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Bob Perry of Rolling Strong talks with attendees of TCA's 78th Annual Convention in the exhibit hall Monday afternoon. TCA has partnered with Rolling Strong to offer TCA Wellness. Learn more here: truckload.org/TCA-wellness
Collection: Human Ecology Historical Photographs
Title: Unidentified exhibits.
Collection #23-2-749, item H-E-12
Div. Rare & Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library
Persistent URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/5x30
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Two exhibitions, 'Fragments: Stories from Gallipoli 1915' and 'Çanakkale: Road to Peace out of War', are on display in the Dublin Room at Dublin City Library and Archive from Wednesday 22nd April – Friday 29 May 2015.
'Fragments: Stories from Gallipoli 1915'
The exhibition had been curated by Dublin City Archives and draws mainly on sources from the Royal Dublin Fusiliers Association Archive which is held at Dublin City Library and Archive. It will give an overview of the failed 1915 Campaign by the Allies and use diaries, photographs and correspondence to highlight the personal experiences of a number of Irish -born World War 1 soldiers who fought in Gallipoli.Plaque at the Green Hill cemetry, Gallipoli, commemorating Irish men who died in Gallipoli, unveiled by President Mary McAleese, 2010. Copyright Michael Lee
'Çanakkale: Road to Peace out of War'
The Gallipoli Campaign – is known as "Çanakkale Savaşı" (Battle of Çanakkale) in Turkey. This photographic exhibition has been funded by the Turkish Embassy in Ireland in remembrance of the gallantry and friendship that flourished on Turkish land. It reflects not only the military aspect of the Battle of Çanakkale as but also the humane relationship between the soldiers on both warring fronts.
"MARIA: Huwaran ng Radikal na pagsunod kay KRISTO"
Parokya ng Mahal na Birhen del Pilar - Katedral ng Imus
Vuitton's fortunes rose again in 1853 when he was appointed the personal box-maker and packer of the Empress of France, Eugenie de Montijo - the wife of Napoleon Bonaparte. The Empress charged Vuitton with beautifully packaging her clothes for transportation between the Tuileres Palace, the Château de Saint-Cloud and various seaside resorts. The position opened the doors to a new class of elite and royal clientele
The Dalek Exhibit, located next to Ruth’s Chris Steak House in North Hills’ Main District, is a temporary public art installation designed by James Marshall.
Marshall, better known as Dalek, is an American painter, illustrator, photographer and muralist. Dalek’s present work is purely abstract and explores an abundance of flashing colors and multiple planes, as well as the push and pull dynamics of opposing forces—the play between rigidity and fluidity.
Dalek’s work is critically acclaimed and has been featured in numerous publications, articles and magazines such as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Juxtapoz and more.
The exhibit hall is filled with commercial vehicles and related equipment from OEMs, upfitters and other business service providers.
Learn more at www.worktruckshow.com.
Photo by Abbey Sprinkle
The exhibit hall at the 2021 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting in the Music City Center in Nashville, Tenn., will offer panel discussions at various stages throughout the hall June 14-16. “This year’s panel discussions will put a ‘laser-sharp focus’ on advancing missions and ministry through the CP,” said Willie McLaurin, the SBC Executive Committee’s vice president for Great Commission relations and mobilization.
ILRI's Muthoni Njiru outside the ILRI booth at the Africa Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2013)---held in Nairobi 26-28 June 2013 (photo credit: ILRI/Raphael Njoroge).
Rainforests of the World exhibit, California Academy of Sciences, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA
Opening reception for "Bill and Sam Naito - A Portland Story" on Thursday, October 8, 2009, at the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center.
My photograph 'San Francisco, December 2006' in the Royal Photographic Society's 2013 Biennial exhibition.
In the foreground "Tail of a Whale" (inspired by Román Díaz's model, that I couldn't get diagrams for, so I designed my own version; folded with Origamex members as a team). On the wall: school of fish mural, designed by Miguel Estrada, and folded by the Origamex team. Part of our exhibit at the Museo El Centenario in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, México.
