The problem with so much of the art we see today is that it is reduced to the symbolic; it is a mediation, and is not really of the world. ...

As a result of the project we did in Newcastle, we are very excited to share the news that we have been invited to participate in the In th...

For the next three years, Patrick will be a student again, undertaking research for his doctoral thesis in the areas of ecology and poetics....

Well, our residency has come to an end. In 17 days, we have collected much rubbish and many friends. We love Newcastle and are sorry to leav...

Now that our Lock-Up exhibition has been and gone, today we relaxed somewhat. Meg and Zeph took to the streets on their bikes as sightseers ...

We were in the Newcastle Herald today! Here is the photo that accompanied the article: After breakfast, we donned latex gloves and began th...

With three days left of our residency, our two main tasks are to process the waste we have gleaned in the best way we can, and to finish mak...

From today's Age: State's rubbish heap becoming a mountain Recycling has gone backwards in Victoria for the first time this century,...

Our camera stopped working yesterday, a terrible thing to happen to a family of bloggers. This image is one of the last shots we took of our...

We presented our artist talk today in front of a small and enthusiastic crowd of temporary jailbirds. Our talk was the last scheduled event ...

To get to Bar Beach, one of our regular rubbish collecting spots, we like to ride through the peaceful King Edward Park. But this morning th...

TINA, the This is Not Art festival has started so Newcastle is abuzz with young folk keen to take part in some way. There are exhibitions, ...