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Busy in Nippon

Im in Tokyo this week for work, well… One meeting for work and a few days having a look around this incredible city. So far I have just visited stores, design related, famous Architecture, artists and some pretty incredible custom bike builders, both fixed wheel peddlers and old 70’s motorbikes. Awesome, every genre of every sub-culture has specialty stores here. Anyway, thought Id post a few happy snaps, not great quality as they are off my i-phone, travelling light.

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Head Case Opening!

The opening night of Head Case was a huge success! If you missed our exciting, emotive, challenging, inspiring and informative exhibition… check out the images below (thanks to Henrik at Proud Mother). With a crowd of over 350 people, a beautiful speech by The Age columnist Catherine Deveny and almost all the fabulous artworks sold, we think we did alright! The People’s Choice Award Winner went to Louise Steinfort (last image below), for her work ‘Expression In The Dark’. Thanks to everyone who came along and supported… and especially to those involved who helped us raise awareness of Acquired Brain Injury…

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Head Case installation

The installation of our inaugural Head Case exhibition was… well… 14 hours of hard yakka! Thanks to an incredible team of about 30 people who worked tirelessly (and voluntarily) transporting 53 pieces of X-board up from the basement of The Sofitel on Collins to our space on the promenade. We stuck down 600 pieces of double-sided tape, trimmed, drilled, glued, stuck, screwed, measured, carried, pasted, (ate pizza), positioned, placed, hung, pinned… and then went home and crashed. Thanks everyone for an enormous effort!

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Büro North in the Herald Sun

Tonight we are launching our ‘Headcase Exhibition’ (read more about it here) at The Sofitel in Melbourne as part of the ‘Brain Injury National Conference’. The exhibition opens at 6pm and runs until Wednesday 3rd September. There was also a little article about our pro-bono work, and the exhibition in the Herald Sun last week with Skye and I doing our best cheesy grins, see it here.