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Jamie Cook
Bachelor of Visual Arts Jewellery
Jamie Cook is a non-binary pakeha artist born and living in Dunedin N.Z, with a history of using pounamu, other hardstones and more recently precious metals and vitreous enamel. They have a particular interest in abstracting forms found in nature that aren’t inherently human. Over the past 8 years they have developed a deep relationship with the mediums they use, feeling a need to make as much of the work by hand as possible. Casting silver ingots from scrap and recycled metal, along with sourcing and preparing raw stone to become jewellery, they infuse the work with their mauri and intent by honouring this sincere connection to the mediums and process.
Working with jewellery, Jamie uses emotional expression, automatic creation and abstraction, to devise pieces that challenge the viewer to interpret the work for themselves and share what their imagination uncovers, adding to the life of the work.
Cook Out (3,775 square feet)
4245 Pouncey Tract Road, Short Pump Village, Glen Allen, VA
Opened in November 2017; originally Captain D's (1999-spring 2017)
German field gun captured on the Somme in WWI. Captured by 33rd Battalion, 9th Brigade, 3rd Australian Division. This Brigade was drawn from NSW, many from Orange and District.
I took a trip over the the House of Blues the other night to shoot for the Cab. We were supposed to do some promo shots but their schedule got all crazy because of their tour manager leaving for health reasons. I wish him luck and a speedy recovery and hopefully we will be able to get together next time!
Shot with a Nikon D40
Cook's first voyage, 1768-71, Transit of Venus, Endeavor (red). Second voyage, Resolution, 1772-75, southern ocean, green. Third voyage, Resolution and Discovery, 1776-1779, blue. Crew continued on after Hawaii, dashed blue. From wikipedia, Jon Platek.
With an average annual maximum daytime temperature of 25.9 Celsius and a minimum average of 10 degrees Celsius these cells would be uncomfortable in the extreme. A deterrent to bad behaviour?
About to crack my beer :)
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'IN MEMORY / of CAPTAIN JAMES COOK, of the Royal Navy, / one of the most celebrated Navigators, that this/or former Ages can boast of; who was killed by / the natives of Owyhee, in the Pacific Ocean, on the /14th Day of February, 1779; in the 51st Year of his Age. / Of Mr. NATHANIEL COOK, who was lost with the / Thunderer Man of War, Captain Boyle Walsingham / in a most dreadful Hurricane, in October, 1780; / aged 16 years. / Of Mr. HUGH COOK, of Christ's College, CAMBRIDGE / who died on the 21st of December 1793; aged 17 Years. / Of JAMES COOK Esq: COMMANDER in the ROYAL NAVY / who lost his Life on the 25th of January, 1794; in / going from Poole to the Spitfire Sloop of War, which/he commanded; in the 31st Year of his Age. / Of ELIZth COOK, who died April 9th 1771. Aged 4 years / JOSEPH COOK, who died Sept 13th 1768. Aged 1 month / GEORGE COOK who died Oct 1st, 1772. Aged 4 Months / All Children of the first mentioned CAPT. JAMES COOK by / ELIZABETH COOK, who survived her husband 56 years & / departed this life 13th May, 1835 at her residence Clapham, Surrey / in the 94th YEAR of her Age. Her remains are deposited / with those of her Sons JAMES & HUGH, / in the middle Aisle of this Church'
Williams Sonoma at Promenade Temecula has reached the end of the line and is closing
These other shelves also had stuff that was full price
Aoraki/Mount Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand. It lies in the Southern Alps range, which runs the length of the West Coast of the South Island. This is the view from the eastern side at Lake Tepako.
Thomas Cook Airbus A320-232 LY-VEL arriving at Cardiff Airport from Palma Mallorca (Flight MT1145) on 18 July 2017