Yes, I know I have much work to do, writing etc. And I know I had a bit of a play day yesterday and all. But there are some cultural learnings one must also undertake in the course of one's work/life balance.
And as is so often the case, as you will know dear reader, my work life balance often blurs into one. Today was one such day, and indeed, it will continue for the next couple of months. GOMA Cinematheque is showing a Japanese cult film festival. Obviously, for work reasons, I must see as many as possible (teehee...).
So I started today with a 1960s classic, Tokyo no Nagaremono, the Tokyo Wanderer. Kitsch really. Irresistible kitsch.
On the way back through the Art Gallery, I stopped off to see the new exhibition, 'The Photograph and Australia', historical photographs capturing ideas of Australian space, place and people. As a rank amateur, with a keen interest in the history and development of my chosen hobby, it was well worth a look. It is kind of interesting how we continue to take photos of the same subjects over the decades. Fascinating.
Of course then, what was one to do but continue the tradition with a few examples of photography today, albeit just by me, in and around the Art Gallery.
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| Rule breaker: into the glare |
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| Reflecting by the pool |
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| The Watermall, the reason our QAGOMA is my favourite gallery |
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| Through the window : Fountain 1 |
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| Through the window: Fountain 2 |
I will return. There is so much to learn.
[CAmera : Canon EOS 60D, 28-80mm, 4.21pm-4.31pm]
