Yellow Stickies
28 January 2012
20 January 2012
Momentum Memoriam (The Memory of the Moment)
A humble monument. An odd little door on one side, made from a road sign.
On lifting the door, a gothic scene comprised of secreted detritus.
And the setting sun shining through a carved-out cross on the memorial's far side.
On lifting the door, a gothic scene comprised of secreted detritus.
And the setting sun shining through a carved-out cross on the memorial's far side.
19 January 2012
Tattoo Tim and 'Pick This'
Until about 900AD northern Scotland was inhabited by the Picts, a term possibly derived from a Roman nickname meaning 'the painted ones'.
So, "Pick This" seemed fitting for Wim Delvoye's Tim during a recent visit to the Museum of Old and New Art (http://mona.net.au)...
So, "Pick This" seemed fitting for Wim Delvoye's Tim during a recent visit to the Museum of Old and New Art (http://mona.net.au)...
13 January 2012
Placed "Live This" Stickie by Boolistic, Australia
Boolistic sent in these images of a headless mermaid languishing on a windy Victorian beach...
03 January 2012
Acknowledge This Too
My son's girlfriend found a very tiny metal key lying on the ground. She chose an Acknowledge This stickie to 'tag' it as it sat on her hand.
[I'd also just like to acknowledge that the hands in the background belong to my son.]
[I'd also just like to acknowledge that the hands in the background belong to my son.]
27 December 2011
Acknowledge This #1
Acknowledge This #1
I would like to acknowledge the efforts of this mouse, without whose contribution to the world my interest in wabi sabi may never have been ignited and my growing awareness that art can be anything by anyone or anything never fuelled.
Photo : Artwork by AnonyMOUSE, 2004.
This bottle was discovered in the dark recesses of an old shed by my friend John, a retired shepherd who lives in the Highlands of Scotland. Seemingly the mouse had been putting away layers of food (and rat poison!) for winter.
I would like to acknowledge the efforts of this mouse, without whose contribution to the world my interest in wabi sabi may never have been ignited and my growing awareness that art can be anything by anyone or anything never fuelled.
Photo : Artwork by AnonyMOUSE, 2004.
This bottle was discovered in the dark recesses of an old shed by my friend John, a retired shepherd who lives in the Highlands of Scotland. Seemingly the mouse had been putting away layers of food (and rat poison!) for winter.
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