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Frank Dinger
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「映月」茶具精緻禮盒
以壺象徵明月
以簍刻袖套譬喻窗花
這包裝好似月光在典雅窗花後映現出來的模樣
而細紗提把則透露著些許隱約風情
讓中國女性的陰柔神祕韻味
緩慢而巧妙地 彷彿隨著茶香傳送出來
◎本產作品同時獲得金點設計標章認可
Modern communication or maybe more like that old Zeppelin song...Communication breakdown.
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New computer at the Community Communication Center at Fantsuam Foundation in rural Nigeria.
June 2010
Photo from Fantsuam Foundation
Head, Communication Unit, Katherine Lopez giving the overview and road map of IITA Communication at the Communication Open House on 14 August 2019 at IITA Conference Center in Ibadan, Nigeria. Photo by IITA.
2 of many communication transmission towers on Mont-Royal, Montreal, Quebec.
The one on the right erected in 1960 and standing at 111 meters, belongs to CBC/Radio-Canada, but it also hosts the antennas of practically all private and public broadcasters in Greater Montreal, such as TVA, CTV, Télé Québec, Astral Media, Corus and more.
And the one on the left is used by the SPVM (Service de Police de Montreal).
© All rights reserved. The use without written permission is illegal.
© Tous droits réservés. L'utilisation sans permission écrite est illégale.
© Ronald Santerre
Communication Studies on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on December 7, 2016. (Jay Grabiec)
From the world's smallest Flickr photo stroll (yeah, just the two of us). Visiting downtown Norcross, Georgia
This symbolic graveyard was an installation mounted by the kids of the Hummingbird F.C. in connection with our Social Communication Programme, Urban Outcries, which brought up the question of small firearms and their consequences on society.
Each cross and each gravestone represents an unreasonable reason for dying. Our kids are just too familiar with the consequences of small firearms in their own community, most of them having already lost a member of their own family.
To emphasize their point and adding to the dreadful statistics, on the very evening of the Urban Outcries programme; 5..., yes, five kids between the age of 14 and 18 were shot dead by the police only 3kms from us! 14-year old Thiago was the brother of one of our capoeira kids, the son of one of our mothers! Shot dead hiding under a bed whilst trying to escape the crazy police hunt for drug traffickers in the favela. Five more stupid reasons to add to our symbolic cemetery.
Below are just some of the phrases our kids left on the gravestones. You can read more unreasonable reasons for dying on the other images in this series:
(Posso ir, estou armado!)
I’m armed so I can go!
(Sempre a carrego comigo!)
I always carry it on me!
(Não quero nem saber, não é meu filho!)
I don’t want to know, he’s not my son!
(Agora eu tenho respeito!)
Now I have respect!
Abandoned long ago, these telegraph poles still stand along the former Rock Island Railroad right of way in Scott County Iowa.
A kinetic sculpture by Israeli artist Yaacov Agam titled Communication X9 at the street level against the background of the Smurfit-Stone Building,150 North Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Illinois. (Recropped)
Tenuous Link: red, yellow and green.