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British architect Will Alsop dies aged 70 after short illness. He died on Saturday after a short illness, said Marcos Rosello, director of aLL Design, which Alsop set up in 2011.
The Guardian, Alexandra Topping, 13 May 2018: www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2018/may/13/british-arch...
aLL Design: www.all-worldwide.com/
Will Alsop obituary. The Guardian, Oliver Wainwright, 14 May 2018: www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2018/may/13/will-alsop-o...
Will Alsop: 'His joyously surreal creations broke the laws of physics'.
Shortly before he became ill, the famously wacky architect let us into his mind-boggling studio for a final interview. Our writer recalls that smoky, boozy, extraordinary afternoon – and assesses his legacy
Will Alsop obituary.
The Guardian, Oliver Wainwright, 14 May 2018: www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2018/may/14/will-alsop-h...
In Memoriam Will Alsop (1947-2018): www.dearchitect.nl/architectuur/artikel/2018/05/m-will-al...
Architect Will Alsop (70) overleden, Ronnie Weessies: architectenweb.nl/nieuws/artikel.aspx?ID=43394
Risk-taking architect has to sell firm in fall from grace. One of Britain's most celebrated architects, Will Alsop, was forced to sell his business yesterday after being refused work in Britain because of what he claims is an increasing aversion to risk-taking. Six years ago Alsop won the building of the year award for his box-on-stilts Peckham library, in south-east London, but yesterday he complained of being blocked from designing schools and hospitals in Britain.
The Guardian, Robert Booth, 24 Mar 2006: www.theguardian.com/uk/2006/mar/24/communities.arts
Interview. Will Alsop returns to architecture.
Steve Rose.
Three months ago Will Alsop said he was giving up architecture for painting. Now he says that was all a ruse…..
He is now heading up RMJM's London office, which is to be known as "Will Alsop at RMJM"
The Guardian, 2 Nov 2009: www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2009/nov/02/will-alsop-a...
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Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners from Herzog & de Meuron
... and this:
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Seems appropriate on this momentous day when I turned down the opportunity of a lifetime: to strip off for Spencer Tunick's forthcoming Lowry installation. Public nudity does not appeal and, in any case, Salford is far too cold for outdoor nudity by real live people. Moreover, I am not entirely sure about the artistic merit of any work involving mass outdoor nudity. Sorry! ;-))
www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2010/mar/08/spencer-tunic...
As I was making my way to my next location I came across this , just a few hundred yards from where I was staying.
It was the Sebastião Salgado- Genesis- photography exhibition on display outside in the open air in these large rusty metal mounts , free gratis and for nothing. That's the cathedral you can see behind by the way.
Now I'd made a special visit to the Natural History in London back in 2013 and paid good money to view this exhibition indoors and I wasn't disappointed then. I also own the book of it as he is one of my all time favourite photographers. To add to that the mounts reminded me of the Richard Serra sculptures I'd enjoyed in Bilbao so I thought this was meant to be.
I took a couple of shots for the record but decided to come back later to study the photographs , as this was something to savour.
And indeed I did savour it - I thoroughly enjoyed a second look around 11pm whilst eating a delicious lime and mango ice cream cornet.
Now that's a great experience you don't get too often - sublime I'd call it !
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2013/apr/14/sebastiao-sa...
Martin Parr, Unseen London Photography Exhibition, Guildhall Gallery
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2016/feb/19/phot...
Carlos Alberto celebrates scoring the fourth goal in Brazil's 4-1 victory over Italy in the 1970 World Cup final.
Illustration: Photograph: Popperfoto/Getty Images
Found on:
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Aerial view of Alnwick, Northumberland, January 1959 (TWAM ref. DT.TUR/2/21259C).
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Persian wrestlers, 1919 - a picture from the past
A large group of Iranian wrestlers pose with their training equipment outside their zurkhaneh, a traditional wrestling gym. This form of sport is believed to date back to pre-Islamic Persian culture and is still practiced today
Illustration: Photograph: Mrs. Mabel D. Merrill/National Geographic Society/Corbis
Mabel D. Merrill's image is typical of the kind of photograph submitted to the National Geographic Society in its early years. Their images were intended to be serious documentary studies of local people and cultures but are now seen by contemporary viewers as curiosities.
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Taken at an extraordinary exhibition in Cambridge , one that centred around the protean role of the artist's mannequin . See
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/oct/12/artists-mann...
This one was particularly strange and a good example of how they verged from the ordinary to the fetishistic.
