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International Family Day – May 15, 2024
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This work was done in collaboration with my good friend, Evelyn England, a wonderful photographer. You can see her beautiful works at:
Sage Art
and my son, Séan Murray.
HBW😊😊😍
With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating, stay safe and laugh often! ❤️❤️❤️
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A lovely landscape I captured in Naxos, Greece . I first thought
this was a small toilet block, but not at all. It's a magic door. :)
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I’m going to Blue Dimension
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
I’m going to blue dimension
Thru my own magic door
It’s truly a comprehension
And borderline of life’s seashore
In times on passing by
And giving its heart content
It opens to the blue sky
When feeling are in relent
It shows you the magic hours
And all that you can give
Its grass is of wild and flowers
That you on truly must live
To enjoy the moments they make
In magic that is passing on
When you from its dreams awake
It never is really gone
So open your blue dimension door
To see what is there inside
And what’s in your heart’s lore
In thoughts you did put aside
There are moments of their truth
In everything that we all do
It’s magic of infinity youth
As days come and get on thru
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A picture I took in Fira (Santorini, Greece), last summer. It is a long exposure shot and I've repainted some parts of it.
Fira is the modern capital of the Greek Aegean island, Santorini. It is a traditional settlement.
The view from Fira is magnificent, with a unique panorama showing the 18 km long caldera from southern Cape Akrotiri to northern Cape Ag. Nikolaos, plus the volcanic island Nea Kameni at the center with Thirassia Island in the distant west on blue Aegean water.
Fira is a town of white-washed houses built on the edge of the 400 m high caldera on the western edge of the semi-circular island of Thera. The two main museums of interest are the Santorini Archeological Museum, 30 m east of the cable car entrance, and the Museum of Prehistoric Thera at the southeast corner of the White Orthodox Cathedral (with the Greek name meaning Metamorphosis), built on the site of the Ypapanti Church, destroyed in the 1956 earthquake.
Access to Fira is mainly by roads on its eastern side, climbing from its port via the Z-shaped footpath on foot or on donkeys, or by riding the steep cable car from its lower terminal by the port.
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Candles of The Past
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
Candles of the past
In shadows corner cast
Like paintings on a wall
Or tinting blanching fall
Precious moments going
Special people knowing
Of lives so many ways
In vanished yesterdays
Somewhere in my heart
Where memories start
I have again found
Incidents once around
All the music ways
In the magic of the days
Candle lights I’ve crossed
Those now today are lost
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A photo I took in Braives (Belgium) during Christmas Eve.
We hadn't seen so much snow in Belgium since decades.
(I used 6 photos from my own stock to make this pic...)
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Turn Back To My Dream
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
Turn back to my dream
From your realities of sparkless night
Where its veracity always seem
Lost in its shadowed flight
Everything is out to play
Given if it's of child's fairytales
Coming through dark woods in its ray
Holy like the holiest of grails
A dream to take notice of and believe
When everything is downhill going
It shall take away your grieve
Around its sun and moon haloing
Bring every light through afar
Dance on the waves
Of the Milky Ways circular motion
Give you a wish from its falling star
Anything man craves
From the depth of the deepest ocean
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I took this picture in Mykonos, Greece. I've used the
"tilt shift" technique to simulate a miniature scene.
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I'll Be Sailing to the Open Blue Sea
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
I'll be sailing to the open blue sea
Where the silvery waves are going out
With the wings of fresh morning that's quite free
Through the daydreaming without any doubt
Every hope shall be rolling tall and brave
Within billows so high in the shaking
Through rippling of waves the ocean gave
To the in fjords and gales in their making
We're winners to new corners of the world
To the faraway islands and their shore
With every circling wave that there whirled
And are in need of fresh dreams to explore
I'll be sailing to hope in my open boat
Bringing music from my heart that I wrote
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I took this photo in Naxos, Greece. These old and
moving people wanted me to take a photo of them.
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The Moments of Happiness
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
“The moments of happiness...”
You must remember this
As the light becomes less
Memories are a true bliss
Flowers that a day did cast
Treasures belonging to your heart
From time’s gone past
And their dissimilarity apart
If you miss their meaning
You shall fail to remember
Yellow-brown’s autumn streaming
That comes with September
And everything that’s right
That approaches or comes near
Each in its possessing light
Like a rhyme from nowhere!
