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For the Korean artist Atta Kim, the process of making art has been an ongoing journey of discovery. Each image becomes a site of reflection that in turn suggest the next. It is a philosophical trajectory that he pursues, the photographs being (as he calls them) ‘by-products’. They mark the path of his journey but do not document it.
In 2002, Atta Kim was selected as among the world’s one hundred most exciting contemporary photographers. Since then, he has gone on to prove himself a significant and highly distinctive visual artist on the world stage. He has represented the Republic of Korea at the São Paulo Biennial, been selected for showing at the Venice Biennale, and has had a major exhibition of his work at New York’s International Center of Photography.
Atta Kim talks about the philosophical journey that drives his work at Talking Pictures.
talking-pictures.net.au/2021/11/06/atta-kim-because-we-ar...
Sadly, Satoshi Kon - one of my favorite directors of Japanese animation, passed away this week. He shared his creativity and dreams until the very end. Thank you very much.
‎"With feelings of gratitude for all that is good in this world, I put down my pen"-Satoshi Kon, 46.
The word "Creativity" from p.301 of "The Art of Photography" by Bruce Barnbaum. Taken on segments with about 3.17x zoom (using lens on reverse), and segments were overlapped with no perspective correction.
My first effort found a home in the bathroom. I used some fancy 7Gypsies tape to hold it in place. Hope it survives the steamy baths and showers of my family!
A creative learning summer school organised jointly by Thomas Tallis and Kidbrooke Schools in association with Emergency Exit Arts.
Students used the engineering design process to create an object out of cardboard focusing on the principles of STEAM and our first quarter standards.
U don't need a SLR to capture a Good Snap,,,,,,,,Its all @ Creativity,,,,,Like the one above through N95,,,,!!!
A visit to NATIONAL WOW MUSEUM
& NELSON CLASSIC CAR COLLECTION Nelson. On our trip up the South Island of New Zealand April 2019.
The Museum showcases two very distinct collections that collide in a celebration of design, innovation and wonder.
Where else in the world can you see a stunning selection of more than 60 wearable art garments, alongside more than 140 veteran, vintage and classic cars?
Together the wearable art and collectible cars epitomise the very heart of WOW – exploding the boundaries of design so that creativity and invention can thrive in a world of limitless possibilities.
For more Info: www.wowcars.co.nz/