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Trip to dog park in Longmont for the second time with dogs. Oscar went into the normal park this time and was nice to the other dogs.
The temple ground area is small but the intricate designs were appealing. If you open your eyes wider, you can see carvings that tell a story. Blogged
Nikita Taniparti presents the Growth Lab's Complexity Report to representatives from the Ministry of Finance, Bank of Namibia, National Planning Commission, and others in Windhoek.
"Understanding Complexity - Offering Solutions to Problems of the 21st Century" Conference February 9th - 10th Vienna TUtheSky
"Understanding Complexity - Offering Solutions to Problems of the 21st Century" Conference February 9th - 10th Vienna TUtheSky
9 Juli, 2020, Documenting Complexity.
Insights from the front of documentary-making and activism, with five of the most exciting makers talking about their projects and new technologies like AR, VR and 360video in MU Hybrid Art House. Speakers are:
- Karen Palmer, storyteller from the future
- Klasien van de Zandschulp & Natalie Dixon
- Alice Wong
- Lana Askari
- Foundland : Lauren Alexander | Ghalia Elsrakbi
Photography: Boudewijn Bollmann
This drawing represents the complexity of each little movement of one finger and also the muscular structure of the hand. I chose to add the Indian tattoos in order to enhance even more the movement.
The drawing is made on paper (A3) in colored pencils.
Complexity Addict, performed as part of Ego Alter
Choreography by Hilary Bryan
Performer: Hilary Bryan
Venue: CounterPULSE, SF
Complexity #2 Just cherry tomatoes with some drops of water which makes the picture more vivid and the contrast of colors makes the picture fuller as well.
FLOAT
Finding complexity in simple material, Jessica McCambly transforms ubiquitous white plastic shopping bags into an ephemeral cloud of light and shadow. Created from bags collected from NCM visitors, the accumulated mass of delicate imperfect rings, floats mist-like overhead, mimicking the dynamic shape of a wave breaking against the shore. The uniformity and intricate alteration of material invites myriad associations to be projected onto the suspended formation. McCambly encourages visitors to slow down and observe the temporal shapes the light draws against the wall and to contemplate the quiet beauty in the subtle shifts the piece makes over time. The simple act of noticing is critical to the experience of this work. As McCambly states, “the fast pace and culture of convenience that necessitates these plastic bags is also the one that interferes with our ability to notice fleeting moments of visual, aesthetic pleasure.” By reducing the pace, McCambly offers an alternative, giving us an opportunity to breathe and find the magic in the mundane.
Close-up of the second fan. I love this one more than the painted one because you can see the delicate design better.
"Understanding Complexity - Offering Solutions to Problems of the 21st Century" Conference February 9th - 10th Vienna TUtheSky