Paul Moss

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Paul Moss History and Future

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Paul Moss

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PAUL MOSS

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PAUL MOSS - new website on its way

Europe - Turkey, Germany, Switzerland , France, and Austria

ISEA 2011

Paul Moss profile and gallery at Sabanci University

August/September/October

I recently travelled to the Netherlands

I shot video and photographed 4 shows, MuteSounds, Senity, Hikoikoi and Shapeshifter.

I travelled to Turkey to shoot a documentary of my exhibition, Second Nature, as part of the Istanbul Biennale, with ISEA2011. shot stills and video of protest at Taksim Square and The Blue Mosque.

I travelled to Germany and protested the dolphins in captivity at Duisburg Zoo shooting stills and video.

I travelled to Switzerland just to have a look, and to France to see a Nuclear Power Station, and to Vienna to consult on some electronics and lighting for a global show company.

I returned to New Zealand early, in mid october, to recover from serious trauma in Europe.

We created blog videos as a performance project, and blogged from all over the world. see more sometime....

I can only learn. and live.

2011-06-02T01:27:00.002+12:00

"Paul Moss is a ‘New Media’ artist, specialising in astro-photography and astro-video, for entertainment, illustrative purposes, and art gallery installations, and has been published in newspaper and magazine articles, CD covers, posters, calendar’s/almanac’s, including the NZ award winning book, ‘Astronomy Aotearoa’. Paul organises events with telescopes on the street, live music performances, runs camera crews for documentaries and live video screens at major music and cultural festivals, and performs as vj, dj and dubmaster moza. Paul was awarded a global gold medal for ‘Most Outstanding Individual’ for record breaking astronomy events IYA2009."
"Paul is StarPeace Ambassador for New Zealand and National Organiser for Sidewalk Astronomers for New Zealand. He runs Astronomy Aotearoa and Sharing Space astronomy groups, and is a founding member of both Levin Stargazers and KiwiSpace. He has been interviewed about art and astronomy by National Television, Radio, and Newspapers, and is currently displayed in an audio-visual at Carter Observatory" "Paul has exhibited at major galleries across New Zealand and is selected for exhibition in Istanbul."
"Paul is an international speaker at major conferences across Australia, Fiji and New Zealand."

2011-02-03T16:18:00.002+13:00

check out my youtube for lots of new and interesting video's, esp the timelapses, music, and stuff! Paul Moss YouTube Video http://www.youtube.com/user/mozasaur?feature=mhum

Paul Moss Official Fan Site

2010-09-28T13:16:00.003+13:00

Paul Moss Official Fan Site

The new official fan site is at http://paul-moss.webs.com/ Looking at how google images might actually get the right image for the search... Images of Paul Moss

2007-06-12T17:18:00.001+12:00

Astronomy in New Zealand NZ

all about astronomy in New Zealand, by Paul Moss.

Wellington South Coast - Te Rae Kai Hau Point at Night - Leave this beautiful place just as it is, awesome...

All about the SKY in New Zealand

cheers all... Paul Moss

Paul Moss Web Presence History and Future

2007-06-12T16:56:00.000+12:00

Paul Moss History and Future

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Noticing that Blogger is ranking highly and my blogs have climbed my google results for Paul Moss I have made this blog to let you all know I am up to lots in all sorts of areas and this is relatively minor, but is a core interest that i have let go of for a while, but it seems to take care of itself....

cheers all.. see what happens next.. all in good fun with my tongue definitely in my cheek..Paul moss... moza//

2007-05-31T15:54:00.001+12:00

A fresh new gallery of images taken by Ray Ching and Paul Moss 31st May 2007 are posted at the GADOT website Gallery #13, and #14.

go here: www.gadot.org.nz

I have created two galleries: the first, gallery 13, is the standard 300 pixel thumbnail linked to it's 1024 pixel larger image, which are stunning. The thumbnail is often a bit drab as its the whole pic shrunk.

The second gallery, number 14 is a bit special; The 300 pixel thumbs are cropped directly from the original and are often 600pixel but resized by the browser so they are full of detail, and the linked enlargements are full size originals although some are cropped and adjusted for brightness and contrast.

The point is to make available some real life experiences for children, and others, to be able to scan around a HUGE pic and see what its really like in those rock pools, even closer than the human eye at the site. Almost a microscope in fact. A universe full of wonder and delights.. an awesome experience. A marine education exercise.

The images are large enough to print large for decoration or education, you choose. Enjoy!!!

Paul Moss..
Publish Post

Te Rae Kai Hau Point Wellington New Zealand

2007-05-28T14:24:00.000+12:00

This is my first blog about Te Rae Kai Hau Point (aka Te Raekaihau Point). This location is under threat to development, and is fiercly opposed by a numebr of individuals and groups, full information is available at http://www.gadot.org.nz and more at http://www.sky.org.nz and even more at http://www.savethepoint.org.nz . As the dark sky is my personal concern, and shared by many worldwide. The dark sky is under threat at this location and I have worked very hard to show as many people as possible that this development is simply a dumb idea. Some of the components of the idea are awesome and could be implemented at other locations where they would be much more appropriately deployed.

Read Bryan Pepperell's blog about this, from a City Councillors point of view, and remember this is a Wellington City Council supported project, mostly for tourism income stream for the city, but 'wrapped' in educational terms and said to be 'for the greater good of the nation' but actually destroying some environment in the process and destroying the current educational process at that site.

I personally researched much of the information available and delved deeply into the process that I found to be seriously flawed in so many ways; I presented my results both graphically and in text and spoken word to the second resource consent hearing on 3 occassions. I spoke on behalf of the Wellington Astronomical Society (http://www.was.org.nz) and Sharing Space (http://www.astronomy.net.nz) and requested no increase in light at all; an advisory was added to the consent as a direct result of that objection. read the wcc pdf.

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The astronomical community in Wellington have only one suitable dark sky place left to view the sky, especially if they wish to observe to the south - like the aurora australis. That is Te Raekaihau Point. Euan McQueen, chair of the resource consent hearing relating to the proposed aquarium, said that he had heard many requests for light, but this was his first for darkness. Abridged, from George Jones, RSNZ Wellington Branch email list newsletter, 13 April 2007.

"261. The Commissioners heard submissions about the particular value of the site, with a near total lack of reflected light, for astronomical observations when weather conditions are suitable. It was noted that there are very few sites in urban Wellington where there is no intrusion of artificial light or reflected light, which gives Te Raekaihau Point a status of rarity for such observations.

262. This is noted as a more than minor effect with regard to the astronomical society. However, during the applicants right of reply they said that this could be mitigated at observation times by use of shutters and reducing lights. The Commissioners have added an advisory note that the applicant liaise with the astronomical society in this regard." note complete consent text available at http://www.wcc.govt.nz ""

Add your comment here to this blog or directly to the wikipedia article here: http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te_Raekaihau_Point

cheers all... great to be of service to you on this critical issue to our environment and health.

paul moss moza//

Paul Moss

2007-05-28T13:48:00.000+12:00

This is the first blog at this site