Ordinary sons

Recent activity in our energy generation department has resulted in a series of studies of the natural formations of marine shells. Oafy researchers are excited about the upcoming possibilities as our team continues to explore the radical possibilities of design through bio-mimicry. The forms have been photographed under special laboratory conditions to reveal previously unknown energy formations existing within these complex calcite structures.
The conceptual modernist division are also assisting in the presentation of these images which should be on display publically in the not to distant future.

The recent rash of plague-ridden caricature has abated but new studies of social unrest are being arranged to complement the previously mentioned studies in natural evolution. We hope that the combination of our Oldschool techniques and the virtual studies of digital nature will help to advance our understanding of new Arcadian possibilities.

a ‘continual process of protension and retension, a complex relay of anticipated futures and reconstructed pasts’.

Hal Foster

Publications update

A recent foray into the world of publications produced this example from our satirical wing. This and other graphical works should be available via "The John Dory Report" a Christchurch Art Magazine with a growing reputation for quality Art criticism.

The happy mix

Our exhibition at the Shelly bay Defence base is now underway. Interested parties can make the expedition along the narrow road to the base. The mind your head Gallery is located to the left of the road and is clearly visable from the road. It will run until the 17th of May

Our opening proved to be an amicable occasion and all groups, associations and interested parties mixed freely. Our programme of ambitious oldschool art projects has also been somewhat revived by the sale of works from the newly formed Association of the Plague, as well as other works from the Archive.Stay attuned for further Bulletins