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Sala Canal de Isabel II
13 septiembre – 23 octubre 2016
Comisaria: Esperanza García Claver
Fotos: Pedro Carrillo de Albornoz
Organiza: D.G. de Promoción Cultural. Comunidad de Madrid
Colabora: Fundación Jesús del Pozo
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Esta exposición muestra, a través de 50 piezas originales, el proceso creativo de su autor, resultado de una síntesis y abstracción de formas, texturas y colores. Como consecuencia de esta combinación armónica entre formas y materiales se concibe el diseño como proceso creativo y la moda como una forma de expresión cultural más cuyo espacio para mostrarse debe ser la sala de exposiciones y el museo.
En este sentido, el acercamiento de Jesús del Pozo al arte es consecuencia de su trabajo, de la necesidad de enfrentarse a la materialización de una idea plástica o poética, utilizando los mismos planteamientos de concepto, de desarrollo de soluciones matéricas y de color que un artista. Con el uso de materiales externos al diseño y técnicas, en muchas ocasiones inventadas e inéditas, Jesús del Pozo consiguió crear un lenguaje propio a través de una nueva dimensión matérica y de color junto a unos estudiados volúmenes orgánicos.
La muestra, articulada en seis ámbitos expositivos, forma un todo al objeto de explicar las creaciones de Jesús del Pozo, que surgen de su necesidad dematerializar una idea con los mismos planteamientos de un artista en la búsqueda de soluciones plásticas, dando lugar a una amplia diversidad de propuestas. Desde las piezas más escenográficas o las que destacan por la experimentación cromática y textil, pasando por creaciones orgánicas que recuerdan vegetales o elementos marinos, hasta los guiños a la historia de la moda española, reflejados en la interpretación contemporánea del verdugado o el miriñaque, y en sus homenajes a diseñadores como Cristóbal Balenciaga o Mariano Fortuny, sitúan a Jesús del Pozo como un autor plenamente clásico.
Más de treinta y siete años dedicados a la moda avalan el legado de Jesús del Pozo(1946–2011) quien presentó sus colecciones en los centros de moda más importantes del mundo como el SEHM (Salon International de L'habillement Masculin en 1976 y 1980) de París, en la Fashion Foundation de Tokio en 1989 o en La Cour Carrée del Louvre, en la capital francesa en el año 1990. Además de dedicarse a la moda, Jesús del Pozo también se interesó por proyectos que le llegaron desde instituciones y centros de arte. Su pasión por las artes escénicas le llevó a involucrarse, personalmente, en la creación del vestuario para obras de teatro, ballet, cine y ópera, colaborando con directores de la talla de José Carlos Plaza, Bob Wilson, Emilio Sagi o Fernando Trueba.
Dirección:
Sala de Exposiciones Canal de Isabel II
C/ Santa Engracia, 125
28003 Madrid
Teléfono: 91 545 10 00 – Ext. 2505
Cómo llegar:
* Metro: Ríos Rosas (Línea 1) - Alonso Cano (Línea 7)
* EMT: Autobuses 3, 37 y 149
Horario:
De martes a sábados de 11.00 a 20.30 h.
Domingos y festivos de 11.00 a 14.00 h.
Cerrado: Lunes; 24, 25 y 31 de diciembre; 1 y 6 de enero; 1 de mayo.
Horario especial: Jueves Santo, Viernes Santo; 2 y 15 de mayo de 11.00 a 20.30 h.
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Bit of a lean day in the clothing department for this one. Another who made a pretty questionable choice with her hairstyle...
Here's a bit of an oddity I bought on (a relatively) expensive whim. Former Dapol 73005 repainted into early blue as E6001. So the JA body is true to prototype.
However, the paint job is decent but patchy (hand brushed from the looks of it), and I can't find any record of this JA ever being in this livery. From what I can tell, E6001 was born green and then went into Rail Blue, and it was only the JBs that wore this livery.
So, yes, a bit of a non-prototypical ugly duckling but somehow I rather like it. Rule 1 in full effect.
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Bits and Pieces, 2006.
300 large pieces.
February 19, 2010.
75 min.
