The Natural History Museum in London is pretty incredible. You'd need a few visits to see everything but I was especially taken by the almost architectural textures and shapes in the geology section.
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This site is a mash up of my creative projects and ideas, and a place to store great artistic moments I've seen around the traps. Most importantly, it's a place to document my research into adult play, specifically in relation to design and space. The Playground Project is an on-going investigation into how, why and where people play. The core concept is an interactive installation, which has branched out into various film, theatre, dance, art and workshop forms...
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All copyright for images and concepts remains the property of the artist unless otherwise specified.
Use the labels to navigate around projects and ideas.
All copyright for images and concepts remains the property of the artist unless otherwise specified.
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- playgroundmischief
- artistic director and designer. film, television, theatre, events and workshop facilitation.
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- Alexander/Moore Photography
- Anto Skene
- Catfish Films
- Dellywood
- Diary of an Art Pimp
- flickr photos
- Forget The Rules
- itwillallbeokay
- itwillallbeokay.blog
- LUPAart
- Malthouse Theatre
- Muph&Plutonic clip
- Ozco
- Platform Gallery
- Publicity - 'The Program'
- SPARK Mentorship Program
- Strange Fruit
- Tex n Tim clip
- the sartorialist
- Titanik Theatre Co.
- TZU
- TZU video 'In Front'
- veronicadarling
- vexta
- Well Theatre Co.
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this site was made possible through the SPARK Mentorship Program, supported by Youth Arts Queensland, The Australia Council for the Arts and the Australian Government.
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