Posts by JacksonP
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I'm not a 'proper' artist in the gallery sense.
Grrr! Who are these 'gallery sensibles' of whom you speak? But, yeah, you bloody well are.
Too modest.
The exhibition seems to still have a web page. And, I hope you don't mind my digging this out, it appears at least according to the their website, COCA still have I Love the Nightlife in the stockroom.
I love it too.
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In order to define death, we first have to define life.
I'll get back to you on that one.
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Hard News: Name That Food Blog, in reply to Joe Wylie,
And Flame Job Hogs.
There aren’t enough flame jobs in NZ art IMHO.Joe, is there anywhere closer to mine home in Auckland that we can see your work?
It's 'bloody marvellous', to coin a phrase.
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Southerly: Coming Up For Air, in reply to Bart Janssen,
in any meal meat should be less than 25%.
Yeah, right! Is that even... legal in Newzilland?
One day I'd love to discuss this subject with you Bart. It has become a bit of a pet topic of mine.
I'm one of them.
+1
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David and family, sincerely hope your plans come into fruition and you find some peace in your new location. All the best.
JacksonP.
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Southerly: Coming Up For Air, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
(lend me your ears...)
'What you got in that sack?'
'Ears'
Private roamin', aye?
Juli, don't go!
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Capture: City Scenes, in reply to Adrienne Rewi,
There's something wonderfully 'voyueristic' about it all that I love.... little offered-up glimpses into peoples' lives....... keep it coming!
Thank you Adrienne. Any time you want to share more of your glimpses into the world, don't hesitate in letting us know. Much merriment to you over the holiday season, although it appears you are perennially busy.
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Capture: Colour is the new black, in reply to Lilith __,
Hey where was the (other) hive?
At the back of a house on Whangaparaoa peninsula.
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Capture: Flash Cars, in reply to Julie Cross,
Thinking about how most of the cars shown here were driven without seat belts and how peeps paid cash for a lump of metal that expressed who they were rather than trailing an HP balloon of debt on something reliable...
You know, I'd better be careful, as it's this sort of sentiment that made me buy the Superminx and Singer Gazelle. You definitely become a less hassled driver. When I drove back to Auckland in the Hillman, I wondered why everyone looked at me strange when I kept politely letting them in. A few years later of course I was cured of all my driving kindness, and joined the raging machine.
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Anti-ageism.
The lights were on in the middle of the day. It was a sign... of something.
