L’Oréal Melbourne Fashion Festival. 14 – 21 March 2010
During March 2010, all eyes will be on Melbourne where the L’Oréal Melbourne Fashion Festival will once again showcase creativity, innovation and commerce. The best of Australian and international designers will grace the Festival’s runways and excite Melbourne’s treasured laneways as the city comes alive, celebrating individuality and diversity as well as community and collaboration.
Tickets are now available so why not check out this great event!
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Sight Unseen
Instead of giving up former editors of I.D. Magazine have created a wonderful new project; Sight Unseen that is definitely worth checking out.
Sight Unseen takes readers inside the worlds of design, art, fashion, food, photography, and other creative disciplines. Through revealing interviews, first-person accounts, and behind-the-scenes documentation of process, Sight Unseen uncovers the stories, inspirations, and obsessions of people who love to make things.
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The Australia Project – Projecting Australiana
Its not often that something as brilliant as The Australia Project comes along. Seeking to challenge peoples perception of Australian identity through art, its creators Chris Edser, Scott Heinrich and Yianni Hill are asking “..What is YOUR opinion of our culture?” Read all about The Australia Project →
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Photos of the Large Hadron Collider
The Boston Globe has published a collection of awe-inspiring images of the Large Hadron Collider. This wonderful example of human achievement has been photodocumented in a series of 30 large images, which detail the repairs to and construction of the Collider’s components.
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Monica Cook at the Marcia Wood Gallery
Monica Cook is an American artist who paints disturbing and breathtaking images of women.
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The Book Cover Archive
The Book Cover Archive and Blog are repositories of wonder and inspiration.
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Jonah Samson’s dioramas
Jonah Samson’s dioramas are a combination of humour, tragedy debauchery.
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Scott Listfield: Astronaut Dinosaur
Scott Listfield’s artist statement says it better than I ever could.
[.. ] But from Lost in Space to the Jetsons to Jurassic Park, it seems that popular culture craved and formented this space-age perception of the future. Generations raised on these programs, movies, comic books, and novels are now grown and living in a future filled with mini vans, Starbucks, iMacs, and Hip Hop videos. [...] The astronaut in my paintings is simply here to explore the present.
