Michael Brennan

2 weeks ago | innoosamagazine.com.au | Michael Brennan

What is it to be human with Noosa Regional Gallery Image source: Photographer Liam Young This is my second article for this edition of IN Noosa Magazine. I usually only write the one. And this one relates to my other article on the next page. I won’t rehash it here though – read the following pages if you’re curious. I only mention it because of the common theme – artists imagining possible futures.

2 weeks ago | innoosamagazine.com.au | Michael Brennan

Use Your Imagination at Noosa Regional Gallery Image source: Contributed Things have been getting a bit tense around here. I know – that’s the same opening line that I’ve used in our ad on the opposite page – they told me no one would read our ad. That I’ve only got three seconds to capture people’s attention… no one’s going to read a slab of text in an ad… blah, blah, blah! I told them I didn’t think anyone was reading my articles either, so what’s the difference?

4 weeks ago | dvidshub.net | Michael Brennan

0 SAN DIEGO, CA (May 22, 2025) – Distinguished Visitors from the Chosin Few Exclusive Fraternity of Honor toured the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Chosin (CG 65), May 22, 2025. The Chosin Few toured the ship and taught lessons to the crew about the Battle of the Chosin Reservoir, which the ship is named after. USS Chosin is home ported in San Diego, California.

4 weeks ago | dvidshub.net | Michael Brennan

0 On 28 May, 2025 USS Chosin welcomed Marine Aircraft Group 11 Ground Supply from Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, 3D Marine Aircraft Wing for a special promotion ceremony. On USS Chosin's Fos'cle, Captain McFarlin promoted 1st Lt. Waldron and Lt.j.g. Austin. USS Chosin is home ported in San Diego, California.

Mar 18, 2025 | innoosamagazine.com.au | Michael Brennan

Brutal Beauty at Studio One Noosa Image source: Photographer The Faceless Artist Ruins can be captivating things. Potent with romance and nostalgia, they’re the stuff of poetry and painting, where our impermanence and vulnerability are reflected back to us through images of robust structures overcome by the slow but ceaseless marching of time. Vines wrap around ornate columns. Trees topple walls of carefully carved stone.