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Counselor Sonlla Heern offers perspectives during the closing session May 1, 2016, of the 108th Bahá’í National Convention. Photo by Jasmin Kemp
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+ a few in comments, took these on a walkie i went on with the doggies. (okay, a lot more in comments, i couldn't decide, decide for me?)
had such a FUSTRATING day!! first of all, got dragged into college at NINE O CLOCK this morning so my friend wouldn't have to be on her own before her tutor thingy, then that was cancelled. Then I had a double lesson which got CANCELLED!! again. With no warning, then it was pouring down, like proper rain rain and i got soaked, sat on a wall and got some disgusting brown stuff on my shorts. :( So I was like fuck this and came home for a bit, i had to get the bus and it was quite nice because this old man sat next to me, okay that sounds so weird, but wait, he was quite groovy. LOL. Was wearing a green tweed jacket a trilby, horn rimmed glasses and had a gold bird earring, then he started talking to me about 'poison' in the air and how he LOVES Brighton because its so diverse and everyone dresses differently and everyone is a bit crazy so yeah, i chatted with him till my stop where i said 'thanks for the chat, it was very nice' and he said 'and you, have a great day'. and off i went. things like that MAKE my LIFE
So, anyway, then I went back to college for maths. (DULL). My teacher made some Lame jokes, I told him he should have his own programme (it would be a tragedy) and then I went home again. On the bus this time, a man read my work over my sholder YES I CAN SEE YOU IDIOT!! and a woman coughed so yuckily I nearly moved and two dogs had a fight.
Life, eh?
For a summary of the critic, see: www.artspace.com/magazine/art_101/art_market/what_did_cle...
Greenberg favored art that skillfully addressed formal problems, such as how to make paintings that are interesting up close as well as from a distance. When we move close to a late Titian painting, forms dissolve into brushstrokes that seem to make mysterious motifs of their own. This metamorphic effect (lacking in the paintings of Rubens, for example) was one solution.
Pollock's action paintings achieve the goal in a more completely abstract way. Rhythms and forms emerge from other rhythms and forms like eyes from the foliage of a forest. In space we see that the constellation has within it other patterns of stars.
At the spectrum's other end, the microscope reveals that 90% of the cells our bodies contain are actually something other than human. What is terrifying is revealed as the teeth of hitherto un-glimpsed depth. Within our own bodily form, there are other bodily forms seething within.
The complexities we can see through the telescope and the microscope are comparable to the potentially infinite richness revealed by Greenberg's close, zoomed-in, attention to the formal (purely visual) qualities of art.
But some artists and critics objected that art was being drained of meaning by Greenberg's tendency to value form more and to value representation less. They felt that Greenberg's approach encouraged art to become too aloof, too emotionally distant from the real world. They were similar to those who complained that society was being made lonelier and more alienating by the modern attitude which valued efficiency and marketability more than the human-ness of individuals.
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Anyone else notice this? Yet another change in the beta phase, but will come soon enough to ruin everyone's lives once again.
I'll admit, the initial changes were a disaster, but I did grow to accept them. The only real thing I liked was the changes made to the mobile app.
However I don't think I can handle this change. If I want to see photos this large, I'll click on it. I'd much rather keep what we got now.
For more information about the changes, click here.
i probably wont be uploading for a while... i dont know when i will have time to take photos, but i've already began scheming for ideas when the snow melts and the flowers expose themselves :)
until then comments off on this one its not my best
i'll probably clean up my thread when i return
Here's the package of goodies Hero Arts sent for my "green" comment. LUCKY ME! The Hero Hues Foliage Papers are so beautiful and superb quality, with a very smooth "hand" (as we would say if dealing with fabric). The four-flower set, Take Good Care Greetings, stamps beautifully, of course. And a great bonus: copies of the HA catalogs! Yay!
Thank you, Hero Arts!
الطفوله أحلى مافي هالحياة
مرحله من غير هم كنـّا دايم نبتسم
كنـّا حتى لو بكينا ... وجارت الدنيا علينا
بعد لحظـات وثواني بسمه فينا ترتســم ...
عذرا اي تعليق مرفق بصوره سوف يتم حذفه
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Another visit to the Ferguson Fawsitt for tea with my lovely Mum.
Comment on the negative impacts of an invasive and two opportunistic species on the biota of Willapa Bay as part of the actions being considered to control.
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I went out with my lovely friend Rebekah and we went into town round a few of the bars and pubs.
The day started for me at Piccolo for an amazing breakfast.
After that I popped down to see my Sister who whowed me the awesome and creepy birthday present they had got for my Niece - a couple of creepy dolls on a see-saw. Brilliant!
The evening, Rebekah and I went to The Star to begin with before heading across to the Freedom Quarter, where we saw some great live acts at Monroe's and finished the night in a new bar, Zinnia. It was a great night!
Some great live acts on in Monroe's.