The moments that go by
Set all their unique disparity
Like the morning waking sky
That’s born from chance and clarity
If you miss their meaning
You shall fail to bear in mind
The way of each true dreaming
That your day has left behind
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I didn't want to post that one but finally I'm posting it...
It's just a very rough idea quickly realized. The group says "no" but the individual says "yes"... This is a contradiction I have often noticed in human societies, especially in Belgium!
I'm currently working on some more serious calligraphy, coming soon on Flickr!
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Yes Maybe No
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
The opposite of every part
Is which is not okay?
So here we go and then start
The rules we must obey
We know what we know
But still we won't say
We must keep on the show
Tomorrow like today:
Refrain
Yes maybe no
Never maybe
Because I say so
Baby baby
We say NO but we think YES
That is what we all do
So it becomes like chaos mess
And neither becomes true
So we think and say then less
Of what is Yes and No too
And we think it is God's bless
If maybe nothing comes thru
Yes maybe no
Never maybe
Because I say so
Baby baby
The opposite of every part
Is which is not okay?
Here we have our own heart
To start the game cabaret
Just go on and go
With Yes or No - anyway!
You can do it fast or slow
Okay! Okay! Ay!
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I took this picture inside Cologne's famous cathedral.
Have a look to my huge 360 degrees panorama of Cologne.
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Faith
A poem by Katie Gabrielle
Faith rises from the heart
And lives in the soul.
Faith is a choice
One makes each and every day.
What is seen and unseen
Faith brings the intangible into
focus.
To reach out and touch the
untouchable, knowing that
there is a better life.
Bringing light to the darkness
along an unknown path, that is
faith.
Helping a stranger in need that
we have never met. That is faith.
Trusting that today is great, but tomorrow will be better, that is faith.
Letting go of anger and filling your heart with happiness, that is faith.
Saying thank you for today and all that life brings, that is faith.
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Enlarge HERE (the third detail is a small part of his nose)
Made with thousands of "@" symbols (the common "At sign" typographic character). It took me a few days of work. I applied each character one by one and used several references for the accuracy of the portrait. Each symbol is made of a single color and tone. (I left the portrait unfinished on purpose, I think it's better this way).
"@" like "@mbitious", "@ctivism" and "@ssange"... Julian is a courageous man fighting for Justice and Democracy despite many criticisms...
Julian Paul Assange is the founder, spokesperson and editor in chief of WikiLeaks (a whistleblower website and conduit for news leaks). He is also an Australian publisher, journalist, software developer and Internet activist.
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Enlarge HERE
Made with thousands of "@" symbols (the common "At sign" typographic character). It took me a few days of work. I applied each character one by one and used several references for the accuracy of the portrait. Each symbol is made of a single color and tone. (I left the portrait unfinished on purpose, I think it's better this way).
"@" like "@mbitious", "@ctivism" and "@ssange"... Julian is a courageous man fighting for Justice and Democracy despite many criticisms...
Julian Paul Assange is the founder, spokesperson and editor in chief of WikiLeaks (a whistleblower website and conduit for news leaks). He is also an Australian publisher, journalist, software developer and Internet activist.
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For more information about my art: info@benheine.com
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Enlarge HERE
I made this with hundreds of random hand-written words. That was a
time consuming project. I might be working on similar images shortly.
My mother is a dance teacher. So this piece is dedicated to her! :)
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Angel (Sonnet 14)
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
With a mind and a face of an angel,
She toned each my feelings with affection;
Letting on me, fragile kind of marvel,
And showing me the straightest direction.
To the castles in the mystified air,
Where the desiring rainbow crosses through;
And we sometimes do fly away to there,
When we feel down, and are exposed and blue.
All the ways of grace she showed then to me,
With viewpoint to courage and to be kind;
How easy it is then to become free,
If all worries are left forgotten behind.
This angel is sweet creature so divine,
Everything else a shadow, to her shine.
