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CAST 2009 Members Exhibition

Somewhat belatedly I’ve realised that among my busiest moments of plunging through the intense MBA examination period for second semester… I somehow forgot to mention the CAST Members Exhibition running from 21 November to 20 December, 2009. Sorry, it ends on Sunday.

As a member of CAST (Contemporary Art Spaces Tasmania) I’ve got a nice example of framed black and white photography in the exhibition. Enter the main gallery, turn left and follow the wall about 20 feet – there you go… it’s a shot of the Sea Shepherd Steve Irwin taken directly after their return in early 2009 from the controversial collision with Japanese whalers in our Southern Ocean. The photograph is titled, “Waiting is not an option. A Planet without life is just a rock, ask any economist”. Its for sale as a limited edition of 10 through my art photography website Steven Clark Studio or through alternate arrangements.

This photograph was a jury picked finalist in the Poimena Art Award 2009 for mixed media works.

Waiting is not an option... by Steven Clark

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My name is Steven Clark (aka nortypig) and my passions are business, web development, photography and writing. My current CV [PDF 619KB] is available for download. I have an MBA (Journalism and Media Studies) and a Bachelor of Computing from the University of Tasmania.

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My photography is at Steven Clark Studio and my regular photo blog presents an ongoing stream of latest images at Walk a Mile in my Shoes and I'm working on a long-term photography project called the King Island Project.

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