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Segundo um dos catadores que tinha exatamente a minha idade e que tive a
infelicidade de esquecer o nome, não foi nada fácil começar a trabalhar
desde pivete no lixão. Contudo, ele me contou que conseguiu tirar tudo o que
precisava pra ter uma infância digna em Canabrava, pois o desperdício da
população é "coisa de louco". Ele me disse que achava muitas roupas e
brinquedos em bom estado e que já viu gente achando até boas quantias
em doláres e euro, além de incontáveis objetos praticamente novos . Ai
perguntei o que de mais bizarro já tinham achado por lá e ele me
respondendeu com a maior naturalidade: "Um bebê".
Já ouvi dezenas de relatos como esse conversando com catadores de grandes
cidades, e minha visão sobre o lixo que produzimos mudou muito. Passei a
enxergar o que conhecemos por "lixo" com outros olhos, pois é do
"lixo" que milhões de pessoas no Brasil tiram o seu sustento honestamente e
é no "lixo" que esse lixo de sociedade descarta coisas em bom estado só
porque da menos trabalho do que doar pra alguém que precisa.
Roanoke really isn't the place to find graffiti and street art.
However one wall downtown has some very interesting pieces from the artist known as Toobz.
More info here:Toobz - Street Art and Graffitil
For those interested in Street Art and Graffiti be sure to check out the movie Exit Through the Gift Shop
I'm hoping to get to NY this coming year and can't wait to see some of Banksy's work.
Foto original de um peso de vidro usado para segurar papéis em escritorio. Com o Photoshop e PhotoFilter consegui fazer esta e outras variações sobre o tema.
Original photo of a weight of glass used to hold papers in office. With Photoshop and PhotoFilter could do this and other variations on the theme.
Artist: Peter Geisser , Mika Seeger , Student Inmates at the Rhode Island Training School
Location: Rhode Island Training School
Installation Date: October 1, 2009
Summary: The mural covers 8 sections of a main hallway, spanning over 80 feet of the Rhode Island Training School facility, which houses over 100 student inmates.
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عمل فني مستوحى من ادوات التعذيب التي استخدمها الجيش العراقي البائد في تعذيب الشهداء
مصنوعه من بقايا الحرب العراقيه على الكويت
من الخشب و"الفشق"<<رؤوس الرصاص
Art Everywhere is a national outdoor art exhibition that aims to flood the streets with great British art.
Number 10, The Travelling Companions by Augustus Leopold Egg
Poole Bridge 11.08.2014
The jewels were on loan to the Spain Pavilion at the World's Fair by the Owen Cheatham Foundation; the exhibition served as a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, and Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of New York University Medical Center.
Featured on the front of the card is a piece of jewelry based on the melting watch in of Dali's famous "Persistence of Memory."
I arrived in LA Sunday to attend the Adobe Max conference, and decided to explore the city a bit. I happened upon this guy sitting here in front of some street art and asked him for a portrait.
I'm so grateful that sometimes people will indulge you in a moment, it means more than they know.
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La Hispanic Society of America es va fundar el 1904 pel mecenes i erudit Archer Milton Huntington (1870-1955), amb l’objectiu d’acollir la seva important col·lecció d’art espanyol, amb obres d’artistes tan importants com ara El Greco, Francisco de Zurbarán, José de Ribera, Alonso Cano, Diego Velázquez, Marià Fortuny, Ramon Casas, Santiago Rusiñol, Isidre Nonell o Ignacio Zuloaga.
L’any 1911, Huntington va encarregar la decoració de la biblioteca a Joaquim Sorolla, qui va recórrer Espanya recollint diferents escenes de la geografia espanyola. L’artista va pintar els immensos panells directament del natural, empresa que no finalitzaria fins el 1919, poc abans de la seva mort. De fet, Sorolla mai va arribar a veure aquests plafons exposats a la Hispanic Society.
Els anys transcorreguts entre la data inicial de l’encàrrec i la seva finalització és una prova molt il·lustrativa del repte i de la dificultat que va suposar per a Sorolla la realització dels plafons. Lluny de limitar-se a enllestir-los amb rapidesa, va decidir potenciar el contacte directe amb el motiu representat, convertint els protagonistes de les composicions en veritables estudis de tipologies humanes però sense renunciar a l’esclat de la llum i del color, dos trets que han caracteritzat el seu llenguatge i que més han contribuït a convertir-lo en un dels pintors espanyols més universals.
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The Hispanic Society of America was founded in 1904 by the art and scholar Archer Milton Huntington (1870-1955), where he built up his important collection of Spanish art, with works by important artists such as El Greco, Francisco de Zurbarán, José de Ribera, Alonso Cano, Diego Velázquez, Marià Fortuny, Ramón Casas, Santiago Rusiñol, Isidre Nonell o Ignacio Zuloaga.
In 1911, Huntington commissioned Joaquín Sorolla to do the decoration of the library. The painter travelled round Spain collecting different scenes from the Spanish geography. He painted immense panels directly from life, a task he was not to finish until 1919, shortly before his death. In fact, Sorolla never saw these panels exposed in the Hispanic Society.
The years between the date of completion and commissioning are a highly illustrative proof of the challenge and the difficulty that doing the panels meant for Sorolla. Far from confining himself to doing them quickly, he decided to emphasise the direct contact with the motif depicted, thus turning the protagonists of the compositions into veritable studies of human types. This did not mean, however, renouncing the bursts of light and colour, two of the traits that have most characterized his art and have contributed the most to making him one of the most universal Spanish painters.
Gabriela, Jeanette und ich haben gemeinsam einen Silver Art Clay Kurs besucht.
Hier meine Ausbeute..:)
besseres Foto kommt bei Gelegenheit ;o)
Op Art = Optical (Illusion) Art
If you've been wondering why I haven't been posting much lately, it's because of school. I am in an art class there, though, so I've been working on some drawing. Not much photography lately, though.
Our latest assignment was on op art. We've spent quite a while on it . The first day we learned to draw and grid spheres, and the next we did the same for cubes. Then we spend a few days (3 or so) working on our own op art drawing. Here's mine.
( Also, if you want to know more about how I made this, feel free to ask. ^_~ )
Full view is best!
Got this pic printed and framed.
It went into an existing frame so I have to get a new matte for it but otherwise I think it's looking good. I may need to lighten the left hand side a bit for future prints.
Image size is 10"x32"
From our Arts and Crafts exhibition in Bergen made by the children and young people from the Hummingbird Project in São Paulo. The exhibition also included work from Hummingbird's Artist friends, like this wonderful ancestral Chokwe mask titled Lweji, made by Sandro Lumumba in support of CARF's work in Brazil.
This was just one of three galleries of almost 100 square metres each, free space lent to us in a 200-year old commercial building undergoing restoration in the city of Bergen.
This was the scene for three major exhibitions organized by CARF during our cultural exchange with the city, who's population has supported our social development project in Brazil for the last 16 years.
Thanks to all the volunteers who helped out during the exhibitions and for the free loan of these premises and lighting equipment to realise them. A great success!
A guy on my floor decided to humor us with a wall mural of Calvin and Hobbes. He made it out of electrical tape.