This is a composite photograph of a man following the Jewish religious practice of "laying tefillin". Tefillin are cubic worked leather boxes painted black with leather straps, dyed black on one side, that religious Jews wear on their head and their upper arm during weekday morning prayers.....a Jewish tradition that has been active for thousands of years. Also called 'phylacteries' the tefillin are worn in two ways: the hand-tefillin (shel yad) is wrapped around the arm, hand and fingers; the head-tefillin (shel rosh) is placed above the forehead. The obligation of laying tefillin is mentioned four times in the Torah. In the 'shema' passages of the torah it is written that "you shall bind them (tefillin) as a sign upon your arm, and they shall be as totafot (another word for tefillin) between your eye".
The background of this photograph is a page from the Jewish "Torah", the most sacred writings in Judaism. The figure in the foreground was reproduced from a separate photograph that I took at the Kotel (Western Wall) in Jerusalem. This composite photograph was created by using digital technology to combine parts of two different photographs into one image. All one needs is a knowledge of how to structure composites with Adobe Photoshop; a graphic tablet (not absolutely necessary but makes the job a lot easier); a steady hand and; a little imagination.
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© EVAN READER
Copyright for this photo belongs solely to EVAN READER, GREATEST PAKA PHOTOGRAPHY. Images may not be copied, downloaded, or used in any way without the express written consent of the photographer.
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
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A funny mule I found in Mykonos, Greece.
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You Talkin' to Me?
A poem by Katie Gabrielle
Are you talking to me?
With your nose up in the air
Do you think that I care
What you got to say
If you can't say something
Nice to me
Then please go away.
I may be an ass
Or a mule in donkey's guise
But I have a heart that cries
Just take a look at my eyes
Are you talking to me?
Then say something sweet
Talk about candy and music
That's sweet!
Don't try to be cool
Because I know better
Talking is like living
It's all in the giving.
Are you talking to me?
Then say something good
Then maybe I 'll say
Something worth saying
And that's all I gotta say!
I'm just a mule in donkey's
Guise. Some call me an
Ass but I know better.
Are you talking to me?
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Buy prints, canvases and posters of this artwork HERE.
View the work in progress at this link and some close details here.
Made with thousands of "@" symbols (the common "At sign" typographic character). It took me a few days of work. I applied each character one by one and used several references for the accuracy of the portrait. Each symbol is made of a single color and tone. (I left the portrait unfinished on purpose, I think it's better this way).
"@" like "@ctivist" and "@ssange"... Julian is a courageous man fighting for Justice and Democracy despite many criticisms...
Julian Paul Assange is the founder, spokesperson and editor in chief of WikiLeaks (a whistleblower website and conduit for news leaks). He is also an Australian publisher, journalist, software developer and Internet activist.
For more info about my projects, contact: info@benheine.com
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Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
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An old man playing in a street of Athens, Greece.
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Listen to Me
A poem by Katie Gabrielle
Just an ordinary man
In an anonymous street
Tapping my fingers
To a familiar beat
Listen to me
I have something to play
Music is my soul
On this wonderful day.
I'm just a faceless man
In a hurry up street
Just stop a minute
And listen to me
I have something to say
That could make your heart
Happy on this wonderful day!
As I tap out a happy tune
You will be singing soon
And maybe you'll
Stay awhile
I'm just an anonymous face
On a hurry up street
Listen to my music
And dance to my beat.
Listen to me
You'll be glad you came
Music and joy
Are one in the same.
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
During PBS’ SIDE BY SIDE session at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in Los Angeles, CA on Tuesday, August 6, 2013, host and producer Keanu Reeves and producer Justin Szlasa discuss the history, process and workflow of digital and photochemical films.
All photos in this set should be credited to Rahoul Ghose/PBS.
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
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A scared little cat I found in a street of Santorini, Greece
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Defenseless
A poem by Katie Gabrielle
Sweet child
Of the Streets Of Greece
Will Your Savior Give You Peace
Will You Wander
To And Fro
Sweet Baby Kitty
Where will you Go?
Backed in a Corner
Defenseless
Eyes full of fear
And Woe
Don't forget who loves you
There are little angels
For kitties and little wanders
Protecting You from danger
Look into my eyes, kind stranger
Help me make it through today
And maybe I can find tomorrow
Without tears, fear or sorrow.
Find a home for me
Away from the streets of Greece
Lost in the darkness
Help me find the light of day
Defenseless in every way...
