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Share this article International Artists Celebrate Skateboarding In Eight Inch Blunt Exhibition Including a silent auction of an original dot painting skateboard by indigenous artist Mary Oliver.
The Corner Gallery in Perth, Western Australia will soon launch a group exhibition of works that celebrate the world of skateboarding. Entitled “Eight Inch Blunt,” the presentation will feature various artworks including paintings, photography, mixed-media pieces and more. Participating artists in the show are from across the globe, including Australian artist David The Robot, American artist Jimbo Phillips, British artist Eloise Dorr, Belgian artist Quentin de Briey and Panamanian artist Rafael Gonzalez.
Accompanying the exhibition is a series of skate ramps that will be installed throughout the gallery which will be skated by rising local skaters in Perth shot by Jake Rotham and Rowan White. The skateboarding sessions will contribute to an ins
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Tiffany Traverse will be partnering with a team of researchers from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada to study the impact of different manures including donkey manure on soil health. Photo provided by Tiffany Traverse
For Tiffany Traverse, the next two growing seasons will be busy studying beans, oats and lots of dung.
The Peace Country farmer is collaborating with two federal soil scientists to study how different kinds of manure can enhance the region’s clay-filled soil. But unlike most government research, which focuses on large-scale farming, the project will look at small-scale agriculture and blend western agricultural science and Indigenous farming methods.