It was surprisingly hard to track down any information about this remarkable artist called Jack Pemble. All we've got for you this time around is basic demographic information like: Jack Pemble lives in Brisbane. Jack Pemble studies at the Queensland College of Art. Jack Pemble is twenty-one years old.
So, what about those hot chicks hustling Fitness First on the corner of Wickham and Brunswick Street in the Valley, huh? They're, um, persistent. I mean, they even hit me up yesterday when I was struggling home with six bags of groceries. Obviously they don't understand that walking four blocks with those bags is all the exercise I'm interested in.
Once this beautiful singer who just so happens to be best friends with Feist was telling me about her secret singing technique. She reckoned that the best trick in the world for belting out melodies is to visualize different colour for all the different notes. So basically every time she opens her mouth to sing there's a colourful masterpiece taking place in her imagination.
There’s been so many art spaces opening in Brisbane lately and with every new art exhibition comes another conversation about whether our city is actually ready for this much art. The answer we’d like to offer is YES. There’s no reason why people should get freaked out by the idea of going to more art shows than music shows or games of football.
There’s not much point in us ranting on about the representation of utopian postmodernist decay or even discussing early modernist avant-garde desire because apparently people in Brisbane not only don’t understand the arts, they’re absolutely terrified by them.
Okay, so that’s not exactly true.
What does it mean to be told your face is ‘interesting’? Is it a badly executed compliment, or a thinly disguised insult?
Melbourne photographer Simon Obarzanek has photographed hundreds of anonymous interesting faces that intrigue him. Captured on film in a detached, unsentimental kind of way, Obarzanek cares little about the personalities or identities of the people he photographs, caring only for the structures and physical attributes on his subject’s faces.
While you might not have heard of Isola Bella until now, you can be almost certain that she knows about you. Not only does she know about you, but she also knows about your bedroom, because she has probably photographed it without you knowing.
Isola Bella is an internationally acclaimed digital media artist whose career in the creative industries has spanned almost two decades.
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