During PBS’ SIDE BY SIDE session at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in Los Angeles, CA on Tuesday, August 6, 2013, host and producer Keanu Reeves and producer Justin Szlasa discuss the history, process and workflow of digital and photochemical films.
All photos in this set should be credited to Rahoul Ghose/PBS.
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Kamera: Nikon FE2
Linse: Nikkor-S Auto 55mm f1.2 (1970)
Film: Kodak 5222 @ ISO 400 -1EV
Kjemi: Xtol (stock / 9 min. @ 20°C)
Arandu Arakuaa: Hêwaka Waktû (2015)
I think the problem with Humanism is it’s arrogance and it’s Hubris.
To say that Humans are Superior to Nature; or Separate from Nature, is to Deny - or Defy - the Laws of Ecology.
Humans have crossed from the First World of Nature into the Second World of Culture.
But to say that it is the Destiny of Humans to control something that is larger than ourselves; to control a System that is larger than ourselves - is to place Humans as basically Gods on this Planet.
The Deep Long-Range Ecology Movement sees Humans as having very unique qualities; very special qualities.
There’s nothing in the Deep Long-Range Ecology Movement that is Anti-Human, that denigrates Humans; either as individuals, or as communities, or as a species - the critique of Modernism, and of Humanism, in the Deep Long-Range Ecology Movement; is that Humanism has confused Bigness with Greatness.
Humanists attempt to develop Bigger societies, Bigger technology; Mega technology - and claim that with Bigger technology, Humans are becoming Greater.
Greatness in Deep Ecology is cultivated through understanding of Humility - that Humans are plain citizens - in the words of ecologist Aldo Leopold (1887-1948): «Plain Citizens of Natural Systems; not Lords and Masters».
- Bill Devall
During PBS’ SIDE BY SIDE session at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in Los Angeles, CA on Tuesday, August 6, 2013, host and producer Keanu Reeves and producer Justin Szlasa discuss the history, process and workflow of digital and photochemical films.
All photos in this set should be credited to Rahoul Ghose/PBS.
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
During PBS’ SIDE BY SIDE session at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in Los Angeles, CA on Tuesday, August 6, 2013, host and producer Keanu Reeves and producer Justin Szlasa discuss the history, process and workflow of digital and photochemical films.
All photos in this set should be credited to Rahoul Ghose/PBS.
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
photo - © Foteini Christofilopoulou | All rights reserved | For all usage/licensing enquiries please contact www.foteini.com
During PBS’ SIDE BY SIDE session at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in Los Angeles, CA on Tuesday, August 6, 2013, host and producer Keanu Reeves and producer Justin Szlasa discuss the history, process and workflow of digital and photochemical films.
All photos in this set should be credited to Rahoul Ghose/PBS.
During PBS’ SIDE BY SIDE session at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in Los Angeles, CA on Tuesday, August 6, 2013, host and producer Keanu Reeves and producer Justin Szlasa discuss the history, process and workflow of digital and photochemical films.
All photos in this set should be credited to Rahoul Ghose/PBS.
Alexander Whitley Dance Company: Pattern Recognition
Alexander Whitley Dance Company premieres Pattern Recognition at the Platform Theatre, Central Saint Martins. 7-9 April 2016.
Choreography: Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Alexander Whitley and Natalie Allen
Digital Artist: Memo Akten
Composers: Scanner and Oliver Coates
Costume Designer: Jean-Marc Puissant
Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt
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In the last 25 years Ukraine has built a reputation as a country of programmers – a leading recipient of outsourced coding jobs that rivals coding giants like India. More recently, with the smartphone and tablet computer revolution, Ukraine has also become an innovative producer of code used in popular apps around the world.
But the successes of Ukraine’s hi-tech present mask a problem that could grow in the future: There is a widening gap between old and young, men and women, and urban and rural people with regard to access to, and the use of the Internet and modern digital technologies – the Digital Divide. A new research has found that 53% of Ukrainians have “below average” level of digital skills and 15.1% of Ukrainians do not have any digital skills at all.
Read how UNDP is working to change that: www.ua.undp.org/content/ukraine/en/home/blog/2020/bridgin...
Photo: Anton Kuba / UNDP Ukraine