Archive for April, 2012
Noise
Greg Neville, Noise I’ve made a new Blurb book, called Noise. It’s photographs of faces from a TV screen. Because of poor reception on the TV, the images have distorted in interesting ways, faces of actors and celebrities have disintegrated in beautiful but disturbing patterns. You can see a preview of it the Blurb website. […]
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Tags: blurb.com, entropy art, faces disrupted by noise, Greg Neville Noise, interference imagery, Signal-to-noise art
Porter and Shore
Louis Porter, from Unknown Land, 2010 Is there something familiar to you about this image of dreary suburban corner? It was taken by the brilliant Melbourne photographer Louis Porter who has a line in wry visual humour of a uniquely Australian kind. He focusses on the banal corners of everyday life but injects them with […]
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Tags: Australian suburbia, image of man on street, images of Melbourne suburbs, Louis Porter, Louis Porter Unknown Land, Stephen Shore El Paso Street, Stephen Shore.
The Fatal Dream
. Greg Neville, The Fatal Dream, 2012 My new project has just gone up in a group show at 69 Smith Street Gallery in Fitzroy. The show is called Bound by the Book and I’m sharing the space with four of my talented former students in Photo Media at NMIT: Bernadette Boundy, Sue Lock, Sally […]
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Tags: 69 Smith Street Gallery, Bernadette Boundy, Boccaccio book, book art, Bound by the Book, edition of the Decameron, Greg Neville work, Margot Sharman, Sally D'Orsogna, Sue Lock, the book aas art, The Fatal Dream
