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Rising prominently along Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco, this commanding corner building serves as one of the primary hubs for Academy of Art University, the city’s largest private institution dedicated to visual arts, design, and media. With its uniform grid of black-trimmed industrial windows and pale concrete cladding, the structure brings a minimalist, modernist sensibility to one of San Francisco’s busiest arterial roads.
While many Academy of Art University buildings are spread across the city—from Jackson Square to the Tenderloin—this one, on Van Ness, stands out for its sheer size and visibility. It acts as both an academic anchor and a high-traffic visual landmark. Housing classrooms, studios, and administrative offices, it welcomes thousands of students every year who come to San Francisco to study fashion, animation, architecture, photography, and more.
The façade is unadorned but striking. Rows of large, divided-pane windows stretch across each floor, letting natural light pour into student workspaces while giving the building a warehouse-style visual rhythm. At street level, the university’s signature red-and-white signage wraps around the structure, advertising open enrollment, events, and academic offerings. Above, three flags flutter: the American flag, the California state flag, and the Academy of Art University emblem.
This photograph captures the building in morning light, revealing its boxy clarity and sharp edges against a vibrant blue sky. Crosswalks in the foreground and passing traffic emphasize the building’s urban energy, while the contrast between historic architecture in the distance and the clean lines of this modern school underscores the diversity of Van Ness’s evolving streetscape.
Van Ness Avenue has long been a corridor of transformation. Once part of San Francisco’s historic Auto Row, it has become a mixed-use spine of civic buildings, showrooms, residences, and education centers. The Academy of Art’s presence here blends educational ambition with urban functionality—proof that creativity can thrive in every corner of the city.
Whether viewed as an architectural subject, an educational landmark, or a symbol of creative energy in motion, this Van Ness building captures the forward-facing spirit of San Francisco’s student artists and designers.
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
The first images from my period of isolation due to the Covid-19 virus situation. Challenging times for everyone! Globally! I am looking to maintain my mental health through expanding on my photographic skills and to be more creative in thought and practice.
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Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
In November I went on a trip to Oklahoma USA to take part in the creativity world forum 2010, This was follwoing on from our 3 month collaboration between Howe High School in Oklahoma and Thomas Tallis In London (UK). We presented our ideas on what a creative learning should look like and the concept of a "#popupschool". in front of 1600 delegates.
for more info visit: www.creativepioneers.weebly.com
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
For 25 years, Waag has been researching, questioning and experimenting at the intersection of art, science and technology. On November 30th between 3pm and 3am, we celebrated our anniversary. Photo: Jimena Gauna.
Teacher Maker Camp: een inspirerende, technische, creatieve, leuke en uitdagende training, bestaande uit een set workshops voor leraren uit het PO, VO, MBO én HBO. Zelf maken staat centraal.
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
De foto's van de deelnemers en hun werk in de vierde en laatste serie van het seizoen 2014-2015 en de kinderen die aan de cursus FabSchool Plus konden deelnemen, een vervolgcursus.
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
Photoshoot at the Arches, Glasgow, with women from Govanhill group Circle Of Friends.
The Arches' Creative Learning Programmer Lucy Gaizely and co-facilitator Adrian Howells have been working with a group of people in Govanhill to make a film centred around the (currently closed) Govanhill baths, and the campaign to reopen them.
This photoshoot was part of a book which the group are now making as a spin-off project.
Image: Colin Gray
For more info on the project go to
In November I went on a trip to Oklahoma USA to take part in the creativity world forum 2010, This was follwoing on from our 3 month collaboration between Howe High School in Oklahoma and Thomas Tallis In London (UK). We presented our ideas on what a creative learning should look like and the concept of a "#popupschool". in front of 1600 delegates.
for more info visit: www.creativepioneers.weebly.com
Action from the 2016 iLearn Sports Day in Fan Ling, New Territories at Fan Ling, Hong Kong. Photo: ABC Group
Young Audiences teaching artist Christina Delgado gets students excited about math by connecting its concepts to photography.
Young Audiences partnered with Baltimore City Public Schools to offer an arts-integrated 22nd Century Pioneers Summer Camp site to Baltimore City middle school students in July 2014. Young Audiences teaching artists and Baltimore City teachers co- created arts-based math and science lessons for students each morning, and worked with students on arts enrichment projects each afternoon.
Sadler’s Wells and West Ham United Foundation present the World Premiere of Home Turf, a dance production inspired by football, on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on Saturday 24 September 2016.
Home Turf is a compelling collaboration between West Ham United Foundation, Sadler’s Wells and a team of over 100 professional and non-professional dancers, including Foundation participants, Company of Elders and alumni of the National Youth Dance Company.
Choreographers: Pascal Merighi, Michela Meazza, Lee Griffiths, Joseph Toonga.
Composer: Murray Gold
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
In November I went on a trip to Oklahoma USA to take part in the creativity world forum 2010, This was follwoing on from our 3 month collaboration between Howe High School in Oklahoma and Thomas Tallis In London (UK). We presented our ideas on what a creative learning should look like and the concept of a "#popupschool". in front of 1600 delegates.
for more info visit: www.creativepioneers.weebly.com
In November I went on a trip to Oklahoma USA to take part in the creativity world forum 2010, This was follwoing on from our 3 month collaboration between Howe High School in Oklahoma and Thomas Tallis In London (UK). We presented our ideas on what a creative learning should look like and the concept of a "#popupschool". in front of 1600 delegates.
for more info visit: www.creativepioneers.weebly.com
In November I went on a trip to Oklahoma USA to take part in the creativity world forum 2010, This was follwoing on from our 3 month collaboration between Howe High School in Oklahoma and Thomas Tallis In London (UK). We presented our ideas on what a creative learning should look like and the concept of a "#popupschool". in front of 1600 delegates.
for more info visit: www.creativepioneers.weebly.com
Step 20: Tie the pinched felt with a piece of yarn.
This is a super cute little figure that I make with kids and parents to go along with the story '' Das Kleine Ich bin Ich''.