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life between buildings: May 2008
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Wednesday, May 28. Light Show Faces The Axe. Looks like one of my favourite directors also likes the idea of the Last Supper:. Http:/ arts.guardian.co.uk/art/news/story/0, 2282177,00.html. Saturday, May 24. Not quite back to the real world. It’s been less than a fortnight since I left Bundanon, but already it’s feeling like a fairly pivotal turning point in my creative life. So instead of wrapping up existing projects, I seem to have started more than I can keep track of. Central is the life between ...
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life between buildings: Bundanon - Day Three
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Friday, May 2. Bundanon - Day Three. I usually look at the bigger picture. I take in the gist of a story, but never remember names or dates. I’ve been challenging myself at Bundanon though, and forcing myself to look at the intricate details and textures in our surroundings – and using these as ‘palettes’ of colour and texture to build a bigger picture. Or would my vision create enough momentum? There are lots of smaller projects that have been sprouting during our time here: For me, I can see how my wor...
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a letter to the canadian prime minister | green eggs 'no' ham
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Green eggs 'no' ham. A letter to the canadian prime minister. June 30, 2010. Dear Prime Minister Stephen Harper,. As an Australian citizen currently on a work holiday visa in Canada, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed living, working and traveling in your country for the last 15 months. I’ve felt honored to be a temporary resident of Canada. Given the recent events in Toronto surrounding the G20, however, I’m beginning to question whether I now feel safe and happy living in your country. Your country prides itself ...
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a little hummingbird: spring cleaning
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Friday, July 17, 2009. The Canadian spring is almost over so a little hummingbird is spring cleaning. She's decided that all non-artsy (whatever that means! Stuff is cluttering up her nest. Silly fusspot. So if you're keen to follow the travel adventures and random happenings of her creator take a peak over here. Posted by a little hummingbird. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A little hummingbird is a writer currently based in Montreal, Canada. View my complete profile. And all that seams.
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a little hummingbird: April 2008
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008. Sustainability and contemporary art. I just came across this interesting blog. That explores the relationship between contemporary art and notions of environmental sustainability. Lots of interesting issues to explore. Posted by a little hummingbird. Tuesday, April 29, 2008. I think they were just as shocked as I was. I’m sure they’ve never seen a crazy womyn riding along the dirt track before! Boy, I’ve never cycled so fast in my life! I had the afternoon to myself, as the oth...
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a little hummingbird: August 2007
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007. New music and activism. I wrote a short rant for resonate magazine. Last week about new music and activism. You can read it here. Posted by a little hummingbird. Friday, August 17, 2007. So a slightly embarrassing story. Having decided to stop work for a coffee break the other day, I wandered away from my computer into the kitchen. Before going I hit the play button to stream one of Julian Day's interviews on New Music Uplate. Eek I'm never going to live this one down! Anyway, P...
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a little hummingbird: September 2007
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Monday, September 10, 2007. It was suggested last week that my comments about Tognetti were inappropriate. On reflection, while I wasn't intentionally trying to personally attack Tognetti, I can see some of my words need clarification. You can read more about my reasons for blogging here. I also recently co-wrote an article about blogging here. As well as another about online documentation. But essentially it all comes down to my passion for music, writing and the dialogue surrounding music. Of a $10,000...
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a little hummingbird: women displaced, women trafficked…
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Saturday, September 26, 2009. Women displaced, women trafficked…. Last week I stumbled across a weekly discussion forum called University of the Streets Café. The first conversation for the fall program was called. Women Displaced, Women Trafficked: If art is political can it also be poetic? And it stemmed from a public rehearsal of Columbian-born choreographer Carmen Ruiz’s multimedia performance. Drawing elements of both Columbian and contemporary dance, Ruiz shifted between different emotional states ...
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a little hummingbird: June 2009
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Friday, June 26, 2009. Three days two nights greyhound bus bad food muscle cramps gorgeous prairie fields surreal adventure = destination Montreal! Stay tuned for musings on the scene here. Posted by a little hummingbird. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A little hummingbird is a writer currently based in Montreal, Canada. View my complete profile. And all that seams. Light in an empty space.
