Thanks to the expert team at @austmus for identifying my snake as a non-venomous common tree snake. It really is a beautiful creature and I will know what it is if it ever crosses my path again. Sssssh 🐍🐍
It’s #askacurator day 2020 and I am open to questions about my curatorial practice. Over on my blog I write about the three key things I am looking for when I am selecting works - https://t.co/t2FXn2dH6q
Tech culture often treats “data vs. opinion” as the only two ways to make decisions. Between the two is an undervalued third option: expertise. It’s dismissed as opinion, but is based on years of accumulated data from lived experience & comparable situations.
Free falling in the midst of a pandemic- One trans-Tasman family’s story of free falling in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and escalating travel and isolation advisories. https://t.co/Mb4x4SqIFi #covid19#lockdownnz#pandemic
Kudos to @Ausgrid Tonight I reported that trees on council land were in contact with the power lines to our home (and in windy conditions also the neighbour’s supply line). Within two hours, Steve arrived; made an assessment; trimmed some branches and disappeared into the night.
Serendipity Studio Newsletter: - https://t.co/7DpVdsmmPK studio news and exhibition opportunities with textile artist and curator Brenda Gael Smith. What's your vision for 2020? #vision2020textiles#wonderofeyesfundraiser
Power is out to about 700 homes & businesses in parts of Copacabana and Macmasters Beach. An emergency crew is on its way to investigate the cause and safely restore supply. Get more information including estimated restoration times at https://t.co/bZtdLPjc9L
Today is 15 May - showcase day for the Monthly Art Project. My artwork was inspired by dusk at Copacabana https://t.co/AyK6t6Fsby https://t.co/AyK6t6Fsby
More quilts by Chinese artists on exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Shangwei Art Village until 20 May 2019.
#shangweiartvillage#shenzhen#chinaquilts