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FAIL BETTER, our exhibition exploring the beautiful, heroic and instructive side of failure, closes on Sunday 27th April. Take yourself on a virtual tour of the exhibition with these shots, then come and pay us a visit to get the full story from inspirational contributors like Sonia O'Sullivan, James Dyson, Robert Winston, Mark Pollock and Ranulph Fiennes – in their own words.
Senses Fail
One More Brick Tour
Starland Ballroom
Sayreville, NJ
10.31.2009
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This image failed because in this image the character is fiddling with his nose. I think this ruins the moment as he doesn't have the correct stance to emphasise this effect.
Big W... big FAIL.
The one time I left without a receipt, this double adapter breaks on opening the pack. Maybe this is "military grade Made in China".
So I try to exchange it without a receipt and the idiot says that they need a receipt to claim from the manufacturer. I tell him that the POS system will have a record. Eventually a manager just swaps it for me. No questions asked. Idiot.
FAIL BETTER, our exhibition exploring the beautiful, heroic and instructive side of failure, closes on Sunday 27th April. Take yourself on a virtual tour of the exhibition with these shots, then come and pay us a visit to get the full story from inspirational contributors like Sonia O'Sullivan, James Dyson, Robert Winston, Mark Pollock and Ranulph Fiennes – in their own words.
FAIL BETTER, our exhibition exploring the beautiful, heroic and instructive side of failure, closes on Sunday 27th April. Take yourself on a virtual tour of the exhibition with these shots, then come and pay us a visit to get the full story from inspirational contributors like Sonia O'Sullivan, James Dyson, Robert Winston, Mark Pollock and Ranulph Fiennes – in their own words.
“Inis Fail” is one of Oliver Sheppard’s earliest works, dating back to 1901. It is made of bronze, and is described as the female personification of Ireland. It portrays Ireland as an "island of destiny." Sheppard (1865-1941) was in the minority of Irish Protestants who supported Irish independence.
FAIL BETTER, our exhibition exploring the beautiful, heroic and instructive side of failure, closes on Sunday 27th April. Take yourself on a virtual tour of the exhibition with these shots, then come and pay us a visit to get the full story from inspirational contributors like Sonia O'Sullivan, James Dyson, Robert Winston, Mark Pollock and Ranulph Fiennes – in their own words.