MILK packaging masterpiece

As my Oz friends know 

I personally think that is crazy to do shopping in 

Woolworths. 

I mean 

12 kinds of Squeezed Orange Juice. 

What for. 

So I'm letterally 

in love 

with the Woolies' 

MILK

packaging. 

WHICH IS 

JUST 

MILK. 

I wonder 

who's the genius that created this. 

...d'you know what I mean?

...capitocome?

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how much IRONY you can find in broken heart: Dina Goldstein’s FALLEN PRINCESS

I know that majority of my friends come to me 

to know what's new in my fairytales. 

But last week I had a bit of a FALLING 

so... there you go, 

if you fall down, make sure you are 

a "fallen princess" 

Make sure you're wearing your best dress when you get drunk!!! 

I've totally loved either the 

"Fallen Princesses: Damsels in a Different Kind of Distress" by ANASTASIA in thesisterproject.com 

and the 

"heartbreaking 

irony in the scenes"

of Dina Goldstein’s series “Fallen Princesses”. 
I'm just finding out 
how much IRONY 
you can find in broken heart. 

..d'you know what I mean? 
...capitocome? 

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Head On Portrait Prize - 2011 People's Choice Award

Head On is the nation's major innovative showcase for Australian portrait photography, 

reflecting a vibrant, 

diverse cross-section of new and traditional photographic practices. 

I really enjoyed the "spread presence" of photography around Sydney in the last few weeks... 

Head On Portrait Prize - 2011 People's Choice Award

The winner of the 2011 People’s Choice Award is 

Alex Vaughan for her photograph ‘Les and Eileen’. 

Head OnPortrait Prize will be on display 

at the Australian Centre for Photography 

till Saturday 11 June. 

Make sure you make time for it. 

..d'you know what I mean? 

...capitocome? 

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UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN

Got it. 

The ticket 

to be soooooon 

UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN. 

No it's not a movie, but it sounds like.... 

..d'you know what I mean? 

...capitocome? 

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Vinyl Exhibition

My friend Soyoun took me to the Hardware Gallery's annual celebration of 

art, music and the vinyl record : 

Vinyl Exhibition. 

As they say in their website 

"2011 is the biggest year so far, 

with 180 artworks in the exhibition and over 

50 more showing across the road at Plump Gallery. Artists from every state in Australia and right across the globe have heard the call 

and embraced the vinyl". 

I'd suggest you to go and BUY a vinyl, 

you could have great pieces, for a reasonable price. 

Below Soyoun Kim work, followed by some other clever artists... 

If you are far from Sydney, 

you could either check out their blog 

or the whole cataloge of the vinyls 

PART 1

PART 2. 

 ..d'you know what I mean? 

...capitocome? 

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