at Serial Space in Sydney

The collection of Peter Fay

Some of the pieces of the collection of artist and curator Peter Fay

At Electrofringe

IwantToBeAMachine.com

My presentation (video soon)

A place of beauty

Surfers on Bonte beach

Tamarama beach: apart from a great name, a beautiful beach

A very useful accessory for a Bronte beach house

Surfers going back and forth

The famous Bondi beach

Another view of Bronte beach

Boats hanging on

A place where Aussie elites are having one of the best views eternally

My first morning in Australia I had a beautiful 5km stroll from Bronte beach to Coogee, Tamarama and then ending to the endless Bondi beach.

In Australia

A sleeping beauty

somewhere in Istanbul

Opening of "If Tomorrow never comes"

YouTube.com/FantasyGates
-this is what you get when you try to access it from Turkey

stills from the video compilation YouTube.com/FantasyGates
click here to see it

Giulia Campaner and Mimi Cracra


The model of "The House for a Collector"

If tomorrow never comes, the work of Christodoulos Panayiotou

Flipside of Darkness, Resistance Domination Secret by Mark Aerial Waller

Ari Mesulam, Sylvia (Rodeo) Kouvali, Cihan Atas

The passionate relationship of Greece and Turkey
shown by the postcard collection of Yilmaz Aysan

If tomorrow never comes: tonight after 6pm

On the streets of Tophane

What I also see in Istanbul

This is what I see when I am trying to access YouTube.com

What I see in Istanbul

some holes on the sky


The gate to Topkapi Palace

The poetic Neon shops

Nice outdoors furniture

Movie-sets

Souvenirs from Kapadokia

Discovering and buying art

WET magazine: Gourmet Bathing and Beyond

Amazing cover

Former sexy and "it" boy Richard Gere

One of the most avantgarde and sophisticated magazines in the late 70's and early 80's was WET. A magazine that revolved it's theme around the fantastic term "gourmet bathing and beyond". WET has captured the art scene and the general fabulosity of my favourite city Los Angeles with it's own original aesthetic and great writing. Related link and image source here

On the Silver Couch: Mari Spirito and Nadia Gerazouni

l-r: 303 gallery director Mari Spirito with Breeder gallery director Nadia Gerazouni

Diana Vreeland

Diana Vreeland on her couch
(via beckster740)

"Please don't stand there"

Opening at the Metropolitan Museum

An 70's interview

Petra Cortright and Rafael Rozendaal