SHIFTAZINE is about celebrating what is out there, already in your life, right in front of you. SHIFTAZINE aims to give some useful insights, to pose some questions, and to make you look at everything differently. Hopefully, it will help shift the contemporary perception of beauty and aesthetics. SHIFTAZINE is created by Jacqueline Hill and is associated with DESIGNASAW.
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ENJOY; ISSUE; INTERESTING PLACES; INTERIORS; JOYDAY; WALLISM:THE SEMIOTICS OF WALLS; STREET FINDS; SHIFT HOW WE SEE; FASHION; ART; COLOUR
18 June 2014
15 June 2014
11 June 2014
The sweetness of the twilight...
Take some unused shipping containers, place them in an unused dockland right in the middle of a thriving city, add food, music and lights and the rest comes of its own accord.
In
November 2013, Brisbane's Northshore suburd Hamilton, welcomed the opening of a
unique shipping container-based market called, Eat Street Markets.
With more than 50 shipping containers
specially reconfigured as mini-restaurants, bars, galleries and produce stores, the markets aim to recreate the ambiance of a South-East Asian night market. www.northshorehamilton.com.au/?name=Eat-Street-Markets
Open on Friday and Saturdays from 4.00pm till 10.00pm, and on
Sunday from 11.00am till 7:00pm on the river right next door to Portside
Hamilton, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
10 June 2014
The threads of a good idea
At an opening last night I was almost more
drawn to a wonderful jacket worn by someone than to
the beautiful art on the walls.
I just had to ask where he had acquired
it... New York, Paris, Sydney?
“Oh I made this myself. I just bought this
tapestry from a Vinnie’s for $5.00 and then I sewed
it on the back of this jacket.”
This is a great example of shiftazine
thinking.
So go to your nearest charity store or church
fete and see what beautiful tapestries or pieces of
fabric that will transform a jacket or coat that has
lingered in your wardrobe.
20 May 2014
Colour Book: A world of colour in tomatoes
Once a friend of mine said she did not feel comfortable about eating a tomatoes that was not red, because that is the colour they are suppose to be.
But tomatoes were first known as pomodoro, which mean 'apple of gold'...so you see tomatoes were golden at first.
Now they are of all colours from purple to green and every other joyous hue in between.
They are the super food. They are an inspiration to cooks and eaters alike.
Long live tomatoes.
09 April 2014
06 April 2014
27 March 2014
The 'Peasant' Culture of Brisbane
A few months back shiftazine ran an article looking at
murals and how it takes some bravery to create one.
The Barracks in Brisbane Australia, boosts
a bar called Peasant that has murals over all the walls and ceiling.
The murals were created by
a well known local graffiti artist, who while painting these beautiful murals
jokingly commented that prior to the Barracks' reinvention
from a derelict government building to a groovy shopping and dining precinct,
he use to break
into the building to create his graffiti on the very same walls.
Now the bars in the precinct pay him to create this
beautiful art. Just love a touch of irony.
TRADING HOURS: Monday to Sunday:
Dinner from 5:00pm till late; Wednesday to Sunday:
Lunch from 12 till 3:00pm
T: (07) 3367 8066
www.peasant.com.au
Peasant Restaurant
has been named best overall in Brisbane at the 2011 Savour Australia Awards for
Excellence!
61 Petrie Terrace
(top of Caxton Street), Brisbane QLD Australia 4000
25 March 2014
20 March 2014
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