Our design eye is wide and varied. Here our some of our favourite things, thoughts and people.
Opening this Friday night at Whitespace Fremantle is George Howlett’s show TERMINAL LUCIDITY.
Also showing in the basement will be a collaborative project between George Aitken and George Howlett called, I’ll stay until the wind changes.
The show opens this Friday night @ 6.30pm ?
It was a fun morning spent at the photoshoot for the upcoming ‘Cool Beans Campers’ website with the VERY talented Songy Knox at the VERY stylin’ Fridays Studio.
* Watch this space – website coming soon!
– B – A – R – commemorates 100 years of the Armistice of World War I with large scale paintings that reference the 3 Gang Medal Ribbon Bar that all Australian troops were issued with to denote their inclusion and attendance in the major theatres of the war. This exhibition was commissioned by the Vancouver Arts Centre as part of a series marking the Armistice Centenary.
Paul Moncrieff has been exhibiting since 1978 and his work is held by a considerable number of major public and private Australian collections. In this time he has held more than 20 solo, 10 shared and innumerable group exhibitions. He has curated several thematic exhibitions. Until 2007 he was the coordinator of the Painting and Drawing programme at Edith Cowan University, Western Australia. Moncrieff’s studio work evolves directly from observed and experienced incidents which metamorphose in the studio into designed and made art objects. Recently, his practice has been non objective – formal juxtapositions of shaped and painted industrial surfaces. He lives at Kent River on the south coast of WA., where he has built and designed his house, studio, and workshop. He continues to develop and evolve his art practice.
* You can check out Paul’s website made by Super Minimal right here.
Opening night Friday 5 October 2018 6pm
Here’s a collage of Frida with flowers by artist Helen Gørrill to celebrate the start of spring here in Perth.
Welcome Spring – Goodbye Winter!
A new website for Centre for Stories is in the works here at Super Minimal.. such an inspiring and interesting project to be working on.
The Centre is a place where stories are told, shared, and kept. They also run workshops and events where people from all walks of life can learn the craft of storytelling.
Who doesn’t have a story to share?
Who would have known that Germany is full of old skool bowling alleys! Designer and photographer Robert Götzfried has snapped a bunch in Southern Deutschland. The sport was a massive hit during the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s, so these alleys are a relic of retro genius gone by.
As they say though – It’s not how you bowl, it’s how you roll!
ABC Perth‘s local gardening expert and designer Sabrina Hahn has a new website to share her knowledge.
You can get all the ~dirt~ on Sabrina’s events, gardening tips and check out her shop with rad native designs.
On the way out of Fremantle along South St you’ll find Harper’s. Run by siblings Jess and Greg along with their dad Craig, the shop is a cosy modern hub of activity offering fresh food, flowers, lunches and coffee.
Their new website is online today!
Opening tomorrow at Art Collective in Cathedral Square Perth is Helen Smith‘s show Blue Highway.
Helen’s minimal style and bold colours are a joy to see on canvas. Included in the exhibition will be large scale oil paintings and a selection of Helen’s photographic work. The show runs from 21 April – 19 May 2018.
Introducing the brand new MRP website!
This project was so sweet to work on – inspiring content and a detailed brief to create something clean, modern and totally user friendly.
As an independent publisher Margaret River Press required an online store for their books with a seamless check-out experience. A News section, Author Directory and Events pages were also in the mix.
You can view the full site here.
