Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

10 January 2015

1000SG WINS Dukes Day Shorts!



Dukes Day celebrates our community’s love and respect for the ocean and the environment. 2015 was the 100th year anniversary of Duke Kahanamoku Igniting Australia’s Surf Culture and the spirit of Aloha!


Duke's Day, in association with Panasonic, supported the opportunity for an emerging film-maker to create a short film to be played on the big outdoor screen on the Saturday night of the Dukes Day!



A big thanks to Rhiannon Bannenberg from The Ridge Productions and Panasonic for the brand new GH-4 camera! I look forward

dukesday.com

23 August 2012

7 May 2012

Thank You. Your 'Like' Counted.


Thank you to everyone who took a moment to like 1000SG's quiver shot because it made the top 5!!! This means it will soon get featured on - http://www.korduroy.tv - Korduroy.TV is getting quite an online following these days so its rad news for 1000SG!

19 April 2012

333 Broken Surfboard Halves - One Third!








Here are some photos to visualise one-third of the 1000 Surfboard Graveyard collection! The boards rest in a semi-organised fashion (note the tails ordered by height) this mainly to maximise space in the backyard, which is slowly disappearing...

The next mile stone is 500!

Stay tuned - facebook.com/1000SG

29 February 2012

Jay Howell: Coffin Board Illustrations

 Dark Wave Page
Gouache, Acrylic, Ink and Spray Paint on book paper
4" x 7", framed
sold

Dark Wave Peace
Gouache, Acrylic, Ink and Spray Paint on book paper
4" x 7", framed
sold


Jay Howell's illustrations include a cartoon character on a single fin coffins, yep, rad.

"Artist Jay Howell has been a strong presence in the SF Bay Area for the past few years (now living and working in Los Angeles), sharpening his cartoon-style drawings of skinny guys with erections, naked chicks on skateboards, dogs, beer, rockers, and endless good times." 


Source: Fecal Face & FFDG

22 February 2012

Gui Matias Makes A COFFIN † BOARD








Gui Matias sent me a link to the making of his 3'3" Coffinboard which featured on his BLOG. Good to see he went all out by glassing the nose and tail, unlike the 1000SG duct tape models!

If you've made a coffin †, or plan to make one let 1000SG know!

5 December 2011

Contemporary 'Surf' Artist: Scott Redford



I came across Australian artist Scott Redford. I really liked his large scale approach to sculpture/installation and the mixture of surf culture with commercial signage + the broken boards!

"Scott Redford is a leading Australian artist who has firmly placed his home town, Queensland's Gold Coast, on the contemporary art map. This major solo exhibition showcases his development of the fictitious character Reinhardt Dammn in dialogue with key works from the last decade. 'Scott Redford: Introducing Reinhardt Dammn' includes surfboard sculptures, videos and paintings, suites of fibreglass objects and canvases with shiny, highly coloured acrylic surfaces"
Source: Queensland Art Gallery

28 November 2011

WAVES Magazine Interview & Feature






WAVES Magazine have put together a killer king Ke11y issue with a neat feature on climate change. The surfboard graveyard image features within the climate change article and there's an interview on pg37! Don't miss out on a copy cool cats...




22 November 2011

The RERIP Story

At 'The Graveyard Exhibition' event night I showed PART 3 of the ReRip stroy. I've posted the full story here because it highlights a successful way of collecting surfboards in the US where the aim is to reuse and resell them... could this happen in Australia?

RERIP PART 1


RERIP PART 2


RERIP PART 3


About Rerip.com
Rerip.com is a US based online classifieds site for selling, buying, reusing and recycling surfboards. The aim of the company is to provide an opportunity for individuals to reuse and reride equipment, while promoting awareness for the need to reduce our collective footprint on the world. 


Read more about it below:



30 October 2011

Surfboards used in protest against ASP


Another example of people protesting with dead surfboards! This time at Kangaroo Island against the proposed ASP event.

Read more:

Source: Latest edition (Sep/Oct 2011) of Smorgasboarder: smorgasboarder.com.au

29 September 2011

Pecha Kucha at Hideaway Cafe





Last night 1000SG was presented at Pecha Kucha 'a night of ideas' which was held at the Hideaway Cafe. There were some amazing presentations and lots of creative ideas being thrown around the room.

Pecha Kucha was a part of a series of creative dialogs
organised by Wollongong City Council as a lead up to Viva La Gong. Viva la Gong is Wollongong's annual one-day sustainable community arts festival that brings to life the city's creative spirit and cultural diversity. Its happening on Saturday 12 November 2011 at MacCabe Park

Photography: Ash Baker & Rachael Cullen