Visual Artist - mostly drawing + lithography. Exhibiting since 1993. Redheaded teen wrangler. Gratefully living on Dja Dja Wurrung Country (Central Victoria).
All kids deserve protection.
Gay kids, trans kids - all kids, no exceptions.
If the Federal Government wants to change that, then we will do everything in our power to protect LGBTIQ+ Victorians.
Isn’t it ABSURD that after 65 thousand years of history, #AustraliaDay marks the date, Jan26, when the British dumped a bunch of whitefella convicts on what is now Sydney? Given what followed , no surprise some call it #InvasionDay. Australia deserves better
Australia is extraordinary.
The engineering work in this rock shelter in Arnhem land is over 45,000 years old. The columns were carved by hand.
The Parthenon in Athens was built less than 2,500 years ago.
Just a reminder that Covid and climate change are the same issue. Clean air. That thin blue line contains all known life in the universe.
You can’t see the Economy from space.
Drawing is a powerful tool of communication. It helps build self-understanding and can boost mental health.
But our current focus on productivity, outcomes and "talent" has us thinking about it the wrong way, writes @Swinburne's @darrencfisher.
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A reminder to seek out wild places to find refuge from the overwhelm right now...parks or back gardens or rivers... just in case you don't know this much adored poem by Wendell Berry.
‘The painting of Margaret was a homage to a friend, really’
- @BenQuilty The Archibald turned 100 this year and 14 of my podcast guests have won the prize. Here’s a clip from my interview with Ben Quilty when the powerful survey show ‘Quilty’ opened @ArtGalleryofNSW.
#ArtistsForGreens
Why don’t Australian governments see what a terrible tome the arts have had for the past 16 months?
Let’s support artists: what they do is hugely valuable
I choose to forget Margaret Court.Just forget about her. Instead listen to this. REALLY listen as extraordinary Dr Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr-Bauman explains “dadirri” - aboriginal practice of deep listening. COZ when she spoke- you could hear a pin drop PLS RT abc.net.au/news/2021-01-2…
Remember when people said the pandemic would be a great equalizer? It turns out the 614 billionaires in the U.S. grew their net worth by almost $1 trillion dollars while congress spent nine months debating whether working people who've been ordered not to work should get $600.