2012 saw him exploring new frontiers through indie studio 22cans.
Having never ventured outside Sydney harbour before, they accompanied the English on globe-trotting voyages, witnessing the founding of new settlements and helping to explore new frontiers.
They stood on their own, ready to explore new frontiers of economic and political organisation at home and new opportunities for trade overseas.
Aborigines, who were prized for their ability to find water, catch fish, trap kangaroos and track runaway convicts, also helped to explore new frontiers and establish new colonial settlements.
Somehow, talk of "the spirit of free entrepreneurship", or exploring new frontiers on the USS Entrepreneurship, doesn't exactly set the pulse racing.Colin Lynch Cairns, Australia* Letter appears online only.
Global Pulse, Mr. Kirkpatrick said, is exploring new frontiers in knowledge with its real-time tracking of what is happening to people, not to sell them something but to target development efforts.
"I don't really enjoy the big mega-festivals with so many stages – but smaller, artist-friendly and artist-curated festivals can be a wonderful excuse to gather community and explore new frontiers essentially.
The images were of little use to the small group of undergraduate students and their pioneering lecturer who, in early 1960s Lebanon, were radically attempting to explore new frontiers at the height of the international space race.
A self-distributed movie like "Ballast," which is cast with African-American nonactors and is about down-and-out characters (and opens at Film Forum in October), is compelling its champions to think outside the art-house box and explore new frontiers and demographics, like black churches and Southern audiences.
Computer-aided design on the Internet/Intranet is exploring new frontiers in the design environment.
