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Haida Block Print

Shaman Returns

Scott Fulton Haida Artist

Northwest Coast

Branding and production agency, Tranquil Water NY, Inc. (TWNY) in association with global arts network, Local Talent Connect (LTC) spearheaded 'IV: the Artist,' a merging of two great events: the celebration of TWNY’s 4th anniversary and Local Talent Connect’s “A Red Carpet Christmas” (a holiday event that aims to connect artists from all over the world).

 

The program featured a star-studded red carpet, and live performances.

 

It took place at Stage 48 in NYC on December 11, 2013.

 

Among the acts that appeared and performed were: Steph Lova & FUSE TV Producer June Archer as hosts, with performances by Grammy Nominated R&B Artist Mario Winans, R&B songstresses Allure, son of Big Pun Chris Rivers, jazz great Shareef Clayton with hip hop pioneer DJ Hollywood, Brand Nubian’s DJ Alamo, DJ Dyno of Voyager Movements and DJ Marvilous on the 1s and 2s. Additional performances by up and coming superstars 2Cann, Melissa B., Natalia Segura, Soliris, Jerra Blues Band, Kola, Mia LJ, dance troupe The MTA Mass Transit Artists, and fashion show by Toriola Inc. Red Carpet hosted by AmeliaisMore and On Deck With Lucy. Co-hosts include Dyesha Hicks, Christine Vega and Spencer Humphries.

 

Tranquil Water NY Inc. is a branding and production company founded its CEO Omar Ortiz..

 

Local Talent Connect, founded in 2012 by CEO Todd Wharton, is a fast-growing global network for artists in all genres and fields.

Digital StillCamera

Artist from Brodhead

Photograph taken by Jim Slaughter

This is a portrait artist operating in Rhodes city, Greece.

 

I came walking by his little exibition, he notices my camera.

Him: "Feel free to take pictures of all my pictures!"

Me: "Ok. May I take a picture of you too?"

Him: "Sure!"

And just as I take the picture he points his finger at me and says:

"But NO FLASH!"

 

Wish granted :)

"The Terrestrial, The Celestial, and the Imagined Inbetween"

October 4 – 24, 2013

HATCH Projects

Chicago Artists’ Coalition

217 N. Carpenter St.

Chicago, IL 60607

 

"A group exhibition by HATCH Projects Residents Noelle Allen, Brent Fogt, and Nicholas Sagan. Curated by HATCH Curatorial Resident MK Meader."

After Norris, we headed to the Great Canyon of the Yellowstone, the main attraction being Lower Falls, a gigantic waterfall of 308 feet (94 meters) in height, making it almost twice as high as Niagara Falls. Artist Point is a famous viewing point on the south rim of the canyon, this was taken in the morning.

From now on, all pictures in my comments below are clickable (and hence enlargeable).

 

Nach dem ganzen Schwefelgeblubber ging es für uns weiter zum allerallerallerschönsten Teil von Yellowstone, dem Grand Canyon mit den unglaublich faszinierenden Lower Falls, die mit 94 Metern fast doppelt so hoch sind wie die Niagarafälle (52 Meter).

Ab jetzt sind alle Kommentarbilder (auch rückwirkend) anklick- und somit vergrößerbar.

Wyatt Waters painting the Mississippi State Fair.

Fito Paez hace su presentación en la noche de clausura de la semana buinense.

 

Après deux premiers singles prometteurs, la jeune artiste annonce son premier album.

 

Révélée par le reboot de la saga culte High School Musical (à retrouver sur Disney+), Olivia Rodrigo s'est imposée dans les charts avec un premier single - aussi poignant qu'efficace. Drivers License a battu des records dans le monde entier, faisant du morceau l'un des plus populaires de ce début d'année 2021. Il y a a quelques semaines, la jeune artiste réitérait, nous offrant cette fois Deja-Vu, un tout nouveau single. Evidemment, après deux morceaux prometteur, Olivia Rodrigo est en pleine préparation de son premier album. Celui-ci s'intitulera Sour et sera disponible le 21 mai prochain.

   

Sur les réseaux sociaux, Olivia Rodrigo a partagé la cover mais aussi la tracklist de ce premier opus. Au programme, des morceaux inédits tels que Brutal ou encore Traitor et Good 4 U. Evidemment, les fans retrouveront ses deux premiers succès - Drivers License et Deja-Vu. Au total, ce sont près de 11 titres qui se succèderont sur cet album.

