G/M, your art work has a distinct thread woven through each, and linking each, making your work distinctly your mark/style. I like the choice of colors and tones which catch your eye and that you apply. . -Z Reply

I like the graffitti over the sign, although tagginng is not the best. May be painting the other half of the sign would have been more affective. . -Michael Florrimell Reply

Oh Gerard, it looks cold in London get home quick. We have videos to make, I kind off like these images are they from VIDEO. You can make a 3min one for our DVD special on London in the snow then all Australians will remember just how cold it gets there when we in the sun down here. Sydney hot and loven it mate. See yo soon. . -Michael Florrimel Reply

Gerard, it's started snowing in Bothwell, Tasmania yesterday (1.3.03). Cheers. . -M/Z Reply

Gerard, it started snowing in Bothwell, Tasmania yesterday (1.0.03). Reminds me of the first time I lived in New York, USA. Glad I'm not there. Cheers. . -M/Z Reply

Is this a cats grave uncle. Looks good in the snow. A loven friend no doubt to some poor old sod. Pets are important as freinds everyone so look after them. . -Michael Florrimell Reply

Hi Gerard, I like this art work. You have inspired me to do a series of prints titled: "PET THERAPY". By the way what happened to that great image of the little bunny game? Cheers. . -Warren Flannigan Reply

Well warren,don't really know about that got a bit of unabashed critism,aparntly some need the "politics" to be at the forefront,which is fine there,but there are other genres to explore,thank you for your comments,let me know how your work progresses! . -mr G Reply

"Me too!" . -Z Reply

"What's happening here?" . -Z Reply

Dont know if the guy in the photo is looking for Jesus or having a fag. Was the statue crying at the time of the photo. There has been a case in Australia recently of a mary crying. . -Richy Rich Reply

There is a person in Launceston, Tasmania who "charges/donations" to let people view their crying Madonna. I think the idol was bought from the Phillipines. . -Michael Zschech Reply

Another still from Gerards Culure and Rubbish video. This public Icon is one of millions the world over. Cheek any good grave yard for a looksee. The guy with the fag dont look to impressed though. . -Michael Florrimell Reply

Maybe the guy with the cig. is dealing personally with shades of a communist attitude, and the degree of exhailing of the smoke amount, revealed his degree of confrontation in a "FREE" society? Would there have been as large a cloud of smoke if he was viewing his naked mother-in-law? . -M/Z Reply

Where is hillingdon heath. This photo reminds me of a Mike Kelly work lots of disgarded stuff. . -Richy Rich Reply

Kind of looks like someone has been playing tennis in the backyard. Make shift is good you dont need all the hyped tennis gear that comes with the idea of playing tennis . -Susan Watts Reply

Good to see the colour green being used. . -Michael Zschech Reply

This still, is from Gerard Morrissey's video, Rubbish and Culture. In the first part of the video we see Gerard dancing in the rain. In the second half we see rubbish on the English landscape. Scrapped cars, street junk gallore. Kind of reminds me of the act of the performance in public place. Its what act you want to display/show on your personal level, Gerard chooses dancing, others feel its ok to litter the public area with their crap. Keep Dancing Gerard. . -Michael Florrimell Reply

I like to be able to do the "Fandango, Tanguillo and the Zambra" professionally and properly. . -M/Z Reply

Gerard Morrisey is an artist living in London, this is his 1999 exchange portfolio print. The work is a combination of print meduims with chin coll'e of plastics. Themes of figures and architecture in combination with fluro colours set up a chic big city scene. Vogue, Wallpaper, Face and other groovy magazines encourage this type of work but Morrisey provides the goods first hand in original hands on work. . -Michael Florrimell Reply

thanks mic, the image is a collage of things i was interested in at the time>mainly revolving around the council tower block which can dominate the sky line here in londons east end,but always in london commerse is every-where and even in this deprived area we can view luminious billboards selling big brands>mainly intended 4 the home county daily commuters. i chose lime green because it stands out and is a challenge+too many printmakers confine themselvs in learnt methods and materials>so 4 me it was liberating to print on the floor with wood blocks and a wooden spoon!>not to mention cheap! . -gerard Reply