Photography
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Jump Day, Bellingen Show ground or Edward Muggeridge and the Great Lakes
After Muybridge, photography held the upper hand in aspirations to documentary evidence with accurate representations of reality.
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The elusive Josef Beuys
The elusive Josef Beuys Beuys thought art important for energising society and reconciliation with nature – we are inter-connected with…
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Art, nature, rocks and sculpture
Art, nature, rocks and sculpture Sculpture by the Sea The world’s largest annual public outdoor art exhibition 29 Oct 5.38am…
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Art at the Venice Biennale, 2011
Art at the Venice Biennale, 2011 The French pavilion by Christian Boltanski, vast scaffolding running pictures of new born Poles…
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Tarot, astrology
35% of Australians believe in astrology . . . . Galilleo made a living casting horoscopes for students and patrons…
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Pompeii, Naples
A Wall in Naples (1782-2010) I’ve viewed my favourites in The National many times – Van Eyck, Uccello, de Hooch,…
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Notes on the invention of photography
Notes on the invention of photography In 1724 Johann Heinrich Schulze discovered the light sensitivity of silver salts and Thomas…
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On Photography
On Photography c2010 I gave up photography, especially while travelling because an aesthetic attitude removes you from that time and…
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Venice
All these photographs except the last one, come from one day July 30, 2011 that began with a visit to…
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