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I'll be fairly absent on Flickr this week as I'm involved in a local arts exhibition where I'll be exhibiting some of my photos and hopefully selling a few calendars and cards. Set-up is today, opening tomorrow.
I'll try to visit your streams when I can.
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FB Gallery presents
Solo Exhibition of Zéh Palito
"Peace Love and Unicorns"
June 17 - July 17
(Especial Invited-"ALMA")
368 Broadway #211, New York, NY 10013
917.495.2457
The catalog for our Unmasked & Anonymous exhibition was designed by the Milwaukee Art Museum's Dan Saal.
A few install images from my upcoming exhibition The Older Industrial Parks Near Newport, Victoria. Opening 17/08/16 launch event 20/08/16 see you there! 69 Smith St Gallery
ローカルねたですみません^^;
11月22日（木）～27日（火）
北九州市門司港レトロ地区にある旧門司税関２階ギャラリーにて
野良猫写真で個展を開催することになりました。
Ａ3ノビのサイズで約40点展示予定です。お近くの方は是非遊びに来てください！
僕は23、24、25日の午後から在廊予定です。
多くの皆様のご来場を心よりお待ちいたしております。
I will hold my personal exhibition of my stray cats photoghraphs.
Please come by all means, if you please.
*Place
the Old-Moji Customs building 2F
The Retro-section of the Moji-harbor at Kitakyusyu-City
Novermber 22nd 2007 - 27th (AM9:00-PM 17:00)
Image from the first exhibition at the V and A Dundee. Technology and my skills have moved on in the last 5 years allowing me to edit this to a standard I'm happy to share.
From the Ocean Liners: Speed and Style exhibition.
I spent a wonderful evening, with friends, transported into Rone's amazing exhibition at Flinders Street Station.
It is set in the long-abandoned third-floor wing of Flinders Street Station, Time is a nostalgic love letter to mid-century Melbourne.
Created and developed across the past three years, this truly exceptional site-specific experience is Rone’s most ambitious project to date. Profoundly atmospheric, Time captures both the grand scale and character of the site and the minute detail of a period of Melbourne’s history long lost to progress.
A fictional history that transports audiences to post-WWII Melbourne, Time is inspired by an era when European migrants powered the city’s booming manufacturing industries. A vignette of mid-century working-class life and an ode to the faded yet enduring beauty of this forgotten place, Time captures the spirit of the city’s industrious past while offering glimpses of the station’s role as a once-glorious hub of work, learning and social life.
Many thanks for your visits, kind comments and faves, very much appreciated.
13th July - 3rd August 2021
nekonuko Nakamuri: "The Endless Journey"
exhibition at ONCEAGAIN New gallery
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#1 Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy at Moscow (Russian abbreviation VDNH)
Scan from my old film taken in 1970y
The exhibition park is a closed green area with a symbolic entrance fee. It was founded in 1935 and was originally dedicated only to the exhibition of advanced machinery and technology in agriculture. In the well-groomed green area of the Park with many fountains there were large monumental exhibition buildings dedicated to different regions (republics) of the state, their agriculture and technology. Own botanic garden, large flower fields. The entire architecture and layout of the park was made in a single Stalin's Empire style. Nothing to do with Disneyland. Already in those days, only electric vehicles were used to move around the Park. Trolleybuses along perimeter of the Park. Those trolleybuses differed from the urban ones almost completely glazed interior (including ceiling). On internal routes used small semi-open road trains with electric traction, even small electric taxis were (for a fee).
In the 60s, the territory of the Park was significantly expanded. The theme of the exhibition began to cover not only agriculture, but all industries. Many new exhibition buildings were built, some of which had faceless modern architecture (glass and steel). So the Park has a bit lost its unique image.
This exhibition complex had its own meat dairy and bakery production. Their products were sold in numerous small cafes and pavilions in the park. These products were incomparably higher quality than what you could buy in ordinary Moscow stores. As I remember, especially fine were hot dogs, coffee with sandwiches or doughnuts and different kinds of hot bread (just out of the bakery). All goods and services were for very small money.
Now it is impossible to buy anything like this here (I'm not talking about luxury restaurants, where I have not been for a long time).
By the way, my equipment was also for a while exhibited there in the exhibition building of Geophysics as an example of student creativity
This shot was taken at the exhibition “Female photographer’s at the war front” Lee Miller born USA 1907, died England 1977 .....to Anja Niedringhaus, born 1965, died 2014: She was shot going her job, in Afghanistan in 2014.
It was extremely sad and shocking to see shots from earlier wars up to 2014; It seems nothing has changed.
These women were embedded with the troops when taking the photographs.