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Shinjuku, Tokyo

Bergdorf Goodman, Christmas Day 2011.

April 15, 2016 · New York, NY · a morning walk through the Flatiron District

 

Polaroid 680 with expired 600 film (dated 2008)

 

Polaroid Week 2016, day 2

"The Fifth Season " René Magritte, 1943 ; Oil on Canvas

Art Movement : Surrealism

Magritte Museum - Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium

 

The painting presents two bowler-hatted artists crossing paths,or is it the same artist coming and going at the same time ...?

 

"All that I desire is to be enriched by intensely exciting new thoughts." René Magritte

 

The Fifth Season offers a new understanding of Magritte’s special position in the history of 20th-century art.His Art challenges the observer's perceptions of reality.Everything that is visible hides something that is invisible.When we look at a painting,we wonder about what is imagined and what is real.Is it about the reality of appearances or the appearance of reality? The painter himself gave the best answer :

 

"What’s genuinely real,there’s only a certain time when we get that feeling.And that’s what I try to express with my paintings."

René Magritte

 

The Belgian Surrealist René Magritte (1898–1967) was one of the most intriguing painters associated with the iconic Surrealist style.He balanced philosophy and fantasy to illuminate the gaps between what we see and what we know. His artful paradoxes reawaken age-old questions about what the senses apprehend,

what awareness and reflection contribute,and how we know.How do we understand and experience reality? How can painting help us contend with the ambiguities that surround us? Can art reflect these uncertain relationships in the world? Magritte’s work opened up these questions and many more that are still being examined.He playfully explored new styles,but his painting remained consistent in its cautionary message not to equate the observable world with the paradoxes within reality.

 

- For the Art Lovers -The painting next to "The Fifth Season" is :

 

"Flame" René Magritte, 1943 - Oil on Canvas, Surrealism

 

Beautiful painting!What connotations does "Flame" have for you? Any optimistic interpretations ? Alas.To me,Flame in a densely treed area reminds me of wildfires and the vicious circle that climate change worsens fires and fires worsen climate change.

 

PS : The Painter's' Insight into the Future

 

Posted for the Beginning of the Meteorological summer

June 1, 2019 in Northern Hemisphere and the observable effects of Global Climate Change.

 

Most Art in our current moment stands to address Climate Change in order to resonate deeply in our collective consciousness.Earth is changing face,we are under constant pressure of imminent disaster as our world is plagued by extended periods of climate disarray.It feels as if we should be prepared for "The Fifth Season ....

 

"I think we are responsible for the universe,but that doesn't mean we decide anything." Rene Magritte

 

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Anti Trump protester (right) in heated verbal exchange with trump supporter holding "Trump is our president" sign (Left)

 

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The buildings of 5th Avenue, NYC reflected in the frozen sail boat pond of Central Park.

Fifth Element is one of the movies I’ll watch over and over again.

 

I’ve been working on this taxi from the movie for quite a long time and finished it today. Difficulty in getting the right parts (and learning a few things about some popular Bricklink sellers), a mishap that caused me to order a new set of stickers, plus this is a fragile model and has come apart more than once. But it’s done and as soon as I find the minifigs I bought to go with it…

 

Plans and stickers by Brickmania

Parts from Bricklink

Minifigs from minifigs.me

A rare sight - Fifth Avenue virtually empty! NYC was forecast for an historic blizzard, but the storm veered off and we got just a modest amount of snow. But in preparation, the city had instituted a motorist ban (except emergency vehicles) and shut down the subway system. So a rare sight indeed as this is usually nonstop heavy traffic.

 

Published in BBC Online: www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-31065252

 

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This year the FFF+ have decided to change their monthly challenge from "Five On The Fifth" (FOTF) to “Freestyle on the Fifth”, so still a theme every month, and to be posted on the 5th of the month, but this year it does not have to be five images, it is up to the member to choose a single photo or a collage/composite of how ever many photos they like. The theme will still be set a member of the group each month.

This month Di www.flickr.com/photos/photosbydi7 chose the theme of 'Upside Down'

 

A reflection image taken earlier in the year.

Mixed architecture along 5th Avenue - NYC

thats right i gave it a name - i tend to struggle with titles so i usually don't bother.....but maybe it's time to start

5th Motif - Venitu

Inlet, New York

(Looking towards NY Route 28)

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I was so totally busted capturing this shot, lol, their look says it all, lol. Shot with the Ricoh Gr 2

Fifth from last of the wavebreaker series.

 

And this time I am serious.

 

Have yourself a magnificent Monday.

Pictured from Fifth Avenue & W 34 St

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