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When the water level in some of the creeks around here is down you will see all kinds of piled-up rocks, hoodoos they're called if they appear purposeful. Maybe they are a constructive kind of graffiti. People expressing themselves. This one seen down in Grimes Glen on Saturday is the most sophisticated one I've ever seen. Bring your picnic, pull up a rock, and sit down!
Nearly there. Launched soon.
A new book about the creative elements of the city featuring interviews and visual delights from artists, photographers, designers etc. This is a little teaser/taster of progress.
Led by myself at the University of Portsmouth and designed by Jodie Silsby from I Love Dust www.ilovedust.com/
Inspired by Magritte’s famous painting entitled “Ceci n’est pas une pipe” meaning that the image of the object is not the object itself.
Justice. Just. Fair. One for all. Or is it? Think of justice, and we imagine suits; a gavel hitting a mahogany desk; or people coming together on the streets. Or maybe like Author Omid Safi wrote, “Justice is love, embodied.” Justice is restorative when empathetic and innovative solutions are brought to the forefront. Most importantly, justice is different. It looks different for each of us, and that sometimes makes it harder to understand. But we’re here for it. Which is why this time, we have not one but two speakers. They will talk to us about what justice means to them and get us thinking about what it might mean to live in a just world. We want to listen, learn, ask, and then continue to ask. Because it ain’t justice if it ain’t for all.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Maiya Michelle believes in the power of stories to evoke compassion and encourage action. Having worked with adults and young people within the UK justice system, she remains mindful of groups that are overrepresented in it. Maiya volunteers at ‘Appropriate Adult’ in South London, safeguarding the rights of young people when they are arrested, in addition to supporting the team at ‘100 Women I Know’ to raise the voices of victims of sexual violence, and hosting monthly Intimate Story Sessions with her creative partner Edith Whitehead.
Fiona Curran started the Koestler Arts programme when she joined the arts in criminal justice charity Koestler Trust, in 2009. Since then she’s led their artistic output across the UK, and its annual awards programme for people in prisons, secure forensic hospital settings, immigration centres, and on probation and community sentences. Around 3,500 people participate annually and their work is considered for exhibitions and events, inviting the public to think about the creativity of people in secure settings.
Photos from: Francis Augusto www.francisaugusto.co.uk
Gosh I got most of this stuff MONTHS ago but the packaging is so cute I haven't taken it out yet XD
I pretty much saved these outfits for Hen so now that she's back, she'll be spoiled proper!
Stacked square offset cake with tapered tiers,leopard print finish, and high heeled shoe. Decorated with modeling chocolate, gumpaste, and chocolate piping. Creative cake design by Wicked Goodies.
Co Presented by The National Directors Division of the Directors Guild of Canada & the Writers Guild of Canada
TIFF BELL LIGHTBOX
May 11th 2013
Photo Credit:
Nick Wons 2013
nick@nwons.com
Das sind einige der Werke die ich und die Maedels hergestellt haben. Ich sag aber nicht, wer was gemacht hat ;)
Those are some of the pieces I created with the girls. But I won't tell, who made what ;)
CC permite al autor de una obra, por ejemplo una foto, otorgar un permiso estandarizado al público en general para compartir y usar su trabajo creativo bajo los términos y condiciones de su elección. Por ejemplo una marca de agua con su nombre en la foto, como se ve en esta imagen.
yeah, so this is a little random. for the creative challenge group :) was going for a sort of warhol theme, but didnt work too well...
Creative Fusion 10th Anniversary, chaired by Katie Heil and Peter Mahler
Event photos by Jaclyn Tyler Photography
Creative Stars: Lost is Found
14 Jan - 19 Feb 2012
Installation shot
Jon Barraclough
Image courtesy the artist and Cornerhouse, Manchester
Photo credit Paul Greenwood