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"Gleefully feminist, the work pokes amiable fun at the vainglorious statues of men (Nelson, George IV, and generals Havelock and Napier) that surround it in this most imperial of British public spaces."
Hahn/Cock by Katharina Fritsch 2013
by Rubens at the National Gallery, London
Attribution queried: www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2021/sep/26/was-famed-sa...
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Woo!
Thanks for the great review..I'm bowled over.
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(more commonly known as the Royal Artillery Memorial) at Hyde Park Corner, London.
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In Proud Remembrance of the Forty Nine Thousand and Seventy Six of All Ranks of the Royal Regiment of Artillery Who Gave Their Lives for King and Country in the Great War 1914-1919
"Created by Charles Jagger and Lionel Pearson, the memorial is a shocking collision of technology and the human body. It enacts in its own form the destructive energies of war. The ambivalence of its style, caught between figurative accuracy and the modernist daring of its age (it was unveiled in 1925) enhances its dreadful power." Jonathan Jones, writing in the Guardian
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"On 1 July 1899, the Royal Artillery was divided into three groups: the Royal Horse Artillery of 21 batteries and the Royal Field Artillery of 95 batteries comprised one group, while the coastal defence, mountain, siege and heavy batteries were split off into another group named the Royal Garrison Artillery of 91 companies.[1] The third group continued to be titled simply Royal Artillery, and was responsible for ammunition storage and supply." wikipedia
In 1914, the Royal Horse Artillery provided light, mobile guns in support of the cavalry. It was the senior arm of the artillery.
Each Brigade of Cavalry had one RHA battery attached. Each battery comprised 5 officers, 200 men, 228 horses and six 13-pounder field guns.
"The Brigade was the basic tactical unit of the Field Artillery of the British army in the Great War of 1914-1918. It was composed of a Brigade Headquarters and a number of batteries of guns or howitzers. At full establishment, a brigade of 18-lbr field guns consisted of 795 men of whom 23 were officers. For a 4.5-inch howitzer brigade, this was 755 and 22."
"Siege Batteries (Royal Garrison Artillery) were equipped with heavy howitzers, sending large calibre high explosive shells in high trajectory, plunging fire.The usual armaments were 6 inch, 8 inch and 9.2 inch howitzers, although some had huge railway- or road-mounted 12 inch howitzers. As British artillery tactics developed, the Siege Batteries were most often employed in destroying or neutralising the enemy artillery, as well as putting destructive fire down on strongpoints, dumps, store, roads and railways behind enemy lines.
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Local men who died while serving in the Artillery
Royal Horse Artillery
Driver Ernest W. Tustin (Tirley memorial)
29.08.18 nr Hem-Monacu, Somme, France
"A" Battery, 16th Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery
Just trying to gather information about 16 Brigade, RHA at present.
And, because he was probably involved in it, in the Second Battle of Bapaume as well:
Official History of the NZ Rifle Brigade at Bapaume.
"In November 1918 16 Bde RHA consisted of A,Q, and U Batteries RHA, each armed with six 18 pdr guns, and was serving with the Fourth Army in France. This meant that it was a reinforcing unit which could be deployed anywhere in the Fourth Army's sector to add strength to the artillery corps and or divisional artillery for a particular operation."
"Lieut. Leslie Parry Huggins, RHA: Served with 'A' Battery (Chestnut Troop), RHA, from June 1917 to the end of the war. In the second half of 1917 'A' Battery, took part in trench warfare at Vadencourt, Cambrai and Epeny. In early 1918 it helped to cover the withdrawal of the 66th Division. It was present at the capture of Villers Bretoneux and during the summer, Morlaincourt and Hamel. It fought in the battles of Amiens, Bapaume, Epeny, Cambrai and St. Quentin in 1918. Towards the end of the year it took part in the general offensive which broke the Hindenburg Line. It fired its last round at Orrs on 4 Nov 18."
