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A solitary worker on scaffolding at the King Edward Hotel, downtown Toronto. (As a child, I had a marvelous book of poetry, in which my favorite artist was the poet 'Anon'...)
Photo de la compétition de patinage artistique et OSQ de la délégation de la Chaudière-Appalaches lors de la 48e Finale des Jeux du Québec à Saguenay hiver 2013.
Noon is a montpellieran street artist who wants to stay anonymous. We had a nice photo session on a february sunny morning. Maguelone beach, Montpellier, France
Recording Artist Keri Hilson at Moet Rose Lounge Atlanta Hosted By Keri Hilson at Rosewood Room At The Mansion on August 6, 2011 in Atlanta, Georgia.
At the National Museum of Australia...
Artworks
You paint it because you know everything. You know because as a child you walked around in the Country and with your parents and grandparents drank from those rock holes and later were taught the names of the rock holes and their stories. They taught us their knowledge so that we could survive on our own after they had passed on.
Ngumarnu Norma Giles, Warburton, 2008
Canning Stock Route collection
The Canning Stock Route collection includes more than 100 canvases produced by artists who travelled the stock route on a return to Country in 2007. More stories and artworks were added to the collection, which was acquired by the National Museum of Australia in 2009.
The works are grouped here by the stories that they tell. They do not tell the history of the Canning Stock Route, but the story of the Country the road cut across. All are from the National Museum's collection, unless otherwise stated.
The NMA has a large research area on Aboriginal history...
aiatsis.gov.au/research/ethical-research/guidelines-ethic...
they often have exhibitions, as does the NLA and the NGA..
nga.gov.au/AboriginalMemorial/home.cfm
Warburton and many other communities have Art Galleries.
www.warburtonarts.com/english/
www.ngaanyatjarraku.wa.gov.au/index.php/tourist-informati...
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Old Town of Tallinn, Estonia, an UNESCO World Heritage site.This building was old, dark & decadent. Just perfect for an artist.
The Ickwell Scarecrow Festival was terrific fun. There was a walking route through Ickwell and Northill, in Bedfordshire, and 36 scarecrows to see. They were unfailingly creative and well executed! A great diversion for a Sunday afternoon.
For Movement #5, I took a more reductive approach with the shape of the bird. I wanted to define part of his wings, while, at the same time, not being so representational that he became stiff. Coming from a high realism background, it's easy for me to get carried away with anatomy and rendering, and I didn't want to do that. I kept myself in check by keeping the design simple, while maintaining a strong sense of composition. The arch of the bird's wings, the gesture, and the dive of the bird add to the feeling that he's in motion. These were all extremely important for me with this painting. This is one of the few works where I feel the painting isn't so much of a pigeon, and it could simply be an appreciation of the gracefulness found in birds. I love watching lakeside birds dive for food, and I feel this interest has somehow surfaced in this piece.
oil on panel
9x12 inches
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