Archery
Grandson Felix develops his archery skills. Christmas holidays, Sydney.
Auckland - West
Mainly West of Queen Street - seen through my lens
Category: West Island
Pyramid (Sol LeWitt 2005)
From an exhibition of work by the American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The exhibition runs until August 3.
See my growing collection of selfies.
For more black and white images check out Dragonstar’s Weekend in Black and White.
Pyramid (Sol LeWitt 2005)
Disco Ball at Carriageworks
Our Sydney grandsons Felix and Zac study their reflections in the square tiles of a giant disco ball at Carriageworks, Sydney.
Today marks the end of a great holiday in Sydney, as well as “Theme Day” for the City Daily Photo bloggers. The theme for May is “Squares” (after “Triangles” last month – will it be “Pentagons” next?).. Click here to see other contributions to the theme.
St James Road, Bondi Junction
There are many charming lanes in Sydney. This is St James Road, Bondi Junction, next to the Bus Depot.
Bondi Beach: Bench Mosaic
Bondi Beach is where the action is in Sydney.
Bondi Beach on a Quiet Morning
Sky Mirror (Anish Kapoor, 2006)
For more weekend reflections, go to James’ Weekend Reflections site.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia is hosting an exhibition of works by the renowned artist Anish Kapoor. We visited the museum the day before the opening, and found a gigantic stainless steel mirror (concave towards the sky, to watch the clouds go by, and to see some highrise buildings, depending on the angle of view; and convex towards the museum building). Ten metres in diameter, it is a spectacular sight.
From the MCA web page:
“In this selection of key works across two floors of the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, you can encounter Kapoor’s powerful artworks up close and in-depth. Highlights include 1000 Names (1979-80), his early powdered pigment geometric sculptures; Void (1989), a large deep blue sculpture that changes from a convex to a concave form depending on your position; one of the artist’s most ambitious works, the 24-ton Memory (2008) which completely fills one of the MCA’s spacious galleries as if squeezed between the white walls; and the monumental My Red Homeland (2003), which replicates the role of the artist. In this enormous circular sculpture, a large motorised steel blade slowly cuts a course through 25 tons of red wax, endlessly dissecting and re-shaping it into new forms.”
Self Portrait with MCA Sydney
Sky Mirror (Anish Kapoor, 2006)
From the Sydney Opera House
Some of Sydney’s icons: water, bridge, blue sky (and beside me the Opera House).
More Skywatch images at the Skywatch Site!
Sydney Harbour Scenes
At the corner of Oxford and Nelson Streets, Bondi Junction. It is always fun to see painted utility boxes in other places, although I did not come across many here in Sydney.
The artist is Stephen Evans.
Sydney Harbour Scenes
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