‘Wanangkura Stadium is Port Hedland new multi‐purpose recreational centre designed by Australian practice ARM Architecture. The main building houses a new indoor playing court, a gym, squash courts, club rooms for local football teams and upper level function rooms. Adjacent to the main building are outdoor playing courts for netball and basketball. The project site is located at the Kevin Scott Oval on the fringe of South Hedland’s flood plain.’
Based in Melbourne, Heidi Yardley completed a Bachelor of Fine Art in painting at Monash University in 1995 and an honours in drawing at RMIT in 1999. Three times a finalist in the Brett Whiteley Traveling Art Scholarship, she exhibits regularly in solo and group exhibitions, and her work is held in numerous public and private collections, including the BHP Billiton Collection, Methodist Ladies College Collection and the University of Queensland Art Museum.
A series of small sculptures made with the used wax casings of Babybel cheese. Looks cool! Clink here for the link.
Loving this cool series of polaroid mosaics titled ‘Celebrity Works’ by Italian photographer Maurizio Galimberti.
Quack Muzzle is a duck-billed protective muzzle for dogs created by OPPO. Strap it on your dog’s head and transform them into a duck. Hahaha.
Lyons Architects created a near $100 million molecular science complex for the Lims La Trobe University Molecular Science Building in Australia. Link here.
” Artworks made in the name of Photorealism, Realism, and even Hyperrealism are all likewise fabricated from piles of mud or daubs of color on the surface of canvas. Increasingly uneasy and dissatisfied with merely describing surface appearances, artists now attempt to plumb the inner reaches of things; an agenda that apparently moves into science or other fields. It seems artists are no longer happy just being artists, but are driven by their inborn love of performance to try out new roles, such as philosopher, scientist, doctor or perhaps even engineer. I think artists really want to play god more than anything else, and will stop at nothing to construct a truth that validates the self. They first delude themselves, then maybe move on to people around them. I really wonder to what extent these self deceptions and constructed truths can strike a nerve in the knowing onlooker.” – Cao Hui (Photos via UFunk)
Paolo Troilo was born in Taranto in 1972 to Antonio and Lucia Troilo. Lives and works in Milan. From 1997 to 2009 worked as an advertising creative at Saatchi & Saatchi, and as Creative Director at Arnold Worldwide. He won the most prestigious international awards in the industry, and in 2007 was Stephen Schwartz wins as the best italian creative with Alessandro Sabini. Self-taught, drawing in pencil by the age of 4 years, every day of his life. In April 2005 he Began to paint, and as the end of a long, unconscious preparation for a change, he starts painting with his fingers. He dips his fingertips into jars of acrylic, black and ivory, and spreads the color Abandoning the “tools of the art”. In Palermo, on April 21th of 2010, thanks to Brio, Becomes the father of Antonio.
