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1. Fleur Childs by Lost At E Minor

   15.Feb.07, 22:22 EST
   
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   Young Australian artist Fleur Childs was "staying at Arugam Bay, a remote beach community on the east coast of Sri Lanka, when the Indian ocean tsunami struck. With the works that make up Boxing Day, Childs relives and reimagines her experience of riding the wave that killed over 200,000 people." Childs is a graduate of the College of Fine Arts. Her exhibition, "Boxing Day," is on at Sydney's Blank Space Gallery 26 October-1 November 2006 374 Crown Street Surry Hills, NSW 2010 Australia

2. Lost at E Minor Newsletter by Ami Kealoha

   15.Feb.07, 22:19 EST
   
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   If you've ever noticed a visually arresting Australian photographer, illustrator, or artist on Cool Hunting, chances are it's a contribution from Lost at E Minor, a site and weekly newsletter published by brothers Zolton and Zac Zavos. But, what you see on CH is only a select sampling of the rich finds the two come up with from the smallest continent and beyond. For a highly-recommended dose of some of the best new creative work out there, conveniently delivered every seven days to your inbox, sign up here.

3. Beck Wheeler by Lost At E Minor

   15.Feb.07, 22:14 EST
   
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   Melbourne-based freelance illustrator and toy maker Beck Wheeler "combines painting, sculpture and toy making to explore narrative and the art of story telling." Beck's handmade toys, which also reflect an interest in comic book art, are stocked at Georgie Love—an online store that features all kinds of Melbourne artist handmade goods.

4. Jonah Cacioppe by Lost At E Minor

   15.Feb.07, 22:10 EST
   
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   One of our favourite Australian artists Jonah Cacioppe (now London-based) has recently launched his website. It's bursting with his highly original artworks which cover a variety of slightly esoteric themes from "The Openess Of Being" to "The World In A Grain Of Salt."
   
   This entry posted on 29 September 2006 at 7:27 PM