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Royal Field Artillery
Gunner G. A. Shurmer (Churchdown memorial)
02.12.14 Cologne
124th Battery, 18th Brigade, 5th Division, Royal Field Artillery
Lieut Ewen Arthur Cameron (Upton St. Leonards memorial)
16.02.15 Menin Gate
49th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
2nd Lieut Frank Eagar (Bishop's Cleeve memorial)
09.05.15 Fleurbaix
36 Battery, Royal Field Artillery
Gunner Charles Henry Smith (Ashleworth memorial)
10.11.15 Delhi Memorial
88 Battery, Royal Field Artillery
Lieut-Col Everard Ferguson Calthrop (Malvern Priory memorial)
19.12.15 Ypres
38th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Fitter 81536 Hartley Alfred Allen (Berkeley)
31.07.16 Amara, Iraq
61st Howitzer Battery, Royal Field Artillery
Lieut Robert Denis Hudson (Weston under Penyard)
25.11.16 Dickebusch, nr Ypres
109th Battery, Royal Field Artillery
Lieut Vyvian Coupland-Smith (Bishop's Cleeve memorial)
02.07.17 nr Wijtschate, Belgium
173rd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Major Stanley Colt Faber (Malvern Priory memorial)
30.03.17 Arras
47th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
03.04.17 Sains-en-Gohelle
'D' Battery, 38th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Captain Frank Bailey Perkins (Malvern Priory memorial)
19.05.17 Arras
23rd Battery, Royal Field Artillery
Driver 832077 Arthur Edwin Barnard (Upton St. Leonards Memorial)
28.05.17 Bailleul
1st Divisional Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery
Pte 65056 Henry Poyner (Huntley memorial)
01.06.17 Ypres (special memorial)
'D' Battery, 114th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, 26th Division
Pte 164520 Samuel Boon (Sandhurst memorial)
09.07.17 Vlamertinghe, nr Ypres
Y/5th Trench Mortar Battery, Royal Field Artillery
Gunner William Ernest Jones (Minsterworth memorial)
08.08.17 Potijze Chateau, nr Ypres
'D' Battery, 150th Bgde. Royal Field Artillery
Bombadier Arthur Edward Meek (Newent memorial)
10.09.17 Lijssenthoek cemetery
'A' Battery, 110th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Gunner 164945 William Reginald Hill (Brampton Abbotts)
18.09.17 Etaples
'A' Battery, 307th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Corp 72385 Arthur E. Merrick (Oxenhall memorial)
21.12.17 Achiet-Le-Grand
23rd Battery, 40th Battery, Royal Field Artillery
Sgt A. Daniels (possible match)
05.03.18 Brockley, London
87th Battery, 2nd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Pte G. Tilling (Upleadon memorial)
28.03.18 Somme, France
48th Brigade Royal Field Artillery
Bombadier Arthur Ronald Loveridge (Tibberton memorial)
25.04.18 Senlis cemetery nr. Albert, Somme, France (used after the fall of Albert in April 1918)
'A' Battery, 48th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Gunner W. Gathercole (Churchdown memorial)
28.05.18 Doullens
'C' Battery, 78th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Sergt. H. Rickards (Newent and Upleadon memorials)
04.09.18 Pas de Calais, France
'A' Battery, 178th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Driver A. Charles (Upleadon memorial)
16.09.18 Greece
1st Trench Mortar Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Driver 119040 Arthur Warren (Huntley memorial)
25.09.18 Boiseux-au-Mont
95th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
2nd Lieut Frederick Batty Atkinson (Newnham on Severn memorial)
27.09.18 Le Touret Military cemetery, Richebourg-L'Avoue, France
87th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
2nd Lieut Denis Eagar (Bishop's Cleeve memorial)
28.09.18 Tyne Cot Memorial
160th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Cpl 5193 Ernest Carpenter (Weston under Penyard)
29.09.18 Langemark
'A' Battery, 119th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Driver Francis H. Wheeler (May Hill and Taynton memorials)
05.10.18 Rouen
53 Battery, 2 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Driver 832081 William H. Cox (Newent & Oxenhall memorials)
20.10.18 Beugny (site of 29th & 46th CCS)
'B' Battery, 306th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Gunner 246771 William Turner (Malvern Priory memorial)
22.10.18 Le Cateau
'B' Battery, 84th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Major Thomas J. Merrick D.S.O., M.C. (Newent & Oxenhall memorials)
08.11.18 Le Treport
'A' Battery, 87th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Gazette 11th March 1918 + Gazette 1st January 1919
Shoeing Smith Corporal Stephen Probyn (Newnham on Severn memorial)
02.12.18 Cairo War Memorial
46th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
Gunner 121186 Reginald Eggleton (Prestbury memorial)
11.02.19 Cheltenham
'D' Battery, 159th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
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Royal Garrison Artillery
Gunner G.W. Taylor (H artpury)
11.10.16 Bienvillers Military Cemetery, (thought to be near the front line on several occasions during the war and used to bury men killed on the battlefield), Pas de Calais, France
177th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (see Forum posting)
Bombadier 25374 Daniel John Smith (Upton St. Leonards memorial)
31.07.16 Bray-sur-Somme
95th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
Gunner 39433 Francis Apperley (Berkeley)
18.11.16 Abbeville
37th Trench Mortar Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
Gunner/Signaller 107017 Francis H. Chubb (Glos Volunteers Memorial)
01.07.17 Vlamertinghe, nr Ypres
262nd Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
Gunner 73564 Victor Morris (Huntley memorial)
06.08.17 Dikkebus, nr Ypres
47th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
Gunner 323057 John Loade (Oxenhall memorial)
18.10.17 Boesinghe
323rd Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
Major Frederick E. Nixon Eckersall Ashchurch memorial
10.11.17 Ypres
157th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
(He's in this photo, front row, on the right. It's an interesting article too.)