Patience, Sour disponible dans un peu plus d'un mois.

   

www.hits1radio.com/olivia-rodrigo-annonce-sour-son-premie...

yep, and I wear it outside too:)

I made this photograph of Canadian photographer Kyle Weir in 2011 as he photographed the famed Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas. My own photograph of Cadillac Ranch also made the same day is at this link: flic.kr/p/FGEKyC

handmade artist book - collage ephemera, ink, ribbon, thread

A stallholder at Greenwich Market.

Public Domain: Priced catalogue of artists' materials ... and drawing materials / F.W. Devoe & C.T. Raynolds Co.

  

Artist Rod Major admiring the sunset.

Artists Shed and Flowers,

California Route !,

Manchester, California

My uni project - an artist book

The photographs are ones I've taken in the Bristol Allotments. I used wood from an old fence panel for the covers and it is bound with coptic stitch. The backgrounds of the pages are from an old gardening book called Adam the Gardener.

  

Blogged

starpixie.co.uk/artist-book

30 Seconds :)

 

No photoshop effects ofcourse .. Only CROP :)

The Feast of St. Nicholas is celebrated in parts of Europe on December 6. In Alpine countries, Saint Nicholas has a devilish companion named Krampus. On the preceding evening, Krampus Night or Krampusnacht, the hairy devil appears on the streets. Sometimes accompanying St. Nicholas and sometimes on his own, Krampus visits homes and businesses. Saint Nicholas concerns himself only with the good children, while Krampus is responsible for the bad. Nicholas dispenses gifts, while Krampus dispenses coal and bundles of sticks.

 

This Krampus is hand-sewn by the Berkeley artists @ Wonderboom / Etsy

Westbeth Artists Community, NYC. Westbeth Artists Housing is a nonprofit housing and commercial complex dedicated to providing affordable living and working space for artists and arts organizations in New York City. Its campus comprises the full city block bounded by West, Bethune, Washington and Bank Streets in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City.

 

It occupies buildings that were the headquarters of Bell Telephone Laboratories before being converted in 1968-1970. That conversion was overseen by architect Richard Meier.[2] This low- to moderate-income rental housing and commercial real estate project, the largest in the world of its type, was developed with the assistance of the J.M. Kaplan Fund and federal funds from the National Endowment for the Arts. Westbeth is among the first examples of adaptive reuse of industrial buildings for artistic and residential use in the United States. It is a complex of 13 buildings in Manhattan's West Village. The complex was originally the site of Bell Laboratories (1868–1966), one of the world's most important industrial research centers and home to many inventions, including the vacuum tube, the condenser microphone, an early version of television,[5] and the transistor. [6]The complex was vacated by Bell Labs in the middle 1960s, and remained empty until the Westbeth project started later in the decade. Using seed money from the J.M. Kaplan Fund and help and encouragement from the National Council for the Arts (which has since become the National Endowment for the Arts), an ambitious renovation project designed to create live-work spaces for 384 artists of all disciplines was initiated under the direction of developer Dixon Bain. The project was the first significant public commission of Richard Meier, who later won the Pritzker Prize for architecture and who is still a significant figure in modern architecture. Westbeth opened in 1970 for artists, dancers, musicians, actors, writers and film makers.

 

Artists of all disciplines are admitted as tenants in Westbeth after review by a committee of residential tenants in their discipline. They must also meet certain income requirements at the time of admission. (The waiting list for new residential tenants was closed in 2007.)

 

In addition to its residential component, there are also large and small commercial spaces, performance spaces, and rehearsal and artists' studios.[7] Westbeth is home to a number of major cultural organizations, including The New School for Drama, the LAByrinth Theater Company, the Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance, the Brecht Forum, and Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, the first LGBT synagogue in New York and the largest in the world, with more than 800 members. On Oct. 25, 2011, Westbeth was designated a landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. New York City landmark.

Pavement artist at work in Norwich market place.

Title - "Bug Delight"

Artist - Harry Fladd

Medium - Markers

Date - April, 2010

 

Artist's Notes - "There are smiley faces and lots and lots of flowers. There is a really big ant! The little ones are just Army Beetles. I drew this because I wanted Mommy to have it on Mother's Day. I think this is a good picture."

Cusworth Hall, 8.11.16.

Artist sat in the old swimming pool sketching, Devon

Yellowstone National Park

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