Nostalgia for nights out in Carlisle in the 1990s and early 2000s have seen clients queuing up for artist Krista Presch’s prints and coasters Did you prefer Front Page or Fat Fingers or hanging out on the stairs up to Pagoda? Do you remember reading the graffiti outside the Twisted Wheel and dressing to impress at Buskers? For nightclubbers in the 1990s and early 2000s these were the places to be seen, the highlight of a night out in Carlisle. Now artist Krista Presch has preserved memories of some great times in a series of prints that capture the character of some of the city’s best loved venues of the past. In her late teens at the time, and a regular at the clubs, Krista was able to draw on her own experience in bringing them to life once again.
Nostalgia for nights out in Carlisle in the 1990s and early 2000s have seen clients queuing up for artist Krista Presch’s prints and coasters Did you prefer Front Page or Fat Fingers or hanging out on the stairs up to Pagoda? Do you remember reading the graffiti outside the Twisted Wheel and dressing to impress at Buskers? For nightclubbers in the 1990s and early 2000s these were the places to be seen, the highlight of a night out in Carlisle. Now artist Krista Presch has preserved memories of some great times in a series of prints that capture the character of some of the city’s best loved venues of the past. In her late teens at the time, and a regular at the clubs, Krista was able to draw on her own experience in bringing them to life once again.
Queensland s new rules will require anyone coming from Greater Sydney or the Central Coast to be tested on arrival and to self-isolate until they receive a negative result. This is about making sure we keep all Queenslanders safe while people travel around all the Christmas holidays, Queensland s Health Minister Yvette D Ath said.
The Tasmanian government declared Greater Sydney a medium-risk area on Saturday, meaning that from midnight any arrivals from Sydney are to go into quarantine either in a suitable residence or hotel. Travellers from the northern beaches are barred from the state. I understand the consequences of this decision at this time of year, Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein said.