Landscape 16-098
2013, Oil and charcoal on canvas
2013, Oil and charcoal on canvas
2013, Oil and charcoal on canvas
This oil painting was produced in 2013 on 30 canvas panels each 200mm square. The work is a continuation of the landscape theme in the 2013 exhibition
Strings is a short film by Guy Chapman that won the graduating students award for Best Film at City Art Institute in 1991.
The Bob Dylan Revue musically captures the essential story of Dylan’s prolific and creative life. It will entertain, inform and move even the purest of Bobcat fans.
The Tenderhooks band was an originals outfit fronted by Douglass Bishop, singer songwriter (Douglass is in the middle in the image above between Guy Chapman at the front and T-Rev Champion). We played original music around Sydney pubs for a number of years… had a ball.
Twang was an originals band from Sydney, Australia. They played all over town in the ’80s and ’90s
The Dullards got up to all sorts of things… busking, fringe club, kings cross new years eve stripper, harold park, name changes, strawberry hills, punters club in Melbourne, recordings to convert… but for now, here’s one letter of recommendation from John Noble of the Adelaide Fringe Festival…
Small Talk was a contemporary acoustic music show that Douglass Bishop of Tenderhooksmusic held every second Sunday afternoon at a couple of different pubs in Sydney back around 2002-2003.
A covers band that used to play Rock classics from the ’60s & ’70s. The Hotdogs captured the sound of a period when music was raw and real. The five-piece band fronted by Douglass Bishop had a repertoire of great songs from the era of the greats like: Otis Redding, Neil Young, Sam Cooke and Little Richard – to mention just a few.
The Bagel House was a great Sydney cafe, near Taylor square, I played some jazz there in the ’80s with friends in an outfit called Jazabilly, or some times The Dullards. I wonder what became of the Portelli family? Lovely people, think our band played at their house for a birthday some time too.
Well on the first night our little arty theatre show opened at the Adelaide Fringe Festival in March 1990, the first couple of rows were filled with leather-men waiting to see the fist-fucking show.