Come and see the show. It is awesome and it is up until 15th November at C3 Abbotsford Convent Gallery, 1 St. Heliers St, Abbotsford.

Meet Barack Cabana. I made him about 6 months ago for a friend's birthday. He is made from cheese, cabana and salami (and newspaper print obviously). He is loosely related to the food theme of Veni Vidi Vici.

Sneak Previews

Check this little fella out. Rohani's Yabby and my bush limes and yam chips...o yeah.

Veni Vidi Vici opens next Wednesday 28th October at the Abbotsford Convent Gallery, 6-8pm. Be there or that yabby will eat all the free food.

Veni Vidi Vici COMING UP!!!

Hey, y'all should get down to a new show at C3 Abbotsford Convent opening on Wednesday October 28th, 6-8pm. That isn't for 4 weeks but this should give you enough time to pop it in your diary and forward the relevant info on to your meat-eating, or vegetarian or bush food eating friends. 

Above is a sneak preview of work by Brittany Veitch, a bogong moth and butterfly cake...

There will be free food samples hand made by Rohani, Britt and I, so I reckon you should come down and see some politically incorrect art versions of "edible" Australiana.

Urban Wierdness

Ok. Firstly this.

And then, this:

A window shop display somewhere in North Melbourne, Saturday 15th August.

The sheep is wearing his brothers on his feet, how Aussie is that?!!

Just quietly, when spelling wierd up the top I had to think really hard, as my sister says the way I spell weird is wierd in itself. Of course, they both look wierd to me now...

Raining In My Heart

I have some new work on display, called "Raining in my Heart" in the window at Pieces of Eight Gallery, 635 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. They also have a blog interview at their blog page.

Foil Swans

I love that my house is full of flowers at the moment. I visited my gran and hijacked one of their blossoming trees (I thought it was a cherry blossom, but gran doesn't remember what she thinks it is called!)

I also visited a friend who made me the delicious Dutch spicy biscuits known as speculaas...they were spectaculaas and I ate many. We left one for me to take home though, and Emma wrapped it for me by creating a foil swan. I guess I missed out on a proper childhood, as I had never seen one before, but it made me very pleased to display it sailing on my kitchen windowsill!!