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Empty Source!
Ian Strange journeys throughout America to create suburban interventions, questioning the stability and permanence of the 'Home'.
In response to the devastating Christchurch Earthquake of 2011, Ian Strange creates light based works which reflect the human stories of the homes slated for demolition to help the homeowners and community grieve their loss.
Ian Strange creates 'Landed' and 'Shadow', two gothic works which explore the dark side of suburbia and post-colonial Australia.
From his New York base, Ian Strange travels throughout the world to explore the meaning of 'Home' in different cultures.
11.01.2017 Galaxies collide in stunning picture
A NEW image captured by NASA Hubble space telescope shows ‘doomed duo’ galaxies colliding and then trying to destroy one another.
11.01.2017 Apple’s biggest product since the iPhone
APPLE could be set to make its biggest new product announcement since the iPhone, with the company believed to be working on a game changer.
ONE of the world’s most spectacular clouds made a dramatic entrance for passengers on an Adelaide-bound jet.
11.01.2017 Towns ‘too hot to wear shorts’
SYDNEY and Brisbane are hot but there are two towns redefining the word “scorcher” and adopting bizarre solutions for dealing with the heat.
11.01.2017 Two degrees for price of one
In the higher education equivalent of a fast-food value meal, at least one US university is dangling tuition-free professional graduate degrees.
11.01.2017 The gadget for the perfect coffee
IF you buy a large cappuccino you may find it is quite cold by the time you get to the bottom. Thankfully, there is now a solution to this.
11.01.2017 Netflix has created a video game
IF DOMINATING the streaming industry wasn’t enough, Netflix has just launched its very first video game, which features characters from its own shows.
YOU could avoid peak hour traffic congestion and overcrowded public transport by flying to work. Yes, flying. It’s something that could actually happen.
10.01.2017 Pollen-shifter takes a bow
A tiny mammal which consumes its own body weight in sugar each day is key to pollinating thousands of plant species.
10.01.2017 These guys are not exactly ‘dole bludgers’
DOCTORS from a top Australian university say they too were hit with erroneous Centrelink debt notices — and even a PhD can’t sort out the mess.
10.01.2017 Chilean navy can’t explain ‘UFO’
THE Chilean navy has admitted it can’t explain a video filmed by its pilots showing a UFO in the country’s airspace.
10.01.2017 Earthquake hits Philippines island
BREAKING: A major undersea earthquake measuring 7.3 has struck the Philippines southeast of the island Jolo.
28.06.2016 ‘And I thought I was having a bad day’
DAVID Cameron has mocked Labour as dozens of MPs quit, but there is grim financial news for the UK — and Australia — in the wake of the Brexit vote.
28.06.2016 ‘Don’t do this, they’re our kids’
THE husband of a Texas woman who fatally shot the couple’s two daughters, begged her in vain not to kill them.
27.06.2016 Manslaughter probe in EgyptAir crash
PROSECUTORS have opened a manslaughter investigation into last month’s EgyptAir plane crash, saying there is as yet no link to terrorism.
27.06.2016 John Oliver’s spectacular Brexit rant
JOHN Oliver has launched a spectacular tirade at his fellow Brits over the Brexit vote. WARNING: Coarse language.
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