Justin Smirk
Justin Smirk
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Justin Smirk is a New Zealand-born artist known professionally as Justin Smirk.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born on 1973 in Auckland, New Zealand. Unfortunately, there is limited information available about his passing or current status.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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New Zealander, Artist.
Early Life and Background
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Growing up in Auckland, Justin Smirk was exposed to a vibrant art scene from an early age. He developed a keen interest in the world of art which would later shape his career as a renowned artist.
Major Accomplishments
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Smirk's work is characterized by its bold, often provocative style and use of everyday objects in unexpected ways. His most notable series include "The Endless Summer" (2004) and "Tunnel Vision" (2011). These works have garnered significant attention internationally and solidified his position as one of New Zealand's leading contemporary artists.
Notable Works or Actions
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In addition to his solo exhibitions, Smirk has participated in numerous group shows around the world. He has collaborated with other prominent artists on various projects, including a large-scale public art installation titled "The Endless Summer" at Sydney's Bondi Beach (2004).
Impact and Legacy
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Justin Smirk's innovative approach to contemporary art has left an indelible mark on the art world. His unique ability to capture the essence of everyday life through his thought-provoking works continues to inspire artists and enthusiasts alike.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Smirk's commitment to pushing boundaries in the art world has earned him a reputation as one of the most influential figures in contemporary New Zealand art. His work not only challenges viewers' perceptions but also sparks meaningful conversations about the role of art in society.
Smirk's legacy extends beyond his own body of work, as he continues to inspire emerging artists through various workshops and lectures. As a testament to his dedication to nurturing artistic talent, his influence can be seen in the next generation of New Zealand artists who are carrying on his tradition of innovation and creativity.
Through his thought-provoking works, Justin Smirk has cemented his place among the most significant voices in contemporary art. His commitment to challenging norms and pushing boundaries continues to inspire a new wave of creatives, ensuring his work remains relevant for years to come.
Quotes by Justin Smirk
The highs are getting higher and so are the lows. The only way to break that cycle is a negative demand shock or a positive supply shock, neither of which seem likely in the short to medium term.
There was a shortage of capacity before Katrina, which got worse, and which is now under threat from Rita.
This is a volatile market which is extremely jittery about supply shocks. The hurricane season is still in full-swing and the market can only focus on that right now.
What people are feeling is that Iran is a longer-term issue. The focus is on the now, and inventory rises continue to suggest an easing in tightness -- not just week to week, but also month to month.
What people are feeling is that Iran is a longer-term issue. The risk to supply is lying much further out, and is still somewhat unclear.
We're dealing with the short-term supply shock now, although there are still further risks as the hurricane season continues.
It doesn't matter how much crude you pump in, you won't have a meaningful effect on prices if you can't get refined product out,
News of a fifth consecutive weekly stock build is putting a general weight on oil prices.
We're being bounced around as robust crude supplies take the cream off a market driven up by geo-political concerns.
The post-drought rebuilding will hold back a bit of the growth and see agriculture still being a negative for 2005-06, but set us up for a very good 2006-07 - assuming average seasonal conditions,