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Winner of Current Affairs award - Syria: Across the Lines.
Ceremony of the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards in 2014 at London’s Theatre Royal on 18 May 2014.
This ad, which originally appeared in the Barrie Examiner, ties into a piece I wrote for TVO: tvo.org/article/current-affairs/shared-values/how-one-ont...
Glass Paint on Mirror
Spending numerous hours on the internet daily, I use it for socialising, researching and keeping up with current affairs. This has lead me to a psychological interest in social media and how technology has changed the way we represent ourselves within the digital world, both aesthetically and integrationally, through a number of different expressive visuals like photography and written text.
My practice combines collaborating various surfaces with mixed media to represent what we immerse ourselves in digitally. I’m creating these visuals on 2 dimensional planes to express my emotional and personal response of my own development within the current digital era producing that fleeting moment of self awareness through the subject of Selfies and consciously edited portrayals that is shared daily on the internet.
We sit in front of the many different screens everyday, monitors, TV’s, tablets and mobile phones, and it is generally a solo experience. I am using my own impression to portray cyber space and how we fail to control where our online uploads and information goes. Using mirrors I am bouncing reflections within a confined space that I have constructed to have the same infinitive quality of the world wide web and to recapture that solitary experience within the space of the work.
Kababayang Pilipino presents PADAYON (Moving Forward)
photos by Ron Sombilon Gallery & PacBlue Printing
About KABABAYANG PILIPINO- cultural performing arts group
Kababayang Pilipino is a cultural performing arts group dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Filipino folk heritage through the presentation of authentic Filipino dance, music, song and drama.
Kababayang Pilipino provides the opportunity for its members to educate themselves and inturn, educate the community at large about the rich history and culture of the Filipino.
This ad, which originally appeared in the Barrie Examiner, ties into a piece I wrote for TVO: tvo.org/article/current-affairs/shared-values/how-one-ont...
Part of a week-long course in producing current affairs material for TV, radio and online at NTV in Vinh, Nghe An, Vietnam.
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I saw this work being done, and thought it looked a little "Heath Robinson". It definitely had a DIY look to it - not the outcome at least, but the way it was being done.
A week or so before this happened, I saw the "builders" having a bit of a "heated debate" with the scaffolders.
Anyway I walked past there last night and thought it looked rather nice - a plasma TV up on the wall and ground floor "hollowed out" as it were. And this evening? Well, here's the story on BBC News...
Check out my other photos of this.
Thought of using concepts in this weekend challenge thread "Tattoos" on the Sri Lanka Photographers group.
I saw this work being done, and thought it looked a little "Heath Robinson". It definitely had a DIY look to it - not the outcome at least, but the way it was being done.
A week or so before this happened, I saw the "builders" having a bit of a "heated debate" with the scaffolders.
Anyway I walked past there last night and thought it looked rather nice - a plasma TV up on the wall and ground floor "hollowed out" as it were. And this evening? Well, here's the story on BBC News...
Check out my other photos of this.
"The World of Islam" discussion panel. Photographed at the Folklorica venue during the Woodford Folk Festival 2011-12. Near Woodford, Queensland, Australia.
Behind the scenes on International Focus. Wisconsin's only regular program devoted to global issues and U.S. foreign policy. Airs weekly on WMTV Milwaukee Public Television Ch. 36 and on YouTube
Future Magazine was one of a number of post-WW2 publications that aimed to take a view on contemporary current affairs emphasising the opportunities for the reconstruction needed to build a modern world. This issue "Britain in 1955" attempts to look forward to the next decade to see what has developed. The magazine was printed by Adprint Ltd. the interesting printing and publishing company with pre-war German emigré involvement.
This double colour plate is from the Graeter London Plan of 1944, a vast document that looked to reconstruct a modern, less crowded and rigourously planned modern city to sweep away the decay of Victorian slums and wartime damage. One of several such plans that were part of the revolution that helped underpin the Town & Country Planning Act and the New Towns Act this plate by Peter Shepheard shows an idyllic Lee or Lea Valley at Broxbourne with gravel pits repurposed as leisure sites. There would be a Lee Valley Plan and indeed much of the valley was encompassed in the Lee Valley Park. Also shown are the sweep of the new arterial roads effectively equating to what would become the M25 and M11, the latter planned to head north towards Harlow this way but whose route was changed by the MOT to the Roding Valley and the east of the New Town before construction.
The view from Hertfordshire encompassed Essex to the left and Middlesex to the right as the boundaries straddled the river valley, a natural boundary for centuries, here.
May 11, 2014
Bring Our Girls Back Rally and Candlelight Vigil
Leimert Park
Los Angeles, CA
© Shari B. Ellis 2014
Part of a week-long course in producing current affairs material for TV, radio and online at NTV in Vinh, Nghe An, Vietnam.
Part of a week-long course in producing current affairs material for TV, radio and online at NTV in Vinh, Nghe An, Vietnam.
This ad, which originally appeared in the Barrie Examiner, ties into a piece I wrote for TVO: tvo.org/article/current-affairs/shared-values/how-one-ont...
Kababayang Pilipino presents PADAYON (Moving Forward)
photos by Ron Sombilon Gallery & PacBlue Printing
About KABABAYANG PILIPINO- cultural performing arts group
Kababayang Pilipino is a cultural performing arts group dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Filipino folk heritage through the presentation of authentic Filipino dance, music, song and drama.
Kababayang Pilipino provides the opportunity for its members to educate themselves and inturn, educate the community at large about the rich history and culture of the Filipino.
First off, a caveat, I am not in any way FOR nor AGAINST this particular protest. This is strictly a photojournalistic shot of a current affair in world politics at the moment.
