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Viejo San Juan, Puerto Rico
Camara Leica IIIA (1938)
Lente Fed Industar-22 1:3.5 50mm
Pelicula Kodak Tri-X 400
Kodak D-76 dil. 1:1
Epson Perfection V500 Scanner.
Lightroom 3
Silver Efex Pro 2
Galería a Color: www.flickr.com/photos/joseancolors/
This sketch was from last weekends Atlanta Plain Air Painting group. I got kinda bored with the trees so I sketched the artist next to me.
Michael Weston King - from the band "My Darling Clementine"
Notes: Mary Grace White, née Downey, Osmar White's mother
Format: B&W photograph
Date Range: about 1927
Licensing: Attribution, share alike, creative commons
Repository: Blue Mountains Library library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Part of: Local Studies Collection PF 2929
Terms of use: please credit - Blue Mountains Library, Local Studies Collection
Provenance: Photo by James (Jim) Starkey, copy donated by his daughter Jane Chadwick and son Ian, the Starkey Collection, Blue Mountains Library - Local Studies.
Links:
Osmar Egmont White (1909–1991) - adb.anu.edu.au/biography/white-osmar-egmont-27040
I have a mission: to change the concept of a starving artist to a Thriving Artist! This is the first product in my "Thriving Artist" line by Creative Thursday www.creativethursday.etsy.com
Photographers meet the artist. Left to right: my son James aka @urbanmuralhunter, JEKS ONE, and Brian aka @kaotik451, taken during the AOTA Mural Fest in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Drone photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee
Our Daily Challenge 7 -13 Feb : The Perfect Match.
Fritz helping Christel with her latest commission.
Lake Superior - Grand Marais, MN
Hanging down by the harbor late afternoon produced some nice shots of warm sunshine off the rocks and interesting cloud formations out over the lake. This is looking east towards the area called Artists Point.
Copyrighted 2009
I have rarely enjoyed an art exhibition more. The subjects are simple and colorful. The multiple mirrors not only create an illusion of the infinite but maximize the color aspect. The installation shown on cover of this book in the gift store was not part of the exhibit I saw. The pumpkin was instead displayed in a polka dot room.
Artist Whitney Holbourn works on a new mural at 1101 West Main Street in Louisville, Kentucky.
From WFPL, 89.3 FM, on July 5, 2020:
"Large mural that includes faces of Breonna Taylor, David McAtee unveiled" by Jared Bennett
A new mural that includes the faces of Breonna Taylor and David McAtee now stands at the corner of 11th and Main streets in Louisville.
The mural was officially unveiled Sunday. Taylor and McAtee appear alongside other Black people killed by law enforcement, including George Floyd, Elijah McClain and Sandra Bland, as well as Ahmaud Arbery, who was shot to death while jogging. Two white men are charged with his murder.
Braylyn Resko Stewart is one of the three artists who painted the mural, along with Whitney Holbourn and Andrew Norris. Stewart said the artists worked for weeks to design and eventually paint the scene, which covers the entire side of the building housing Trifecta Event Productions and is visible from the expressway.
Stewart said they wanted the work to be large so that visitors or passersby will be “engulfed” by the faces of victims of police and racist violence.
“By being engulfed by the size and scope of the mural, maybe it will humble yourself a little bit, and take yourself back and realize that these are big beautiful faces on the wall. They are not faces of anger or fear or anything negative,” Stewart said. “We want this to be pure love, we want you to smile back as soon as you see it.”
The No Justice No Peace Louisville Choir celebrated the occasion with an original song meant to encourage people fighting for racial justice.
Choir member Natalie Witherspoon said the song was a complement to the new piece of street art. The faces on the mural made Witherspoon think of other works of public art such as the painting of Breonna Taylor on a basketball court in Annapolis, Maryland. She hopes the new mural here will inspire more people “to do justice and do justice work everywhere with whatever tools you have to use.”
The combination of music and visual art make Witherspoon think of the collective effort people across the country are making to ensure a new voice of protest gets heard.
“Wherever people have space with whatever medium that they have that they are using it to send a collective message is grand and it is one that everybody can see,” Witherspoon said.
#BLM #Blacklivesmatter #BreonnaTaylor #DavidMcAtee #GeorgeFloyd #AhmaudArberry
The first annual Baton Rouge Hops Festival is already gearing up at the Manship Theatre. The festival aims to showcase the positive sides of hip-hop culture. There will be graffiti art demonstrations, dance master classes, poetry readings and a fashion show all taking place this weekend. I'll confess my general ignorance on the subject but I am hold heavy-weights of the hip-hop music scene will also be performing.
These guys were supposed to start in on a blank wall inside the Manship tomorrow. I had thought to do a tim- lapse of the production of the art piece. But, they decided to get an early start so I missed out on that opportunity but I did get some good shots of these two in action. Hopefully, I didn't get too much paint on my camera.
You can check out a list of all the events as well as where to buy tickets at the Manship's website. As I understand it, there will be events suitable to all ages, including some daytime activities for the kids and my own Anna Schwab will be performing with some of her dance compatriots from Of Moving Colors. You can't say that there is never anything to do in Baton Rouge.
I will be photographing some of the festival, so check back for updates.
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Just got a lovely email now to say I'm the featured artist on the Corbis Contemporary blog at the moment, very happy :)