Stereopresence

Child’s Play, The Australian

Thursday 27 October 94 Child’s Play Not many of us think architecture is child’s play. John Andrews does. Professor of Interior Design at the Royal… Read More

Posted: October 19th, 1994
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“High ideals at a price”, The Australian, 22-23 Oct, 1994.

Credit cards by Ross Harley I used to imagine I could do anything with my credit card. Not because it was anything special, but because… Read More

Posted: October 19th, 1994
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Architectural Details, The Australian, September 94

Architectural Details What makes for a great house in the twentieth century? A combination of functionality, attention to detail, and domestic harmony no doubt. A… Read More

Posted: September 19th, 1994
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Image Control, The Australian

Image Control I went looking for a new CD player last week. The choice came down to either a Sony or a Philips. Everything in… Read More

Posted: August 19th, 1994
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Gordon Andrews: a design original

Wednesday 1 Dec >>Gordon Andrews: a design original

Posted: August 19th, 1994
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Contemporary Australian Architecture

Contemporary Australian Architecture Ross Harley Australian architects are a lucky lot. Really. Unlike many of their peers in other parts of the world, a good… Read More

Posted: August 19th, 1994
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Airport 94, The Australian, 1994.

Airport 94 Airports are the city gates of our time. As entrance to a place of arrival or gateway to the rest of the world… Read More

Posted: August 19th, 1994
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The Digital Garden V.4

The Digital Garden V.4, 5 channel video-computer projection installation, “Experimenta”, Melbourne, 1994. From the catalogue: Ross Harley THE DIGITAL GARDEN The Digital Garden is an… Read More

Posted: August 5th, 1994
Filed under: Video

Woman in Room 32

Woman in Room 32, video installation, Regents Court, Sydney, 1994.

Posted: August 5th, 1994
Filed under: Video

“Dig: An Archaeology of Spielberg’s ‘Jurassic Park’”, Fifth International Symposium on Electronic Art Proceedings, Helsinki, August, Helsinki, World Wide Web, http://isea.com.uqam.ca, 1994. Machines in the… Read More

Posted: August 5th, 1994
Filed under: Words

An Eccentric Orbit

Co-editor with Peter Callas and Alessio Cavallaro, An Eccentric Orbit: Video Art in Australia, American Federation of Arts, New York, 1994, 32pp. An Eccentric Orbit… Read More

Posted: August 5th, 1994
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Learning to Drive

Motion Landscape Video Series Ross Rudesch Harley [First published in Cantrills Filmnotes, No75/76, Nov 1994 Notes] Travelling Cinema I can still remember those long childhood… Read More

Posted: August 2nd, 1994
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American Design, The Australian, June 1994

American Design In America you can buy anything your heart desires. I mean *anything*. And why not? What else would you expect in the land… Read More

Posted: June 19th, 1994
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Design Heroes, The Australian, 1994

Monday 11 April Design Heroes Ross Harley He had what friends called “a genial knack of pushing himself to the front”. He could redesign a… Read More

Posted: April 19th, 1994
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Kika

Friday 29 April Kika I’ve been watching “Today’s Worst”, a tacky tabloid TV show. Victoria Abril appears dressed-to-video in an outrageous Jean Paul Gaultier leather… Read More

Posted: April 19th, 1994
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Drive Installation

Posted: April 6th, 1994
Filed under: Video

“Style gurus put the boot in”, The Australian, 5-6 Mar, 1994.

Walking Machines Ross Harley If the footwear designers and marketing directors get their way, many of us won’t be wearing shoes for much longer. We’ll… Read More

Posted: March 19th, 1994
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“Can’t beat a good ad campaign”, The Australian, 19-20 Mar, 1994.

Coke Was It Ross Harley Delicious. Refreshing. Ice cold. Coca-Cola was always more than a bubbly tooth-rotting soft drink. It is one of the most… Read More

Posted: March 19th, 1994
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“Remodelling an architectural legend”, The Australian, 26-27 Mar, 1994.

The Wright Way He’s either the greatest architectural genius or the biggest charlatan of this century. His reputation for designing inspirational buildings with leaky roofs… Read More

Posted: March 19th, 1994
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“Neo-baggy: more soul than sold out”, The Australian, 5-6 Feb, 1994.

Living Extra Large Ross Harley Dancefloor style has provided the impetus for many an assault on culture. Preferring to make their moves from the vantage… Read More

Posted: February 19th, 1994
Filed under: Words

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