User:Hamiltonstone

Hamiltonstone is a researcher with an interest in Australian politics, public administration and art. Hamilton will only be an occasional Wikicitizen.

Hamiltonstone...

This user is of multiple ancestries.

This user eats raspberries.

This user loves deadlines. They love the whooshing sound they make as they go by.

Violet

This user loves the colour violet.

This user once wanted to be like Joan of Arc but then read how the story ended.

This user is best described as Ch ao s walking on 2 le gs.

User:UBX fishy

This user is interested in volcanoes.

This user is interested in
art history.

This user should have bought a squirrel.

This user is a participant in WikiProject Iceland.

Pages to which I have been making significant (?!) contributions

Australian Senate
Australian Senate committees
Category: Australian Aboriginal artists (generally identifying missing entries, sorting out links, refs)
Indigenous Australian art
Irina Dunn, writer and former politician
Lloyd Rees, artist
Minnie Pwerle, artist
Murujuga, also known as Burrup, in Western Australia
Nuclear Disarmament Party
Politics of Australia

Pages I have created, and which hopefully will take wing

Robert Stone, silversmith
Michael Eather, artist and gallerist
Michael Riley, artist
Paddy Bedford, artist
Aubrey Gibson, Australian businessman and art collector
Þórarinn Þorláksson, Icelandic artist
(William) Robert Wood, Senator (briefly) for New South Wales
Freddy Timms, Indigenous artist
Júlíana Sveinsdóttir, Icelandic artist
Art of Iceland
McCaughey Prize, an Australian art prize
Timms (surname)
Brian Gibson, Australian politician
Eggleston (disambiguation)
Forshaw (surname)
Heffernan (surname)
HIV/AIDS in Australia
Peter Duncan (Australian politician)

And for my next trick(s)...

A page on sculptor Donna Marcus.
A page on former Senator Chris Puplick.
Some work on Icelandic pages, particularly Constitution of Iceland.
Maybe one day - tidying up and referencing Art of Australia.

In the long run

I'd like to see Australian Indigenous artist pages generally achieve at least the standards of two of my favourites, Andy Goldsworthy (UK) and Tom Thompson (Canada)

Other stuff

My sandbox is here: User:Hamiltonstone/Sandbox

Spots in WP I'm always trying to find: