Qadri Madness

Debbie Qadri has brought in some fabulous wall plaques. This one is my favorite.

A Suspicious Bunch

I wouldn't want to meet this group on a dark night. 

Debbie Harman has them in walking boats - you'll have to come in and have a look!

Kitty & Bunny

Debbie Harman has installed this work in our store.
It's titled Kitty & Bunny Go Boating - another fantastic piece Deb.
Photo credit: Marc Morel

Ending Soon

We've had all types in viewing Debbie Harman's exhibition. If you haven't caught it yet, tomorrow is your last chance - it's well worth the visit.

More from Debbie

I can never seem to link to WordPress on Facebook, so I need to do it here.

Here's a link to Debbie Harman's other show: empty: memory hope love grief

It's On!

F O M O
Fear of missing out

by Debbie Harman

Fear of missing out affects many aspects of our lives, how we dress, what we say, who we hang out with. What sort of house we buy, our penchant for new furniture and the latest fashion. How we search for that one special person, trawling the internet or scouring darkened nightclubs. This fear of missing out is even more amplified in lives of adolescents as they navigate the school cliques, the bullies and the moraes of social networking.

When I was a teenager, I had a recurring nightmare about a checkerboard that expanded, gradually covering the world. I no longer have the nightmare, but it has become part of my personal imagery. The checkerboard has become synonymous with the plastic that factories continually produce, the cities that creep ever outwards, unsustainable population growth, the cancer that creeps within our bodies and the newest fears that are continually promoted by the media.

Many of the works in this exhibition also reference current forms of communication used by teenagers. Texting which is overtaking and changing our written languages, also wields the power to torment and bully. And of course, the characters stem from my work about Alice, and my use of her as a metaphor for the adolescent experience.

Featured Artist Space

Fear of Missing Out

Debbie Harman is the next person to take on the window area at SMALLpieces.

Come and meet Debbie and her cast of crazy characters on Saturday the 8th of October.

There'll be a door prize!

Cats

These tiles by Debbie Harman are great - you should see the rabbits!

Werebunny

Debbie Harman is at it again with her slightly perverse bunny girl plates. I think this one depicts a girl looking at a full moon turning into a bunny...a werebunny.

More Madness

More madness from Debbie Harman - spoons and bowls.

Mad Mad World

Welcome to the crazy world of Debbie Harman. Plates, cups, spoons and bowls all decorated with mad characters.