Title: Chemical Engineering Exhibit
Date: 1928
Description: Chemical Engineering Exhibit by Iowa State College (University) at the Iowa State Fair
Image ID: 16-01-E_Extension_1325-07-01
Copyright 2011, Iowa State University Library, University Archives
For Reproductions: www.add.lib.iastate.edu/spcl/services/photfees.html
Title: Animal Husbandry Exhibit
Date: 1929
Description: Animal Husbandry Exhibit by Iowa State College (University) at the Iowa State Fair
Image ID: 16-01-E_Extension_1324-05-01
Copyright 2011, Iowa State University Library, University Archives
For Reproductions: www.add.lib.iastate.edu/spcl/services/photfees.html
This exhibit was on display in the Read and Relax area in Swem Library from March 15-25, 2018.
From the Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library at the College of William and Mary. See swem.wm.edu/scrc/ for further information and assistance.
Breaking the Ice /
briser la glace
CO-Presented with SAT / CoprésentéE par SAT
Breaking the Ice is an installation developed by the Society for Arts and Technology [SAT] that connects in real-time the audience at CODE Live 1 with participants at the other end of the country. As audience members in Vancouver approach the installation’s screen, they encounter an icy window displaying their counterparts thousands of kilometers away in Montreal. Through real-time telepresence, participants can connect, interact and proceed to play using a human size touchscreen. After virtually melting the digital frost between the users, a live video transmission from the other city is revealed. Users can play in this frosty atmosphere, hand-drawing in the ice, using snowflakes to re-freeze the scene. The ice might also break completely, requiring participants to piece together the shattered fragments. Through one of the fastest internet lines in the world, and with live audio/video streaming, this game will allow audience members in Montreal and Vancouver to literally “break the ice.”
Briser la glace est une installation que la Societé des arts technologiques (SAT) a élaborée et qui relie en temps réel l’auditoire de CODE en direct 1 à des participants situés à l’autre bout du pays. À mesure que les membres de l’auditoire de Vancouver s’approchent de l’écran de l’installation, ils rencontrent une fenêtre de glace qui montre leurs homologues situés à des milliers de kilomètres de là, à Montréal. Grâce à une téléprésence en temps réel, les participants peuvent établir des liens, communiquer et prendre part au jeu au moyen d’un écran tactile de la même grandeur qu’un être humain. Le givre numérique se trouvant entre les utilisateurs fond virtuellement et laisse place à une transmission vidéo en direct provenant de l’autre ville. Les utilisateurs peuvent jouer dans cet atmosphère de givre, dessiner sur la glace avec leurs mains et utiliser des flocons de neige pour geler la scène de nouveau. Il se peut aussi que la glace casse complètement et que les participants doivent assembler les fragments brisés. Grâce à l’une des lignes Internet les plus rapides au monde et à un flux audio et vidéo en direct, ce jeu permettra aux membres de l’auditoire à Montréal et à Vancouver de « briser la glace », littéralement.
Society for Arts and Technology
Societé des arts technologiques
canada
Based in Montreal, the Society for Arts
and Technology (SAT) is a trans-disciplinary centre dedicated to research, creation, production, presentation, education and conservation in the field of digital culture. With a unique mandate in Canada, the SAT fosters international collaboration between practitioners of diverse disciplines and establishes partnerships with industry and educational institutions.
Établie à Montréal, la Société des arts technologiques (SAT) est un centre transdisciplinaire de recherche et de création, de production, de formation et de diffusion voué au développement et à la conservation de la culture numérique. Investie d’un mandat unique au Canada, la SAT favorise la collaboration internationale entre les praticiens de différentes disciplines et établit des partenariats avec l’industrie et les établissements d’enseignement.
Image of the booth I helped staff at an event at the Pinnacle Bank Arena, centered on providing services to the homeless on 9/29/15.
Főúri készletek, egyedi mesterművek, eredeti kéziratok, levelek, és a Képes Krónika 19. századi nemes másolata is látható lesz többek között a gazdag kiállításon, amely felsorakoztatja a világhírű herendi porcelánok és a könyvtár egyedülálló gyűjteményében található művek legszebb, legkülönlegesebb darabjait. www.oszk.hu/kiallitasok/ragyogas-porcelan-es-konyvritkasagok