Lets face it, Summer was not that hot this year in more ways than one; so it's nice to see the colours of Summer 'working-it' for a visually more interesting Winter. And if my post-show late-night walk home last night was anything to go by Winter
is pretty much upon us. Yes there will still be basics in black, wear them with style of course and you can't go wrong. But add a little colour and you will brighten more than just your own day you will be brightening other peoples worlds as well!
And while winter is nearly here, the Head On Photo Festival has certainly arrived, it's on right
NOW and is going gang busters already. I started my art-week at Danks Street on Wednesday night for the Head-On Add-On show and Michael Cook's 'Hear no.. see no.. speak no..' exhibitions.
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Michael Cook, artist portrait at Danks Street Gallery |
Thursday night was a look in at James Powditch at Australian Galleries, I do yes I really do love a good bit of industrial constructivism in salvaged Masonite and other industrial timber bits and pieces and
colours - Painting and a
Video & some great winter fashion colour crowd at Sarah Cottier - then Floral Portraits by Hugh Stewart at Mick (the gallery), part of the Head on photo festival.
And tonight is the festival launch and the Portrait prize, where it all began - see you there!
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Hugh Stewart, artist portrait at Mick the gallery |
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James Powditch art opening at Australian Galleries Paddington. |
Street Fashion Sydney is doing it's Head On exhibiting bit too, albeit on a small and humble scale at the Kings Cross library. Showing from now untill the 30th of June.
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Portraits of Street Fashion Sydney installation, Kings Cross Library. |
http://headon.com.au/
http://www.michaelcook.net.au/
http://mickthegallery.com/
http://www.sarahcottiergallery.com/
http://www.australiangalleries.com.au/
http://headon.com.au/event/portraits-street-fashion-sydney
Street Fashion Sydney - shot with the Fujifilm X-Pro1.
Telling Stories in Pictures all over Sydney..
Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.
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