once the old bastards die…
an interesting thing happened while we were watching the finals of the rugby world cup on marsden wharf earlier this year. this was the third wharf set up with large screens, but there was still a massive crowd, and this about an hour before the game started. we thought we were lucky to get to [...]
review(ish): miffy the tagger
“If your kids are fans of the Miffy books they won’t be disappointed by this one. It’s a cute story with Bruna’s classic iconic drawings.” – J. Washington “Simple declarative text and rich primary colors stand out on bright white paper. This is a cute, positive message for young children.” – K.G. Cutler Ever since [...]
street art/authority
i usually limit my public political commentary to nodding along to marty mars, scott hamilton and will de cleene. i tend to feel i do not know enough to comment just yet. however the attack on non-sponsored street art in auckland has gotten me pissed off enough to speak up. for background, the new mayor [...]
