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Three water drops dripping off the edge of the canvas canopy on our deck.
Added to Artistic Temperament Scavenger Hunt: #80 On The Edge
With subdued light most of the evening came ten minutes of golden light just before the sun disappeared for the night.
Vintage cast iron clothes iron for the Macro Mondays challenge, Iron. At 72mm wide edge to edge this one is just barely "legal" size wise.
Happy Macro Monday
Après avoir exposé à Anvers et à Venise, en 1999, l'entreprise a déménagé dans une nouvelle maison connue sous le nom de Kanaal, située à Wijnegem, à vingt minutes à l'est d'Anvers. Construit à l'origine en 1857, le vaste site était un ancien complexe de distillerie et de maltage. L'architecture existante comprenait des entrepôts en briques et des silos à grains en béton situés le long des rives du canal Albert.
Le développement initial du Kanaal comprenait l'installation des bureaux et des studios de l'entreprise. Cela a été rapidement suivi par l'acquisition d'installations artistiques permanentes, telles que celle d'Anish Kapoor, Au bord du monde. Un plan a été conçu pour faire de Kanaal un centre culturel et résidentiel, un processus qui a commencé au début des années 2000.
Les plans de transformation du site se sont appuyés sur le caractère et l'histoire des bâtiments d'origine pour donner à l'ensemble du quartier un nouveau souffle authentique. C'est un trait central de beaucoup de nos projets. Dick Vervoordt a mené un plan ambitieux pour combiner les efforts de trois équipes d'architectes - Bogdan & Van Broeck, Coussée & Goris, Stéphane Beel - avec le paysagiste Michel Desvigne. La qualité de vie était une priorité absolue et les plans ont été conçus pour adapter la conception de l'intérieur vers l'extérieur, convertissant les anciens bâtiments en nouveaux espaces de vie et de travail.
En 2017, la galerie anversoise déménage dans un nouvel espace au Kanaal, ouvrant par une rétrospective monumentale de Kazuo Shiraga.
Le premier programme de la galerie comprenait une spécialité dans l'art d'après-guerre et contemporain avec un accent particulier sur l'art d'Europe, du Japon et de Corée, en particulier l'art des mouvements ZERO et Gutai. L'accent mis sur Dansaekhwa a suivi, alors que le programme de la galerie et sa participation à des foires d'art mondiales ont pris de l'importance et que sa liste d'artistes s'est élargie.
After exhibiting in Antwerp and Venice, in 1999 the company moved to a new house known as Kanaal, located in Wijnegem, twenty minutes east of Antwerp. Originally built in 1857, the sprawling site was a former distillery and malting complex. The existing architecture included brick warehouses and concrete grain silos located along the banks of the Albert Canal.
The initial development of the Kanaal included the installation of corporate offices and studios. This was quickly followed by the acquisition of permanent art installations, such as Anish Kapoor's At the Edge of the World. A plan has been devised to make Kanaal a cultural and residential center, a process that began in the early 2000s.
The site's transformation plans have built on the character and history of the original buildings to give the whole area an authentic new lease of life. This is a central feature of many of our projects. Dick Vervoordt led an ambitious plan to combine the efforts of three teams of architects - Bogdan & Van Broeck, Coussée & Goris, Stéphane Beel - with landscaper Michel Desvigne. Quality of life was a top priority and plans were made to adapt the design from the inside out, converting old buildings into new living and working spaces.
In 2017, the Antwerp gallery moved to a new space at Kanaal, opening with a monumental retrospective of Kazuo Shiraga.
The gallery's first program included a specialty in post-war and contemporary art with a particular focus on art from Europe, Japan and Korea, particularly art from the ZERO and Gutai movements. The focus on Dansaekhwa followed, as the gallery's program and its participation in global art fairs grew in importance and its roster of artists grew.
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Salt cellar, Derwent Edge, Peak District, UK
My lightweight tripod resting on the heather was not very happy with the strong wind and it was surprisingly chilly for August. Must be freezing up here in winter.
Stable Edge on Christmas Day. Dark clouds clung to the tops of the moors all day, but the dale was bathed in sunlight.
for this weeks flickr fridays theme "on the edge"
what you see is waterdrops on the edge of a window and in the background the morning sun
This beautiful juvenile Red-tailed Hawk is in its first year of the University of Life. There is more than a 50 percent chance it will flunk out.
Only an estimated 30-40% of its peers will make it through their first harsh Minnesota winter, not only because of biting north winds and snow but also due to their inexperience.
Juveniles are clumsy hunters. While adults live on substantial meals from voles, rabbits, and squirrels, their young start out hunting grasshoppers, frogs, and smaller songbirds. If hungry enough, juveniles will even join a crew of crows, eagles, and vultures that is eating carrion.
Their efforts can be comical in nature. They often fumble in their strikes, drop prey when flying, or choose prey that is too large for them to handle. In their first year, each hunt is a lesson, and the sooner they learn the ropes, the better their survival chances become.
Young Red-tailed hawks can often be observed perching for long periods on utility poles and other objects as they watch everything around them, a part of their study habits that helps in hunting situations.
A clue to identifying juvenile Red-tailed hawks is the lack of the iconic red on their tail, which they will not develop for around another year.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
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River Gorge Trail
This 3.5km trail offers magnificent views of the Trent River gorge from the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge, before continuing downstream past the old Ferris Quarry and onto the legendary “sheep wash”, now a picnic area. The trail continues south, following the river’s edge for more fantastic views of the Trent River.
Sunset into the sun, Stanage Edge, Peak District
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Curbar Edge, Curbar, Derbyshire. Looking Southwards. This needle of sandstone continues to defy the elements.
Catching the end of the heather season at Bamford Edge on morning back in 2022
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Seal Edge from Fairbrook Naze on the northern side of Kinder Scout overlooking the Woodlands Valley.
I can't seem to get a good scan of this one. Got a new scanner, and I haven't quite adapted to it yet...