‘The Inbetween (Part VI): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor It’s OK to be Original Our travels into and near brushes with the areas of the Inbetween are strange and challenging. We … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part V): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor Detach, Decompress, Distract The best way, in my opinion, to tease an idea into a performance arena is to ignore it. What’s … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part IV): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor Exploring the Expiration of Self I presented a couple of thoughts earlier that open the conversation of addressing “self knowledge” and preparing … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part III): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor Multiplicity and Managing Frustrations It’s probably best to note at this point that there are going to be many outcomes to your … Read More
The Inbetween (Part I): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry by Nathan Spoor When Tim asked me to write something about my thoughts on The Inbetween I was equally thrilled and terrified. How do I … Read More
Joel Rea was born in 1983 and graduated from Queensland College of Art with a Bachelor of Fine Art in 2003. He has exhibited his work in Australia and the United States and has been acclaimed for his oil paintings … Read More
Bruno Pontiroli is a dreamer. He lives in a cloud. An airplane crashes into the cloud. He loves images. They constantly inhabit his mind. Objects emerge, and from his dreamlike visions he conjures up a shared universe where centaurs cut … Read More
Working in oils on linen and aluminium panel, Chloe Early has developed a unique style that is simultaneously lush and raw. The romantic and the gritty meet in her paintings, which tease out a distinctively poetic worldview through the juxtaposition … Read More