Spring city thoughts: Cartwheels on sand. Treetop coffees (byo thermos). Tandem bicycles downhill. Tackling people into rivers. You need the right conditions though: sunshine mainly, and that’s only starting to kick in now, Melbourne style. Likewise the convergence of online … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, October 19, 2003 0 comments
Instantly right up there on my weirdest gig ever list, was the label showcase gig for Dual Plover at Electrofringe. A gig where Melbourne’s freak-hop sideshow – Curse of Dialect – looked fun but ordinary. How? The Zombie masks and … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, October 19, 2003 0 comments
Maybe you heard about the recent North American black-outs? Or noticed their Energy Outreach program in the Middle East? Sustainability for the vast human project seems locked to energy in cities whatever way you look at it. Sitting on the … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, October 19, 2003 0 comments
Next time you’re in an atmospheric building, imagine it’s a ship. When walking outside again, you’ll be stepping on new shores, a world you hadn’t expected. Things are probably more like that than we realise, even as we wait for … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, October 17, 2003 0 comments
Imagine if Burke & Wills had the internet. Off you go, bold explorer – but watch for the wrist R.S.I. . Audiotourism http://www.audiotourism.co.uk is the fine and gorgeous Designer’s Republic website for the fine and delicious album by Freeform, produced … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, October 8, 2003 0 comments