside elsewhere. Such a playful bunch, chasing each other, diving in and out of the water.

Just past Tasman Island heading towards Hobart. This is the sight convicts would have had on the way to Port Arthur, picturesque yes but also cold and daunting for any thoughts of escape.

Lorne, Great Ocean Road, Victoria

12 Apostles Port Campbell. Victoria.
Well whats left, about 9 I think, such soft earth they are easily eroded and a number have collapsed.

Port Campbell National Park, Victoria

Eaglehawk Neck, East coast Tasmania

Tessellated rock platform, Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania

Paris

A beautiful city full of interesting history and contemporary experiences

Gerhard Richter Panorama              at Centre Pompidou
 http://www.centrepompidou.fr/

abstract painting detail

Gerhard Richter

Luka Fineisen
Installation work in cafe of Galeri Rouge

 http://www.lamaisonrouge.org/spip.php?lang=en

 

Farhad Moshiri
See God in Everyone

Keyrings

Galeri Perrotin


http://www.perrotin.com/exhibitions/upcoming-exhibitions.html

Farhad Moshiri


Knives left and bead paintings above

Joana Vasconcelos
Palace of Versailles 2012


http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/10/view/21867/joana-vasconcelos-at-versailles.html

Joana Vasconcelos

Palace of Versailles















 

Belgium

Brussels

Brussels

Bruges

Ghent

Ghent

Ghent - curious sign!

Oostend  - part of a sculpture by the sea festival, Beaufort04, sculpture by Marina Abramovic

Brussels - Art Nouveau house

Brussels - Art Nouveau house

Brussels - Art Nouveau house

Brussels - Art Nouveau house

Manifesta9 - Genk, Belgium

Christian Boltanski 1997
Archive of old tin boxes covered with the photos and registration numbers of the miners who once worked at the exhibition site - an old coal mine

Detail of above

Drawing machine using algorithms of original interior decorative details found in the old coal administration building. A constantly changing pattern results, printed with charcoal and hung

Europe exports vast quantities of its waste. Chinese artist Ni Haifeng has reversed the process by first importing waste fabric from China and also reversing the manufacturing process by using the scraps to make the artwork. Spectators are able to sew sections and join to the large hanging