Wispy orange banksia follows the fence line to a young man’s rendition of Leonard Cohen’s ‘Dance me to the End of Love.’ (c) June Perkins
Studying Laneways – Brisbane
Originally posted on Zedetta:
Some laneways have reflections to add interest Some laneways have a little bit of art in them. Other lane ways look messy, but you can still photograph them in an interesting way. Some laneways are simple and clean, but perhaps something could add interest? Perhaps a small touch like this. Some…
Pollination – October 10th 2014
“POLLINATION was an exhibition that explored the powers and potentialities associated with springtime: both in the natural world and in the realm of hearts and minds. The exhibition showcased individual and collaborative works by five creatives:” 1. Temily – a visual artist whose work draws on a richness of experiences from living in numerous communitiesContinue reading “Pollination – October 10th 2014”
It’s only the beginning
Originally posted on Ripple Poetry :
I can’t censor it my imaginary name for you forward rolls out of my mouth ‘Dan Nomad.’ You laugh at my guess at your name, shake your head ‘Jackson Wheeler’ you gently reply. ‘The Deborah Conway song ‘It’s only the Beginning’ pops into my head my mind is lost daisy…
Bare Feet Literacy
Originally posted on Following the Crow Song:
Bare feet Literacy – June Perkins The Cassowary Coast gave my children the chance to learn literacy in the land with their bare feet. Whilst my children, especially when we first arrived in the Cassowary Coast, usually wore their shoes to school, most children went barefoot. The warm…
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