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(Gander, Newfoundland)
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She's 8 and a figure skater. Or so we thought. In January of 2023, she joined girls under 9 hockey. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect to be already travelling to her first tournament and seeing her actually win. She's one of the smallest out there but she plays with heart and those little legs can fly.
As much as it is all for fun, before every game she becomes silent as she waits to take the ice. This is her wait before the championship.
Art creation
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Serie Rolls
Scattata con Polaroid Now +
Pellicola Color i-Type Film
Luce Ambiente
Doppia Esposizione
Digitalizzata, non Manipolata
Assemblata
Ascoli Piceno Luglio 2025
Taken with Polaroid Now +
Rolls Series
Color i-Type Film
Not digitally Manipulated
Ambient light
Double Exposure
Assembly
Ascoli Piceno July 2025
The Missing Works, Interior, 2020 / oil on panel, 16x 20 inches
See more of this artist’s work at: www.gretchenscherer.com
Image © Gretchen Scherer, 2020
Ceramic art made by visual artist
Juul Kraijer www.juulkraijer.com/, seen at the exibition "Kiss my soul" in Dordrechts Museum www.dordrechtsmuseum.nl/english/
Thank you for taken your time to visit me, comments or faves are always much appreciated!
Mural by Zabou of Nubya Nyasha Garcia, a British jazz musician, composer and bandleader.
In the 80s & 90s every large scale artwork or community mural seemed to have a sax player in it.... i'm so chuffed this traditional continues but now with top billing.
The fourth time Zabou has painted this portrait of B.K.Foxx on Brick Lane in an attempt to tame the toys.
The sousaku kokeshi doll on the left in from the 1970's and measures 9.5 inches. The design is by Kishi Sadao who has won an award for this doll. The wheat stalks are burned in the wood by hand. The pattern celebrates the wheat harvest in Japan.
The Creative kokeshi doll in the right is by a design from one of the rare female kokeshi artists. The doll is 34 cm tall and is from the 1980's.
Hamburg streets reflecting colonial goods and their profiteurs: Baron Voght, Schimmelmann, Witt, Hagenbeck...
By global artist Abi Agbede
FLOW, an immersive exhibition, @ Deptford Does Art, 28 Deptford High St. SE8 4AF.
2nd-12th May 2019, Highly recommended if you are in the area ! :-).
LR3362
111th Philippine Independence Day Celebration
Doha Qatar
12 June 2009
No Post Processing
only Watermark
L to R
Cynthia Frenette,Jenn May Brisson
Christine Karas,Angelique Houtkamp
The 4th Annual LADIES FIRST Art Show
Sun March 7 2-5pm SLT
Tart Gallery@Pixel Hill
DJ Electric Emmons
Performance by Phemie Alcott 4:30-5pm
You're once, twice, three times a painted lady.
This is the third time Zabou has painted this portrait of B.K.Foxx, entitled Born to Paint, on Brick Lane, the other two efforts being lost to taggers.
This artist, Casey O'Connell, painted this mural in the oh-so-charming Marigny Neighborhood in New Orleans; it's called "The Ol' Razzle Dazzle". I loved it before I saw her title, but now it's taken up permanent residence in my heart.
Her work is all over the land, and I'm so glad I got to see some of it for myself. Would you just look at those kissy marks she put on his cheeks?! I'm certifiably in love.
More on the artist:
"Arabella" music video:
This drawing just knocks me out! Donna has an endless imagination and in this piece shows it off completely. While the scan and further adjustments show a very accurate view of this drawing, the glitter from pens fails to show up. Both colored pencil and assorted pens were used.
This flower exists among the grass, but it doesn’t hide.
It is thick, bold, visible.
It doesn’t adapt. It doesn’t disappear into the background.
It is built according to a natural order that needs no approval: the Fibonacci sequence.
It is proof that beauty, coherence, and strength exist even where no one is looking.
I left the flower in color, turning the grass black and white—
to make it clear what matters, what deserves to stand out, what must no longer be lost in the background.
This flower is me: I do not blend in.
I resist.
In a precise, full form—yet invisible to most.
I am not seeking approval. I am existing.
And that is enough.