Posts Tagged ‘portrait’

Black Swan 2014 Programme

It’s been four years, a long term relationship in this biz, and we feel dead cosy working as part of WA’s crack black ops theatre promotion team. Geoff and Esther of Dessein go in hard on behalf of design cred, Nancy and Kate from Black Swan State Theatre Company provide the best support and occasional loud…

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Darren Smith – A Thousand Facets

Some time ago I was approached by sound artist Leah Blankendaal to collaborate with her on an installation based around distortions and refractions. Our ad hoc coffee shop manifesto nailed down one absolute: both of us wanted the exhibition to be experienced in fantastic reality, rather than virtual reality. This series carries a culmination of interests for me. I love pure…

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Characters of the Kimberley

Five days in WA’s beautiful north west photographing four people for a character based tourism campaign – what could possibly go wrong? Here’s a clue. Cyclone. Lua. Day one went OK. If you don’t count the loss of a bag of light stands and a tripod. Claire the Client picked me up at the airport…

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Farewell Adrian

It’s been two weeks since we said goodbye to Adrian and now that we’ve nearly recovered it’s about time that we shared a few details for those of you that couldn’t make it and to say thanks to those that dropped by. We threw Adrian an ol’ fashioned studio party with a great mix of…

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Get the Scoop on 2020

…Had a cherry of a shoot a few weeks ago and really wanted to share it. Now that the Spring edition of Scoop is hot off the press, I’m able to lift the lid on what was a blindingly fun series of sessions with some of Western Australia’s finest thinkers and do-ers.  These and a…

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Tim Winton in print

Rob’s portraits of Tim Winton ran in the West Weekend last Saturday. Tim’s first play, presented by Black Swan opens at the State Theatre Centre on June 25 – more here

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What is environmental portraiture?

We’ll forgive you for imagining it might relate to portraits made exclusively in our dwindling, shrinking, evaporating natural environment. Who knows when the term Environmental Portraiture was coined? Not us! All that seems certain is that it is likely to have occurred prior to the rise of the environment in our collective green consciousness. The…

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