On the first of May 2017, Margot and I packed our bikes onto a plane to Paris. Then, breathing deeply of second-hand cigarette smoke, we put them together in a taxi rank at Charles de Gaulle airport and rode off
Nixieland
Nixieland is a project I worked on in 2014. The idea was to build a nixie tube display and make a series of images from it. I ended up making just one image, and exhibiting that in a group photographic
Paintings at Unley Council
A kind invitation from Unley Council sees some of my larger pieces displayed in the Council Chambers until the end of May 2015. The biggest one, Osmond Creek, had been sitting in storage for a while. It was nice to see it
les vélos qui sont Paris
I’ve been fascinated by the all the bikes here, the way people use them and how they interact while riding them. I’ve been peering at old bikes chained to fences and noticing the huge variety of riders as they whizz
Dark Heart at SA Gallery – Worth Many Looks
At a time when institutional galleries struggle ever more for relevance, it is good to see the South Australian gallery struggle and succeed. The 2014 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art has much to recommend it. Sex and Death worked for