Come to Alaska and see a thing or two

Hi, I should've mentioned this earlier, I'm in an exhibition in Alaska!
Which means I'm going to Alaska!
Which means you should come to Alaska too!
Nope, not Alaska the largest state in America, even better, I'm talking about Alaska the art gallery in Sydney!

You might not have heard of Alaska. It's only a year old. The gallery's been converted out of an old mechanics office in some forgotten underground car park in the heart of Kings Cross.

Oh and hey, click on this sentence to see my little bio on the Alaska website.

THE SKY'S

Acrylic on paper
21 x 29.5cm
2012.

Ten-neth Kenneths

  Kenneth the Menneth

         

1. Kenneth Faried

2. Kenneth Newkirk
3. Kenneth Parcell
4. Kenneth Goldsmith
5. Kenneth More
6. Kenneth, Florida
7. Kenneth Jackson
8. Kwenneth Paltrow
9. Kenneth Boyd
10. Kenneth Branagh

(All from Google images)

Ten Kens

Things ken only get better.

1. Ken Done

2. Ken Vogel

3. Ken Carson

4. Ken Bruce

5. Ken Kurtis

6. Kendo stick

7. Ken Clark

8. Ken tucky fried chicken

9. Ken Anderson

10. Ken Zhu

(All from Google images)

Twenny Kennys

                             

1. Kenny Garrett

2. Kenny Kramer

3. Kenny Kola
4. Kenny G
5. Kenny Chesney
6. Kenny Cunene
7. Kenny Wormald
8. Kenny Smyth
9. Kenny Rogers
10. Kenny Tam
11. Kenny McCormick
12. Kenny Koala
13. Kenny Kwan
14. Kenny the Shark
15. Kenny Blank
16. Kenny Perry
17. Kenny Walker
18. Kenny Vasquez
19. Kenny Easterday
20. Kenny Dalgish

(All from Google images)

A book to sink your teeth into

Saturday night was the launch of Issue 5 of the publication Death Of A Scenester. 

The theme for Issue 5 was FOOD.

(The illustration on the cover was done by James Weinert.)

Death of A Scenester is an independent Melbourne run publication that comes out twice a year and aims to publish "quality writing with a real voice". 

This issue features three of my images.

I really like that my capsicum spray painting was put opposite Kim Opie's article titled "Food security".

The launch was a lot of fun. It was a lot bigger than I was expecting. Thank you to Shalini and all the guys at Death Of A scenester, I'm really proud to be a part of the issue.

The fruit of my labor

Here's a piece I made in 2010. It's titled "Orange". It's acrylic on wood.

Here it is at the supermarket. It's towards the front, a bit rounder than the others.

The Honeymoon's over