Ergänzungen Mai 2026 (Eintrag IPDb):
Jahr: n.a. 2010 oder früher
Artikelnummer: 01-5348
Barcode: 704812153489
Grösse: 46x61 cm
Teile: 300, unregelmässige, grosse
Bild: Jane Maday
Kauf: Januar 2020, Ebay USA, gebraucht, CHF 25.85
Feeling a bit sorry for himself after a vet visit, apparently, as this was completely unstaged. I think it was all about the insult of wearing the cone home, he got a bit panicked by it a few times too when he couldn't look down to step over something, and when he couldn't understand why the mean coffee table was blocking him from getting to me.
He apparently copped an accidental finger in the eyeball last night while goofing around with 'Dad'. Knowing Zach he probably jumped into it! Dad didn't think there was any major damage or fingernail issues last night so we decided to see how he pulled up this morning as he was squinting at me after it happened (you can see the squint in one of the out takes below).
This morning he was still squinting at me, and he seemed to have a bit of swelling under his eye, so I packed him off to the vets. Our normal vet was booked (to the eyeballs! Har!) so they sent us off to another vet a few suburbs over. She was fairly nice and Zach was much better behaved for her after the controlling excitement work I've been doing with him lately, plus the fact it wasn't his most favourite person in the world - our main vet Justin.
After some yellow dye in the eye and an inspection for cuts under the flouro light he was given the all clear for scratches, some anti-inflamatories, and a tube of stuff to go in his eye twice a day. Dad, you're now banned from getting him excited indoors full-stop, that play session cost me the morning and over a hundred bucks! Lucky he's interstate for a couple of days...
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album- bit.ly/3OyZRRU FOUND brown/tan/white dog in #beddington area. Now at Paramount 24hr Animal Hosp, 156-4625 Varsity Drive NW, 403-300-9111. If claiming must bring picture id & proof of ownership. Pls rt, share, help find family FOUND was found on 14th St and Berkshire Blvd NW, Is now safely at Paramount 24hr Animal Hospital. Proof of ownership required to claim! Give us a call if this is your pup! 403-300-9111 FOUND was found on 14th St and Berkshire Blvd NW, Is now safely at Paramount 24hr Animal Hospital. Proof of ownership required to claim! Give us a call if this is your pup! 403-300-9111 2022-11-25T03:10:06.000Z by original fb visitor post-click here bit.ly/3ibYjkU bit.ly/3ibYjkU Original wall post: bit.ly/3Xtwx3n November 25, 2022 at 01:30AM bit.ly/2BxTYim iftt Upload public photo from URL
8 Bit Balloons on the Fourth Plinth (One and Other) performance art in Trafalgar Square, London.
8 Bit Balloons is a construction of balloons organised into binary numbers. The letters of a message have been converted from their computer ASCII codes into binary numbers. Each group of 8 balloons in the binary code for a letter.
The balloons also have while LEDs inside them which can be seen in the closer shots.
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Gretna Gateway, 5th August 2014. Taken with Olympus Trip 35 and Lomography 400CN shot at box speed. C41 Processed and scanned by lab (ASDA)
Taken as NEF 14 bit to see gradation quality.
Opened in aperture 3.0 mac appeared as 16 bit.
Exported as Version as TIFF 16 bit.
Opened in photoshop cs5 resize as 1024 pxls height.
Posted from flickr web.
Міжнародний Гранд Форум «Бізнес та ІТ. Навколо ЦОД. Навколо Хмари. Навколо Автоматизації. Навколо Безпеки. Навколо IoT. Навколо IP», або BIT-2017, разом зі зустріччю «Бізнес-Клубу» та церемонією нагородження переможців Конкурсу Industry 4.0 Ukraine (Україна, Київ, 21 вересня 2017): www.kyiv-grand-forum-2017.ciseventsgroup.com, www.awardsua.tech, www.business-club.ciseventsgroup.com/ua/bit/kyiv-210917
Looking east at the Lyman Viaduct in Colchester, CT. This was originally a 1100 foot long steel trestle bridge 137 feet above the Dickinson Creek valley. Around WWI it was covered with fill. At points the fill has eroded allowing bits of the original viaduct to be seen.
The railroad here was abandoned in 1965 by the NYNH&H
Another from many years ago. We were caving at Wee Jasper and as we normally did that at night it left the day free for some Kayaking on the Goodradigbee river. I think this is Micalong creek which was a much shorter portage to launch in and access the Goodradigbee. It's described in the guide as "Micalong Creek could be dangerous in high water due to the tightness of the bends and the possibility of fallen trees". This was low water so no drowning risk just plenty of running aground. And yes it was tight.