Every morning driving in to work, I come across this group of Falun Gong supporters protesting in front of the PRC consulate. This protest must have been going on for more than half a decade as I have always remembered them being there. At one point, they even built elaborate huts in front of the consulate (on public property I might add) so as to house their supporters for the daily protest.
I for one, am not for nor against them as I view this matter to be 100% a PRC (Mainland Chinese) internal affair/politics and really have nothing much to do with Canada. That said, being Canadian, and a Vancouverite, I'm glad city council finally enforced the law to tear down their makeshift hut that they build right on the sidewalk (which is public property) outside of the Chinese consulate. While I respect their right to protest, I do not respect their right to occupy public land for their convenience/purpose. Their current form of protest is much more palatable for a Vancouverite as this involves them coming early in the morning, setting up their banners and then taken them down at the end of the day.
Part of a week-long course in producing current affairs material for TV, radio and online at NTV in Vinh, Nghe An, Vietnam.
Kababayang Pilipino presents PADAYON (Moving Forward)
photos by Ron Sombilon Gallery & PacBlue Printing
About KABABAYANG PILIPINO- cultural performing arts group
Kababayang Pilipino is a cultural performing arts group dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Filipino folk heritage through the presentation of authentic Filipino dance, music, song and drama.
Kababayang Pilipino provides the opportunity for its members to educate themselves and inturn, educate the community at large about the rich history and culture of the Filipino.
Dr. Cynthia Villagomez, Assistant Professor of History
The Middle East in Global Perspective
Promoting Inter-Cultural Communication through Knowledge of Current Affairs:
To provide increased understanding on what is happening in the Middle East.
Presented by:
Intercultural Communication class (Department of English and Foreign Languages)
The Office of International Programs.
Journalism students at the Media Resources and Training Centre (MRTC) in Jaffna planning for a 20 minute news and current affairs they are producing.
Following Iain Stewart's surge of media interest after vote over gay marriage in Great Britain, visible here tribute pop art poster depicts Member of Parliament of Milton Keynes South constituency.
Design by internationally-acclaimed poster creator, Robert Rusin, previously sold in twenty countries around the world.
Artist web www.mkfive.co.uk
Online poster store www.zazzle.co.uk/ziggymk
Kababayang Pilipino presents PADAYON (Moving Forward)
photos by Ron Sombilon Gallery & PacBlue Printing
About KABABAYANG PILIPINO- cultural performing arts group
Kababayang Pilipino is a cultural performing arts group dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Filipino folk heritage through the presentation of authentic Filipino dance, music, song and drama.
Kababayang Pilipino provides the opportunity for its members to educate themselves and inturn, educate the community at large about the rich history and culture of the Filipino.
Kababayang Pilipino presents PADAYON (Moving Forward)
photos by Ron Sombilon Gallery & PacBlue Printing
About KABABAYANG PILIPINO- cultural performing arts group
Kababayang Pilipino is a cultural performing arts group dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Filipino folk heritage through the presentation of authentic Filipino dance, music, song and drama.
Kababayang Pilipino provides the opportunity for its members to educate themselves and inturn, educate the community at large about the rich history and culture of the Filipino.
INDO-AFGHANISTAN RELATIONS
AFGHANISTAN CRISIS
A powerful earthquake has killed at least 1,000 people and injured 1,500 in eastern Afghanistan, an official of the ruling Taliban told the BBC.
The Taliban appealed for international help for the rescue effort as pictures showed landslides and ruined mud-built homes in the province of Paktika.
The quake struck shortly after 01:30 (21:00 GMT Tuesday) as people slept.
Hundreds of houses were destroyed by the magnitude 6.1 event, which occurred at a depth of 51km (32 miles).
The team from AM, Australia's most informative morning current affairs program, broadcast from Gunnedah on August 19, 2013. In this photo, host Tony Eastley (right) speaks to a local about coal seam gas. AM will be on the road for three weeks, until the day before the election, September 6.
Kababayang Pilipino presents PADAYON (Moving Forward)
photos by Ron Sombilon Gallery & PacBlue Printing
About KABABAYANG PILIPINO- cultural performing arts group
Kababayang Pilipino is a cultural performing arts group dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Filipino folk heritage through the presentation of authentic Filipino dance, music, song and drama.
Kababayang Pilipino provides the opportunity for its members to educate themselves and inturn, educate the community at large about the rich history and culture of the Filipino.
Kababayang Pilipino presents PADAYON (Moving Forward)
photos by Ron Sombilon Gallery & PacBlue Printing
About KABABAYANG PILIPINO- cultural performing arts group
Kababayang Pilipino is a cultural performing arts group dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Filipino folk heritage through the presentation of authentic Filipino dance, music, song and drama.
Kababayang Pilipino provides the opportunity for its members to educate themselves and inturn, educate the community at large about the rich history and culture of the Filipino.
BBC Scotland sent out a publicity picture in May, 1988 when Arbroathian Ken Cargill was appointed Editor of Television News and Current Affairs.
Kababayang Pilipino presents PADAYON (Moving Forward)
photos by Ron Sombilon Gallery & PacBlue Printing
About KABABAYANG PILIPINO- cultural performing arts group
Kababayang Pilipino is a cultural performing arts group dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Filipino folk heritage through the presentation of authentic Filipino dance, music, song and drama.
Kababayang Pilipino provides the opportunity for its members to educate themselves and inturn, educate the community at large about the rich history and culture of the Filipino.
Kababayang Pilipino presents PADAYON (Moving Forward)
photos by Ron Sombilon Gallery & PacBlue Printing
About KABABAYANG PILIPINO- cultural performing arts group
Kababayang Pilipino is a cultural performing arts group dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Filipino folk heritage through the presentation of authentic Filipino dance, music, song and drama.
Kababayang Pilipino provides the opportunity for its members to educate themselves and inturn, educate the community at large about the rich history and culture of the Filipino.