Wednesday night saw us roll into the city for another excellent Art Show opening by the Tim’s…This particular show conceptualized the need to fill space and showed once again how modern art can be achieved in a myriad of ways.

The show leads the observer along a journey from the simplicity of individualism to the beauty of friendship and a bond that can not be described by words. Ultimately bemusing the eye with a vast installation of the typical crack den. I believe that the artists wished for the viewer to come to his or her own conclusion in regards to what the work meant to them.

I distinctly remember overhearing one critic cite ‘the fact that they felt they needed narration to fully understand what the artist was prescribing within the works.’ Which totally missed the point again!

The Work is showing at !Metro Arts (Brisbane) for a fortnight… it’s well worth a look.

oUt

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Got back on the bike for this one… who wouldn’t with a bike park like this.

this park is for all you squids out there and those of you who are killin’ it… it’s got great flow and is excellent for you to work on your catalogue of tricks as you make your own lines up and down the park.

definitely have to give this park 4.5 baby moNkey’s out of 5

checkout some flicks in the gallery and checkout this place for yourself

oUt

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Vending machines – a device conceived by man to widen the waste line, to be “convenient” all while having the ability to frustrate no end. As seen in many comedy routines, the old ‘vending machine ate my money’ can be a staving and frustrating means to a end. End of a vending machine that is, as I sit here I realize that I have come to the conclusion that I’m not only frustrated at the vending machine rather the environment that I am in that creates the need to go to a vending machine spend the money and create the forth coming frustration. 

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If you are interested in having a play in PhotoShop to make some of your own photos that have this effect here is a handy website that explains this quite simply.

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“Tilt-shift photography refers to the use of camera movements on small- and medium-format cameras; it usually requires the use of special lenses.

“Tilt-shift” actually encompasses two different types of movements: rotation of the lens plane relative to the image plane, called tilt, and movement of the lens parallel to the image plane, called shift. Tilt is used to control the orientation of the plane of focus (PoF), and hence the part of an image that appears sharp; it makes use of the Scheimpflug principle. Shift is used to change the line of sight while avoiding the convergence of parallel lines, as when photographing tall buildings.

In many cases, “tilt-shift photography” refers to the use of tilt and a large aperture to achieve a very shallow depth of field.” Cheers to Wikipedia for that technical explanation…. but pretty much you end up with a photo that can end up looking like a over saturated model or a set of miniatures, this theme can be quite entertaining here is a Tilt Shift Fake that i whip up in PhotoShop….

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The hit utube animation “Beached Az” is back and will soon be on a TV near you… the boys who created the first animation and six since have been working hard to put together a television version of the one time hit, “Beached Az” is the short story of a Beached whale struggling with its need to get back to the water and feeling helpless as a seagull tries to relieve the perilous situation only to make it worse. For the next 8 weeks a new episode with be posted on the ABC Website and following that you will see it debuting on ABC2 then followed up on ABC1….

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Apologies to anyone that cares about what I write… but i haven’t been in this seat and put finger to keyboard in about a month… anyways to the point the boys and I have tipped out the bottom draws of our cupboards grabbed the Old 35mm film cameras out and started taking pictures again… here is a few from the last couple of weeks showing a little of what Brisbane has to offer…

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So i was listening to a guy talk to another guy about gravity which lead me to google images and then took me to a site in Germany, and then to a galaxy that is about 200000000000kms to the north, really just a hop and a skip. Anyway to the point, guy one was explain to guy two that when mass spins at a curtain speed than it forms the shape of  a sphere, for example Earth though Earth is not exactly a sphere it approximately has a ten kilometer larger diameter at the equator than it does at the poles. Try to arrive at a point now guy two then was able to express the reasons that galaxies are relatively flat, unlike the Earth than spins @ a speed of 1 rotation every 24hrs a galaxy rotation may take up to 200 million year to complete one rotation. So what, this is what flicks from Hubble, a pretty out there photographer!

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This week has seen the commencement of ’surferdude69′ star struck ravings about the faithful nokia mobile phone. You know something is worth reading when it starts “You know fucking what? Old Nokia’s are the cheese.” Expect to see more technosavvy advice from our little artist friend over the coming months, and where can you read it all no where else but HERE of course.

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MonKey

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It’s been almost three weeks now since “Teeeph” started up and we are finally starting to see the benefits of all the hard work over the next few weeks we should start to see Kerbo bringing some hot art projects to our pages and Josho with some killa tracks and design news. Riles is expected to share some of the more industrial works that are crossing his desk as well as collaborating with other locals to bring you some fresh scenes from the local area.

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