Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Lucy Hardie works beautifully!

Check out these works by Lucy Hardie-absolutely gorgeous, beautiful and luscious. There is a dark manevolence in some and such joy in others.http://www.artistamundo.com/ZonaMenuPersonal/ArtistaMundo1_5/Front/SitioPersonal/MyGallery/_vvSbxFu-4o7h9YVRixgSpuHbc4jApVsLpAwVskXHBZu1IQE4vx5alw

Saturday, July 16, 2011

Another beautiful painting from Thailand

Rattana Salee

Sculptural drawings - gorgeously haunting.

Thai Artist Krit Ngamsom

Inspired by the Thai tradition of gift giving, emerging artist Krit Ngamsom uses resin, light and colour to create a magical exhibition, SPARKLE at 3D@Thavibo

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

BEAUTIFUL

Last night I saw the latest Mudlark Theatre & Tasmanian Theatre Company co-production, Beautiful. It was fantastic and I will be posting a review on the WriteResponse blog today. On at the Backspace until the 16th July... DON'T MISS THIS ONE!

Monday, July 4, 2011

Clever people

Jon Williamson just keeps getting better. He can design clothing, jewellery and just about anything you can name. There is a great array of his work at Inkpot Studio on Murray Street, Hobart.
I just picked up a gorgeous acrylic typo badge and I love it.
Thanks Jon

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Sirolli and Enterprise Week

Next week is going to be a big one. Speaking on Tuesday at the Social Enterprise Workshop in Burnie alongside some amazing operators. Always tricky to know which hat to wear as I seem to have a few different ones at the moment, but thankfully there are linkages with all of them.


Wednesday is the first of 3 workshop days with Ernesto Sirolli who has been developing the Enterprise Facilitation model for the past 25 years. It's about better assistance to those with great ideas-igniting them and really making things happen. This links beautifully with all my roles I currently have and I hope will provide greater tools to respond to the needs of individuals and organisations.


WriteResponse, the arts reviewing blog has been going for more than 2 years and we have a dynamic and skilled group of Tasmanian writers. We are hoping to review work included in Junction this year in Launceston and are even looking further afield for other opportunities to head off as a team and write, reflect and post.

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