Bibliophilia

Seep I and II (oil washing onto shore) Last year, I watched the devastation of the Deep Water Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico with hor...

Imagining Antarctica exhibition at ArtsPost I learned years ago that when someone asks whether an exhibition is 'successful', or ...

Its been a great joy to return to my collaborative altered book project with Bethwyn, Frugal with the Bruegel. We had a long winter break wh...

Here is my first finished little cloud. It's as big as two small balls of crochet cotton will yield, about 17x12cm. It casts lovely lacy...

Imagining Antarctica is up in ArtsPost for one more week, so if you haven't seen it yet there's still time. Since installing it th...

Bergs in foreground and Blizzard in background Sunday afternoon's artist's talk and poetry reading event at ArtsPost for the Imag...

I'm very honoured to have my poem 'Ponting's Genius' featured as the Tuesday Poem on Tim Jones' blog Books in the Trees...

Imagining Antarctica is at last successfully installed and opened. Its wonderful to see all the pieces I've made over the past 18 mont...

The technical term for small icebergs is bergy bits. I kid you not. I am finishing off the last iceberg for next week's Imagining Ant...

Opening night I've just returned from a whirlwind four days, three nights in Melbourne. I installed Spoil at the First Site Gallery at...

I'm feeling a bit calmer this week than I have been for the past month or so. It helps to have cleared some finished work out of my tin...

Attatching Blizzard to its (hand-me-down offcut) acrylic mount using buttons. Three weeks until the Melbourne opening, a month until Imagini...

I know, I know, the one I'm working on is almost always my favourite, but this piece, called Melt, really is my current favourite. The ...