James Otter – Do Make: The power of your own two hands

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James Otter – Do Make: The power of your own two handsWe are all makers. From brewing our morning coffee to folding a paper aeroplane, we find it satisfying to create something that didnt exist before. And it isnt just about the outcome. Making requires us to slow down and become absorbed in the process: an antidote to our fast paced world. James Otter is an award winning wooden surfboard maker with a passion for craftsmanship and the ocean. In Do Make, he invites us to rediscover the joy of making. By

investigative journalism

From the mundane to the mystical symbols are totems that give order to the chaos and also help define ourselves as a tribe

Photographs of Yarra River sites and neon sculptural works at historic points of intervention

We’re left to consider both the spatial and the relational qualities of the sequence and the image

' writes Brian Kuan Wood of the digital visual worlds that the artist presents

Australian artist and designer Stephen Ormandy has spent the past 15 years expanding on his personal artistic practice to further acclaim

and taking the actual pictures

Peter Grass

gigantic warehouses and data centres (Rem Koolhaas)

Shelter Press (St Martin)

he approached German publisher Spector Booksabout the possibility of turning the photos and interview material into a book

exploring the history