Fin
Shawn Connell
2017
Three Collections by Paul Bobko, opening at Art + Method Friday February 3rd. Graphic and edgy imagery that needs to fill every room of the Ace Hotel or the 60 x 40" statement photograph that elevates you from an art admirer to art collector.
Thunnus Albacares
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Yellowfin Tuna
Yellowfin tuna are a large pelagic species that can grow up to 2.1m and 200kg. Yellowfin are found throughout the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Globally, the biomass of large pelagic species such as Yellowfin and other tuna has plummeted to a fraction of what existed pre industrialized fishing.
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Portunus Pelagicus
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Blue Swimmer Crab
Blue swimmer crabs inhabit the coastal waterways of mainland Australia and are found throughout the indo-Pacific. Portunus Pelagicus’ paddle-like hind legs make them excellent swimmers. Females, known as 'jennies', are less colorful than males.
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Coryphaena Hippurus
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Mahi Mahi
The Mahi-mahi – also known as Dolphinfish - inhabits tropical and warm temperate waters worldwide. It is a fast growing fish, able to attain weights of more than 20lb within its first year and sexual maturity within 6 months. The electric blues and greens of the Mahi-mahi fade soon after death.
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Zeus Faber
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John Dory
John Dory inhabit temperate marine waters of the Eastern Atlantic and Indo-West Pacific. A distinctive eye–like marking on the side of their body acts to ward off predators and is said to be the thumb print of the apostle St Peter, who brought a fish to Jesus.
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Scomber Australasicus
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Blue Mackerel
Blue Mackerel are a schooling pelagic species found in tropical and temperate waters of the Pacific Ocean. Small pelagic species such as Blue Mackerel play a vital role in the marine food chain, and aside from humans are predated by large fish such as sharks and tuna, sea birds, seals and dolphins.
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Plectropomus Leopardus
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Coral Trout
Coral trout are found in tropical marine waters of the Indo-west Pacific. Coral trout can alter their coloration in response to their mood, surroundings, or time of day. Unprecedented recent bleaching events in the Great Barrier Reef have had a significant impact on the coral reefs they inhabit.
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Helicolenus Barathri
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Bigeye Ocean Perch
Bigeye ocean perch are found in south-east Australia on the upper slope of the continental shelf at depths of 250-800m. Bigeye ocean perch is a slow-growing species than can live for up to 60 years, making it vulnerable to overfishing.
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Maccullochella Peelii
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Murray Cod
The Murray cod is the largest freshwater fish in Australia, growing to 6 feet in length and more than 200 lb. As a result of over-fishing, habitat destruction, and salinity in its natural range in the Murray Darling basin, the species is listed as vulnerable. Commercial fishing for wild stocks ceased in 2000 with demand for the species now met by aquaculture.
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Centroberyx Affinis
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Redfish
Redfish are a schooling species found in deep coastal and oceanic waters of Southern Australia. As a slow growing species that can live for more than 30 years, Redfish are susceptible to overfishing with stocks significantly depleted.
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Chelidonichthys Cuculus
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Red Gurnard
Red gurnard inhabit much of the Australian coastline, ranging from sandy bays and estuaries to a depth of 200 meters. The Red gurnard’s brightly colored pectoral fins look remarkably similar to a butterfly’s wings and are thought to be used to startle prey.
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