Life would much easier if dog superheroes existed. We’re not saying it would be perfect, but we think the world would be a safer place if dogs were out there saving lives (and digging holes with super-canine speed). To bide the time until that day comes, we’ve collected some of the cutest superdogs we could find. We know that some of these aren’t technically superheroes in the classic sense, but c’mon, they’ve got funny costumes on. Now’s not really the time to get nitpicky.
Source: Huffington Post
Another startling installation by Kit.
“A series of suspended frames diminish in size down the length of the gallery creating for a multifaceted sculptural installation, simultaneously acting as a canvas for the display of surface specific projected visual sequences”.
http://vimeo.com/9842123
Desire of Codes exhibition introduces a brand new installation piece by Seiko Mikami at the Yamaguchi Centre for Arts and Media. Seiko Mikami creates precise depictions of the gradually transforming relationship between information technology and sensory perception.
until — 6 June, 2010
Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media
7-7 Nakazono-cho Yamaguchi-city 7530075 JAPAN
To find out more go to http://doc.ycam.jp/outline/index_en.html
Complex Infrastructure, BAck doOR’s next screening programme has been curated and bought to Australia from London by Steven Ball. It includes works by a number of significant London based film/video artists such as Laure Prouvost and Hilary Koob-Sassen.
28 March, 2010
658 Plenty Road, Preston, Melbourne 3072
Entry off rear lane
Find out more at http://suek-artist.co.uk/thebackdoor
Bella Union in Trades Hall, Melbourne, Sunday March 28th, 2.30pm
Also raising money for Victorian animal rescue shelter Edgar’s Mission
The first of what will be a monthly event, Sunday will bring together five of Melbourne’s snappiest writers, musicians, politicians and comedians, in celebration of the beautiful lost art of letter-writing.
Angie Hart, Black Text publisher Caro Cooper, the Green Guide’s Lorelei Vashti, Myf Warhurst and Judith Lucy will each read a letter they penned to “The Night I’d Rather Forget.”
Musical interludes by local djs (including The Town Bikes’ Gabby) will keep you amused, and attendees are encouraged to pen short notes to the Women of Letters themselves, which will then be used by Michaela McGuire as points of discussion in a free-wheeling panel chat.
Tickets $10, available at the door.
