Sunday, 15 January 2012
Saturday, 14 January 2012
'Sea Cucumbers'
Last week when I went chinatown i saw this really wierd thing and i was really curious about it. apparently its called sea cucumber, and used for medicine. it is extremely expensive..one of them would cost $88 i think. or mayb 1 gram? Im guessing it would 'cure' some really nasty illness or some sort of miracle drug?? I am interested in this shamanistic or herbal/ritualism that this thing provoked in me.
ALCHEMY
Looks like this (dried) (all images taken on google):
And below it is alive (various species). Theyre so repulsive, but i cant seem to look away..:
ALCHEMY
Looks like this (dried) (all images taken on google):
(i think these things are farmed and sold alot illegally as you can tell from the image above..it looks like a typical set up as you would see on ebay of someone selling their clothes. and also more obviously below, taken really shoddily.
And below it is alive (various species). Theyre so repulsive, but i cant seem to look away..:
Above: work by Magdalena Abakanowicz, in Vancouver
http://www.abakanowicz.art.pl/index.php
Below: Barry Flanagan in London
Vancouver
Above: in china town. amazing herbs, spices, medicines and exotic foods.
below: pond with hay plant thing near stanley park
Work above: Peter Shelton, http://petershelton.net/
Just went to this show today: http://www.centrea.org/index.cfm
'Waiting for'.
The director was really nice, and the staff were v. friendly- really interesting space. it used to be a railway station thing..and the work addressed this..ideas around it being a 'non space' or space in between.
http://www.abakanowicz.art.pl/index.php
Below: Barry Flanagan in London
Vancouver
below: pond with hay plant thing near stanley park
Just went to this show today: http://www.centrea.org/index.cfm
'Waiting for'.
The director was really nice, and the staff were v. friendly- really interesting space. it used to be a railway station thing..and the work addressed this..ideas around it being a 'non space' or space in between.
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Monday, 9 January 2012
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