As unbecoming as they may be, the portrait a child takes might be the most frank visual diary of contemporary parenthood that can be found on one’s bloated camera roll. They are technicolor tributes to what it felt like to be in these homebound moments together, featuring us as we are, with a lot of chins, a lot of cellulite, a lot of messy hair. The photos do what kids do best: they wholeheartedly engage with the present moment.
Probably the best music documentary I’ve seen since The Punk Singer.
Free download archival record label covering Hobart underground music & culture 1992-2002
Art created in the iPhone notes app.
rotating sandwiches
rotating sandwiches
rotating sandwiches
…is a New Zealand born artist whose artwork reflects ideologies of technology and flesh, both ancient and futuristic. Extending into installation, video, VR, and fashion, her fictional world is initially developed by hand through her drawings. She lives and works between New York and New Zealand.
Curated streams on contemporary culture. Image essays. Subject matter varies. No text. Just images.
Interesting use of video streaming. Might need to upgrade @HobartGPOClock.
A loop of brightly colored cable tray hosts a coil of ethernet cable, in which all the photos we shot throughout one day are circulating endlessly without being seen.
