Hi All!
I have JUST discovered that (for some stupid reason) prices of works from the sale are in USD - so please take this into consideration when finalising your purchases! I believe this is a small glitch in the workings of my website. Apologies for any confusion or frustration this has caused, I am working on getting it to appear in Australian dollars!
On the plus side, should Australian buyers will find that works will actually be a few dollars cheaper (hooray!)!
In the meantime, if you're not sure how to purchase a work, simply click on the price, and you will be taken through a secure PayPal payment.
A few works have already gone, so pull your socks up and get amongst it!
xx
L.
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Thursday, December 6, 2012
PETITE TREATS EPIC SALE!!!
It's studio clean out time! In order to try and make work more accessible, for a VERY (very, very) limited time I will have tiny works for sale, perfect gifts or personal treats. Almost all work is less than A5 in size and EVERYTHING is less than $90, with most works around $50! I know!
All works will be express posted free within Australia by Dec 16, just in time for Christmas! Works will be packed with a board to prevent bending as well as plastic wrap for protection. Multiple orders will be shipped together in a single package of joy. Please contact me if you wish to arrange international orders, however, no guarantee can be made about arrival dates.
This is a ONE TIME ONLY event - ENDS NEXT FRIDAY 14 DECEMBER so get in quick! Just head to the SALE! section of my website for more details.
Happy perusing!
x
Saturday, November 17, 2012
GriffithREVIEW
Hello All!
I know I have been keeping a low profile of late, I think it is just that time of year. I am heading off on a much needed sojourn in Ubud in a couple of days, for some body and soul RESTING!
I was pretty excited to receive this in the post yesterday, the latest edition of the Griffith Review, which features my work! Woo-haa! Edition 38 is 'The Novella Project', a collection of 6 perfectly lengthed (What? It's a word!) stories that I am very excited to read (while lounging by the pool of course). You can buy it online here.
In the meantime, check out Tai Snaith's ripper cover, and my feature image on page 34. You may have seen it before, but oooh-wee! It sure is nice to see it in print!
Thank you to all who supported me throughout this crazy year. Many of you came to my shows, bought work, encouraged me through this tumultuous ride I seem to be on. I will be forever grateful.
See you all on the other side - there is much more to come!
xxx
L.
I know I have been keeping a low profile of late, I think it is just that time of year. I am heading off on a much needed sojourn in Ubud in a couple of days, for some body and soul RESTING!
I was pretty excited to receive this in the post yesterday, the latest edition of the Griffith Review, which features my work! Woo-haa! Edition 38 is 'The Novella Project', a collection of 6 perfectly lengthed (What? It's a word!) stories that I am very excited to read (while lounging by the pool of course). You can buy it online here.
In the meantime, check out Tai Snaith's ripper cover, and my feature image on page 34. You may have seen it before, but oooh-wee! It sure is nice to see it in print!
Thank you to all who supported me throughout this crazy year. Many of you came to my shows, bought work, encouraged me through this tumultuous ride I seem to be on. I will be forever grateful.
See you all on the other side - there is much more to come!
xxx
L.
Monday, October 22, 2012
The Lost Voyage of Captain Foley and the HMS Laburnum
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| cocky army |
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| star struck |
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| the suitor |
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| the encampment & the spectators |
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| the captain |
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| and the other captain! |
Thursday, October 18, 2012
tonight, tonight
Hello All! The show is UP and ready for viewing! It has been a crazy few days installing (and wait til you see the roomsheet - it's wild) I know I can speak for both Anna and myself when I say that we are SO excited to share it with you all!
To whet your appetites, I've included a few install shots ... but you better come down at 6 if you want to see Kent in a pretty fancy outfit!
The Lost Voyage of Captain Foley and the HMS Laburnum
Opens TONIGHT from 6–8pm
Craft Victoria
31 Flinders Lane
Melbourne
xx
To whet your appetites, I've included a few install shots ... but you better come down at 6 if you want to see Kent in a pretty fancy outfit!