Gunner John Burton (Newnham on Severn memorial)
10.12.17 Ypres Reservoir cemetery
119th Seige Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
05.04.18 Contay
200th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
Gunner 162888 A. J. Annandale (Glos Volunteers Memorial)
09.04.18 Loos Memorial
157th Siege Bty, Royal Garrison Artillery
2nd Lt Charles Norris Day (Glos Volunteers Memorial)
01.05.18 Godewaersvelde, nr Poperinge
298th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
formerly Pte (30364) Gloucestershire Regt., and Gunner (13935) RGA
WO 372/5/222385
Gunner Charles F. Nurse (May Hill and Taynton memorials)
10.06.18 Jerusalem War cemetery
4th Heavy Mountain Brigade, Royal Garrison Artillery
Gunner 319435 F. A. Burnett (Earls Croome)
01.08.18 Pieta, Malta
63rd Company, Royal Garrison Artillery (formerly Honourable Artillery Company)
Gnr 78548 Charles Sparrow (Weston under Penyard)
27.11.18 Ryeford
'G' Corps Ammunition Park, Royal Garrison Artillery
Corp 34821 Frederick Dyer (Kempley memorial)
17.12.19 Delhi Memorial (India Gate)
8th Pack Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
Pack (or Mountain) batteries were originally intended for service in the Indian Northwest Frontier. They were light artillery units where the equipment could be broken down into small pieces capable of being carried on pack horses.
(The BEF 1914-1918: Bruce Gudmunsson - Osprey Publishing)
Gunner Frederick Thomas Trinder (Highnam)
12.08.20 Highnam
Royal Garrison Artillery
Anti-Aircraft
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Commonwealth Forces
Gunner James Dobbins (Corse memorial)
12.10.16 Somme, France
2nd Div. Ammunition Col. attd. 2nd T.M. Bty., Canadian Field Artillery
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Honourable Artillery Company
2nd Lieut R. C. D. Moore (Churchdown memorial)
09.10.17 Tyne Cot memorial
Honourable Artillery Company
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God gave us the power of sight , not the power of light . I guess he would rather us see this mess than find a way to fly away from it
#art #mixedmediapaper #mixedmedia #11x14 #watercolor #acrylic #kroma #creative #figure #body #soul #expression #expressive #brushstrokes #emotion #raw #exposure #jademarie #artstudent #marpole #vancouver
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It's not yet launched and already I'm complaining:- the branding is a bit obscene, the pricing mechanism is far too complicated, the annual membership/access charges should be much lower, it should be oyster-compatible, casual users should be able to use it from day 1, and there aren't nearly enough cycle hire stations outside zone 1...
HOWEVER... none of that has stopped me, and I have succumbed to the temptation of signing up... my annual membership key arrived in the post this morning, and I can't wait to start using it! :-)
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Richard Long: 'I'm proud of being the first person to cross Dartmoor in a straight line'
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Lord knows how much I hate the scale . #hw #drawing @nickiminaj
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Exhibition at the British Museum
Les Femmes du Maroc by Lalla Essaydi
Who Will Make Me Real? by Raeda Saadeh
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Vogue display at Bainbridges, Market Street, Newcastle upon Tyne.
10 October 1947, photographed by Turners.
Turner’s was established in Newcastle upon Tyne in the early 1900s. It was originally a chemists shop but in 1938 become a photographic dealer. Turners went on to become a prominent photographic and video production company in the North East of England. They had 3 shops in Newcastle city centre, in Pink Lane, Blackett Street and Eldon Square. Turner’s photographic business closed in the 1990s.
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