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Wolcott Mill September 2009 Artist of the Month. Come out and see his exhibit inside the historic mill on the Clinton River.
NE of 29 Mile Road and Kunstman Road.
See Dave's website at: www.davetobaben.com
Meet Per Kristen. I already have two strangers - numbers 8 and 15 - from Vestkanttoget, so I should probably quickly tell you that it is a small square next to my home, where people come to sell almost anything every Saturday throughout spring and summer. Some are there every Saturday, and some come only once a year and uses the spot to hold a garage-sale.
This Saturday, there was someone there that I had not seen previously, and his stuff was quite interesting. Per Kristen is an artist, making objects - animals and other sculptures - out of wire. The common trait is that any one object will be made out of one single piece of wire. You can se examples in the comment photos, and Per also maintains a Facebook page.
Per and I talked for a while, and he allowed me to photograph his art. I shot quite few pictures, but it was a bit difficult to really convey the intricazy of the pieces; getting a good background was difficult on the square, and to appreaciate the curled-up and carefully vowen wire-art-pieces, I think a clean and rather neutral background is necessary.
Per told me it is hard to live as an artist, and lacking credentials from a formal art's academy, also to gain access to galleries and museums. In my personal opinion, his work comprised the whole reange from simple and funny ideas that wouldn't reallyquilify as art (like offering to make your profile with your name in wire) to very distinct and beautiful pieces of sculpture art.
This picture is #55 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at http://www.100strangers.com/
All my strangers can be seen in 100 Strangers set.
The Blossom Together (mixed media) by students from Peicai Secondary School exhibit at the National Gallery Singapore during Singapore Youth Festival 2024.
Ordinary profiles the work of medical artist, Robert Haynes.
You can read an interview with him in issue three here.
Medical Art: Robert Haynes
Artist: Rosanna Pereyra
Title: The Portrait
Medium: Mixed Media
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This artwork is part of Bear and Bird Gallery's "Me Me Me Me Me: Self Portrait Group Show" exhibition in Lauderhill, Florida. Exhibition runs April 18 - May 30, 2009, for more information visit our website www.bearandbird.com
L’artiste Marc-André Jutras, sera à sa première exposition solo de peinture. L’artiste de 36 ans promet d’exposer une quinzaine de toiles dans le mythique bar du 87 Sainte-Catherine Est.
Gospel Recording Artist Tye Tribbett & G.A. Perform at the 100 Year Azusa East Celebration Baltimore MD.
© Rich Herard www.herardmedia.com
ART CHENNAI / TAMIL ART / TAMIL ARTIST / DRAWING / SKETCHES / ILLUSTRATIONS / PEN DRAWING / TAMIL GIRLS / TAMIL LADIES / TAMIL WOMEN / TAMIL PENGAL / OVIYAM / OVIYANGAL / TAMIL NADU TRADITIONAL ART - Anikartick,Chennai,India
Photograph taken in Shirakawa-minami Dori in Kyoto, west side of the Kamo River in Gion. It is popular with tourists who enjoy dressing up in traditional Japanese dress and costumes. You will still see the traditional artists in this area of Maiko and Geiko (Geisha) or maybe try Pontocho on the East side of the Kamo River, this traditional entertainment area has many forms of traditional architecture, geisha houses and tea houses.
Nn sono neanke 10 giorni che ho comprato la mia Nikon D60 e già ho imparato un casino di tecniche e nn sò nenanke io quante ne imparerò...!! Un mio consiglio? Fatevi un regalo e compratevi una bella reflex la soddisfazione ripagherà ogni vostro sforzo!!!!
Basement Hanford Artist, declassified
2006
20 w by 16 in h
Based on a photo from the “Hanford Historical Photo Declassification Project”.
© copyright J Kearns 2006
For more info and to view original visit:
www.idyllopuspress.com/meanwhile/?p=738
Having grown up in Richland, when I learned of the Hanford Declassification Project I was greatly interested. And even more interested when a search for the words "Nagasaki" and "Hiroshima" yielded no results in the database. It was curious to me that Nagasaki and Hiroshima had been excised so neatly from the declassified documents for this portion of the Manhattan Project. Thus my interest in taking the photos and using them as base for digital paintings, sometimes adding subcontext.
Description of the declassification project from the govt website:
“The Department of Energy, Richland Operations Office (RL) has aggressively implemented the commitments made by the Federal Government to openness in Government which was stated as a ‘Fundamental principle that an informed citizenry is essential to the democratic process and that the more the American people know about their Government, the better they will be governed. Openness in government is essential to accountability . . .’ RL is committed to responsible openness. The Hanford Declassification Project (HDP) was initiated by RL to declassify to the maximum possible extent all previously classified Hanford operations information (documents and photographs). There are over 77,000 declassified photographs of early Hanford (1943 - 1960) available… \These World War II and Cold War era photographs depict early Hanford construction and the employees/families who lived and build/operated the site.”
The plutonium for the bomb dropped on Nagasaki was manufactured at Hanford, which is now a toxic wasteland. The nearby town of Richland was hurridly constructed during WWII for the express purpose of the secret manufacture of plutonium.
Guest artist Umut Demirgüç Thurman talks to students in Alison Pack's jewelry/metalsmithing classes during the Synergies Workshop: Die Forming and Enameling. James and Umut Demirgüç Thurman's artwork is currently on display at the RU Art Museum.