The Lost Voyage of Captain Foley and the HMS Laburnum
Opens TONIGHT from 6–8pm
Craft Victoria
31 Flinders Lane
Melbourne
xx
Monday, October 15, 2012
the last days of chaos
Hi All!
A friendly reminder that The Lost Voyage of Captain Foley and HMS Laburnum opens at Craft Victoria THIS THURSDAY at 6pm! It has been a very busy and super-exciting few months getting this show together. Anna and I install tomorrow, and I must say I am a-shiver with anticipation! (Also the back door's open and letting in a cool breeze.)
I thought I'd share a few progress/chaos shots to keep you going, and I am so looking forward to sharing the work. Note that that majority of these pics are delightfully abstract - you'll have to come to the show to see it all make sense!
Here's hoping it's extra special, as it is my last show for this year! But never fear, there are a few exciting projects in the works for 2013 - no rest for the wicked, right?
I am ALSO very excited to announce that the show will be opened by none other than my Kent Wilson, who will no doubt put on a spectacular performance.
See you Thursday - Anna and I will be there, drinks in hand!
x
A friendly reminder that The Lost Voyage of Captain Foley and HMS Laburnum opens at Craft Victoria THIS THURSDAY at 6pm! It has been a very busy and super-exciting few months getting this show together. Anna and I install tomorrow, and I must say I am a-shiver with anticipation! (Also the back door's open and letting in a cool breeze.)
I thought I'd share a few progress/chaos shots to keep you going, and I am so looking forward to sharing the work. Note that that majority of these pics are delightfully abstract - you'll have to come to the show to see it all make sense!
Here's hoping it's extra special, as it is my last show for this year! But never fear, there are a few exciting projects in the works for 2013 - no rest for the wicked, right?
I am ALSO very excited to announce that the show will be opened by none other than my Kent Wilson, who will no doubt put on a spectacular performance.
See you Thursday - Anna and I will be there, drinks in hand!
x
Saturday, September 29, 2012
neptune's necklace
I thought I'd sneak in some progress shots of some of the paintings I've been working on for my upcoming show with Anna Davern.
It has been glorious to return to painting, though it is is also a painful reminder of why I stopped. RSI is a bitch. I never would have thought much about the difference in holding a paint brush compared with a scalpel, but it is phenomenal. These tiny treats do come with a price.
However, I have now handed these paintings over to Anna, so you'll just have to wait and see what she does with them, but I am pretty sure it is gonna be ace.
Show is coming up fast! Details here.
x
It has been glorious to return to painting, though it is is also a painful reminder of why I stopped. RSI is a bitch. I never would have thought much about the difference in holding a paint brush compared with a scalpel, but it is phenomenal. These tiny treats do come with a price.
However, I have now handed these paintings over to Anna, so you'll just have to wait and see what she does with them, but I am pretty sure it is gonna be ace.
Show is coming up fast! Details here.
x
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
field notes
As you may already know, I have been working with the delightful Anna Davern for nearly 12 months (off and on, mind you!) on our upcoming show Captain Foley and the Lost Voyage of HMS Laburnum, which opens at Craft Victoria on October 18. Over the last couple of months we have upped the intensity of our research and making, and I have been doing some stints at her studio, which is based in NorthCity4 (if you don't know, you must click the link - so much amazingness).
Anyway, I thought it might be time to share some shots of works in progress, without actually giving too much away.
Anna and I are having a blast bringing this work together, and we can't wait to share it with everyone! We hope to see you on the 18th October from 6pm for a drink and a giggle!
x
Anyway, I thought it might be time to share some shots of works in progress, without actually giving too much away.
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| two words: kelp forest. |
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| Anna prints my kelp onto steel! |
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| Anna cuts the kelp using a teeny saw, in time to THIS (true story) |
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| Angry Kookaburra army |
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| I have totally hijacked this spunky lady's desk! |
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| Cardboard chairs, hand painted kelp scanned, printed and then cut from steel - could it BE any more collaborative?! |
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| And finally, some pretty integral research. |
Anna and I are having a blast bringing this work together, and we can't wait to share it with everyone! We hope to see you on the 18th October from 6pm for a drink and a giggle!
x
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