arresting human intelligence and barbara heath and Blogroll and malcolm enright and urban archaeology blogging, research, the good things 1:22 pm
His last 8 tracks come up on my iTunes ‘shuffle’ lots, his set of French copper saucepans are used every day. His last gift to me was a London printer’s coded contacts diary with every possible detail about sourcing, pricing and storage of metal, ink, paper and tools of the trade. He is still in our lives, daily . . . there is not a week goes by where an internet search for John collides with our viewer site
arresting human intelligence and Blogroll and malcolm enright and urban archaeology bespoke, costume, found photography, the good things 7:46 pm
arresting human intelligence and barbara heath and Blogroll and jeweller to the lost - commisions and jeweller to the lost - retail range and jeweller to the lost - sculpture and malcolm enright bespoke, blogging, Brooch design, Enamel Fusion, exhibition, fashion, found photography, gem stones and high carat metal, objects with text, silver, the good things 10:59 am
These are what we have prepared and supplied to the curators and facilitators, it is up to them what they include and use . . . we hope these whet your appetite for the group discussion in August. Enjoy and follow the links already posted for the other exciting activities scheduled.
ABOVE: 1985 Photo credits – Barbara Heath (Anna Bourke with Barbara Heath)
ABOVE: 1986 Photo credits – Barbara Heath (Barbara Heath with Leigh Cholakis)
ABOVE: 1990 Photo credits – Malcolm Enright
ABOVE: 1998 Photo credits – ‘Net’ Christopher Hemmings - 1999 ‘a tree a rock a cloud’ David Sandison
ABOVE: 1991 Photo credits – Malcolm Enright (design and realisation)
ABOVE: 1992 Photo credits – Peter Budd
ABOVE: 1993 Photo credits – Malcolm Enright (design and realisation)
ABOVE: 1997 Photo credits – Peter Budd
ABOVE: 1987 Photo credits – Andrew Campbell
ABOVE: 1989 Photo credits – Lehan Ramsay
ABOVE: 1998 Photo credits – Peter Budd
ABOVE: 1989 Photo credits – Monty Coles
ABOVE: 1995 Photo credits – Quenten Bacon
ABOVE: 1999 Photo credits – Guy Heritage
ABOVE: 1990 Photo credits – Warwick Orme
ABOVE: 1987 Photo credits – Peter Kent – Malcolm Enright
ABOVE: 2007 Photo credits – Barbara Heath
ABOVE: 2007 Photo credits – Barbara Heath
arresting human intelligence and barbara heath and Blogroll and jeweller to the lost - commisions and jeweller to the lost - retail range and jeweller to the lost - sculpture and malcolm enright and urban archaeology the good things 5:39 pm
The session info and link is here – “A conversation about – Queensland Style” and how it translates across disciplines, should be interesting. The text blurb: Tuesday 27, 7.30pm / SLQ Auditorium 1, level 2, State Library of QLD, South Bank / Free Admission.
Join fashion curator Nadia Buick with artist Michael Zavros, architect Stephen Cameron, academic Dr Courtney Pedersen, and “jeweller to the lost” Barbara Heath for a conversation about the aesthetics, themes and distinctiveness (or lack of) in Queensland’s sub-tropical design.
You will find the link to Barbara’s c.v. top left corner in our pages section . . .
arresting human intelligence and Blogroll and malcolm enright bespoke, blogging, fashion, the good things, typography 6:33 pm
My wife Barbara Heath did titanium frame designs for Johno early on and we had numerous trips to Sydney, met Jean-Pierre, Susan and his partner Mark. As I always do I couldn’t help but ask pertinent questions about the marketing and the shape of his organisation . . . it ended up in my partnering with Johno to completely change-force his brand and in the end we managed to buy back his own name from N.Z. businessmen. His own signature became synonymous with his own products, the Jonathan Sceats brand was given the edge that he himself so naturally displayed. We went back into his own family history and seriously re-jigged it reflecting his own ‘Aussie-ness’ and his 3D love of the ‘skull’ element. Our marketing strategy was our product promise . . . gutsy stuff for 1987.
I posted this to my FB page on Friday night when there is not that much traffic, so here it is to all of our viewersite clients & friends, enjoy the history ride . . .
arresting human intelligence and Blogroll and jeweller to the lost - retail range and malcolm enright blogging, exhibition, fashion, objects with text, research, the good things 12:11 pm
Our two wrist tags from the night, I should be posting this to ephemeral-male blog where X’s and O’s are one of the visual flavours. The QAG blog is uploading Barbara’s texts, here are live links to each of the 5 selected paintings (four are up as of today, I’ll update once the fifth is uploaded) : - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 – 5. There will be a fourth talk to a group of Debra Fisher’s fashion students at 2:00pm tomorrow at the QAG.
arresting human intelligence and Blogroll and malcolm enright and urban archaeology antique jewellery, blogging, Brooch design, fashion, research, the good things 5:38 pm
c 1780′s style and an era we are both madly in love with . . . and in absolute great condition. Call me and I’ll reveal the source close to home!
arresting human intelligence and Blogroll and malcolm enright and urban archaeology 2:10 pm
“I’se always has one at eleven” goes the old Sydney pub slang . . . if I can’t shoot eleven I can always do a wee bit of (photoshopping) and send to the ‘collect eleven‘ blog site run by Trevor Allen.
arresting human intelligence and Blogroll and malcolm enright blogging, objects with text, typography 11:40 am
arresting human intelligence and Blogroll and malcolm enright blogging, Computers, objects with text, the good things 10:59 am
Xeon 64 bit workstation Mac Pro running OS X Lion. I managed to trade my water cooled power Mac G5 tower which has run everyday for the last 8 years without a hiccup, basically because it has run via a UPS that has saved the central processor from spikes, power outages and storm surges. It is being sold by Coremac as is and will be used as a server down the track.
Data migration and system updates have all been performed and it runs maybe 4 times faster that the old work horse, I’m chuffed!
