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Asian Spicy Garden in Pattaya Thailand.
A collection of well-known and very exotic plants that give seasonings and spices. Guided walk through the Botanical Spice Garden. Opium Museum - features of the extraction and use of the potion. Culinary show featuring Thai cooking and tasting!
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Pattaya exhibitions and galleries
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Religious tour, Sak Yant tattoos
Journays from Thailand to other countries
Overnight island tours from Pattaya
Kanchanaburi - River Kwai from Pattaya
Cambodia Angkor Wat from Pattaya
Tours to Northern Thailand from Pattaya, Phuket, Bangkok
Phuket, Samui, Songkla, Narathiwat from Pattaya
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Here are some initial sketches of exterior features I may include in the van model. I designed three outdoor areas, four windows and three shutters.
UMass student Sophie Kaner reads one of his poems to a packed Cape Cod Lounge during the Tenth Annual Five College Student PoetryFest.
Photo by Maria Uminski
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She features sweet, chunky handspun hair, button joints, hand felted pinafore, silk ribbon and a handknit tail! She will be listed today in my Pumpkinhaus shop!
Aundria Burkhart speaks to students about what they can do to fight human trafficking during the question and answer portion of the night.
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Navy leather strap measures 36".
3 Interior pockets
Zipper closure
Bag Measurements:
14"H
12"W
5"D
Volcanic activity creates colorful hydrothermal features, colored by sulfur and other minerals, along the Bumpass Hell Nature Trail in Lassen Volcanic National Park, California, USA
Created by ourhometoyours on April 17, 2010 featuring the Autumn Bold Necklace and Bracelet set by Gilliauna
The Ancient World Gallery features works from ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman cultures. It is one of eight galleries within The Collection Galleries. The Collection Galleries are eight galleries in Wilson Pavilion that highlight 5,000 years of art, contain rotating installations of the Nasher Museum’s extensive holdings. Visit often to make new discoveries at the Nasher!
nasher.duke.edu/galleries/the-ancient-world/
Referred to simply as “our sea” by the ancient Greeks and Romans, the Mediterranean has been a nexus of cultures from ancient times to the present. It is surrounded by the continents of Africa, Asia, and Europe, where the major cultures of Egypt, Greece, and Rome emerged in antiquity. These civilizations are notable for their long durations and contributions to many of the cultural underpinnings of Western society that still resonate in science, philosophy, literature, politics, and religion. Their influences were dispersed throughout the large territories they controlled or contacted, along with a wide range of material goods. Additionally, many smaller cultures inhabited this region and their exchanges and interactions left important imprints as well.
This gallery focuses on the artwork and artifacts produced over several millennia by those living in the ancient Mediterranean. Many works come from major cultures: funerary arts from Egypt; ceramics from Greece; and sculpture from Rome. These objects also attest to the rich environment created by networks of cultural interchange. Sculptures from Cyprus, an island cross-roads, show the intersection of Greek and Egyptian visual culture. Many Greek vases produced in the regions of Athens or Corinth were shipped widely, and often emerge whole from Italian tombs. Luxury goods like jewelry, metalwork, and perfume vessels exemplify how the taste of the elite drove trade across the region. In addition to giving clues on how these civilizations lived, these works allow us to stretch our imaginations about those who lived long ago and sailed what the poet Homer termed “the wine dark sea.”
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The Nasher Museum of Art (previously the Duke University Museum of Art) is the art museum of Duke University, and is located on Duke's campus in Durham, North Carolina, United States. In 1936, art collector William Hayes Ackland wrote letters to three universities, attempting to find a place to bequest his collection to upon his death. Duke University President William Preston Few was receptive to this idea, and had plans drawn up for an art museum at Duke.
After the death of both Few and Ackland, Duke refused to accept the gift, for reasons still not disclosed. Ackland's estate had to posthumously find a new location to build a museum, eventually creating the Ackland Art Museum.
In 1969, the university established the Duke University Museum of Art on Duke's East Campus with medieval art from the Ernest Brummer Collection.
In the later twentieth century, there was a push to move the location of the museum to a more central location. Professors of botany fought the plan because the new location would disturb the "botanical study area," a field of plants.
In the early twenty-first century, in part from a gift by alumnus Raymond Nasher, the museum became known as the Nasher Museum of Art and opened a new $24 million museum designed by architect Rafael Viñoly. Since its reopening, annual attendance is about 100,000 visitors.
Mary D.B.T., great-granddaughter of Benjamin Newton Duke, brother of James Buchanan Duke, and James H. Semans were major contributors to the university art museum. From 1987 to 2003, Michael Mezzatesta was the director and oversaw the construction of the museum's new site.[5] Sarah Schroth, former Nancy Hanks Senior Curator, is the director of the museum.
The Collection Galleries feature rotating installations of the Nasher Museum’s extensive holdings of historical art. Eight galleries, as well as the entrance to Wilson Pavilion, are dedicated to the museum’s strengths, which represent a brief history of human creativity from different times and parts of the world. Just beyond the entrance, visitors will find the Incubator, a flexible space for rotating student- and faculty-curated exhibitions. Visitors are invited to return again and again to The Collection Galleries, where Nasher curators continue to refresh the galleries with gems from the collection. The museum’s contemporary collection is showcased through rotating exhibitions within a separate pavilion. Works from the contemporary collection create new conversations and connections among historical works in The Collection Galleries.
4me4you features "Infinite Possibilities ".
4me4you features Monumental Sculptor / Artist: Ken Kelleher.
Ken Kelleher, an accomplished American sculptor, honed his artistic skills at Alfred University, where he studied under the guidance of renowned sculptors Glenn Zweygardt and William Parry. Additionally, he pursued Architecture at Miami University, under the mentorship of Robert Zwirn, Bill Housley, and Bill Ream, ultimately earning his MFA in Fine Art from Alfred University.
Embodying the sentiment that "sculpture is a journey that makes curiosity visible," Kelleher ventures into the realm of 3D sculpture, crafting extraordinary works of art that stem from his imaginative prowess.
In a world often neglectful of the power of imagination, he takes a stand, seeking to elevate humanity's creative capabilities.
With a profound question on the commonplace and the mechanised replication of our surroundings, Kelleher's art serves as a testament to the essence of human existence, urging observers to transcend the ordinary.
For Kelleher, the choice of materials adds another layer of interpretation and process to his creations. Striving for a visual expression that remains open to diverse interpretations, he invites viewers to perceive playfulness, whimsy, or even an intriguing sense of the unfamiliar in his sculptures.
Placed amidst the hustle of our rapidly accelerating world, these non-utilitarian forms, bold and imposing, challenge passersby to pause, ponder, and question.
The artist's fascination lies in manipulating basic, elemental shapes—enlarging, altering, stacking, and reshaping them.
Each completed piece sparks a cascade of ideas for subsequent works. Revelling in the boundless variety achievable by manoeuvring just a few shapes through space, Kelleher enjoys exploring the myriad possibilities of arranging three fundamental forms.
His art, disruptive and thought-provoking, encourages observers to engage, contemplate, and embark on a journey beyond the ordinary.
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+ CE certification;
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+ Standard: ISO/IEC18000-6C:2013 non-contact for reading and writing.
+ Frequency: 840.50 to 844.50MHZ, 920.50 to 924.50 MHZ
+ Reading and writing radius≤50cm
+ Size: 420mm*297mm
Matthew Pelham in The Features at Tractor Tavern - Seattle, WA on 2009-11-14
Photos by Dave Lichterman
Majestic Cinema Includes interior features brought from the old Empire Theatre London Leicester Square
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