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Geografías fantasma: Vegamián y Región, última mesa de debate del ciclo "Distintas formas de mirar el agua", actividad dentro de la exposición "REGIÓN (Los relatos) Cambio del paisaje y políticas del agua", en la que participaron Marisol Benet y Julio Llamazares, con Bruno Marcos como moderador, y que tuvo lugar el 26 de mayo´18 en la sede de la Fundación Cerezales, Antonino y Cinia.
#GMRGUS Migranti beneficiari dei progetti di accoglienza del GUS insieme agli operatori e all’Associazione Culturale Collettivo Teatrale Bertolt Brecht all’annuale rassegna Il Cancello di Castellone, parte del Festival Interregionale e Internazionale del Teatro per Ragazzi “MARAMEO” presso Il Cancello di Castellone, Vico Anfiteatro. Sono state narrate favole provenienti da diverse parti del mondo, scritte dai migranti beneficiari del progetto SPRAR di Formia durante i laboratori teatrali svolti nel corso dell’anno. Nei giorni successivi il via ai Laboratori sui Diritti Umani con operatori GUS e gruppo Amnesty International Formia 👉 www.gus-italia.org
“This being human is a guest house. Every morning is a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor...Welcome and entertain them all. Treat each guest honorably. The dark thought, the shame, the malice, meet them at the door laughing, and invite them in. Be grateful for whoever comes, because each has been sent as a guide from beyond.”
― Rumi
Was out taking shots of the house last night with the new fairy lights up and liked the contrasting colors between the chimney and the basket, which is really a bird perch and not a basket at all.
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St Paul's church in Burton on Trent, an imposing cruciform church with a central tower that forms a major landmark on the northwestern fringe of the town centre. It was the work of James M. Teale of Doncaster and Lord Grimthorpe and opened in 1874. All of a piece, except for a small Arts & Crafts looking west porch, an impressive Victorian re-imagining of Decorated Gothic.
The interior is as impressive and imposing as the exterior, generally a little dark and sombre but erupting into a more opulent display of ornamentation in the chancel. The crossing space and lantern beneath the tower at least admit a bit more light and gives the sense of a cathedral-like space. Most of the furnishings are contemporary with the building and rather fine, and the glass is mostly of the same period and all the work of Burlison & Grylls, aside from a couple of notable Arts & Crafts exceptions (in the south aisle and porch, frustratingly I was unable to see those in the latter).
I had been disappointed to have been unable to get inside on my previous trip, but happily this time I found a side door open (despite arriving very early) and no one inside, so I had the church to myself. It was very dark alas, not helped by the dull conditions outside. I have seen mention that this doorway into the south transept may be open more frequently during the week.
St Paul's is a most impressive Victorian church, well worth a look.
syn. Artocarpus lacucha form dadah.
Green Tampang; Moraceae.
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I was cutting out a bunch of strips of copper to make a series of hoop earrings and these long strips were the scrap, so I hammered them til they curved.
Antony Gormley’s Event Horizon body form sculpture on top of building with the Empire State Building in the background from Madison Square Park - Broadway and 26th street NYC Photographed 4/19/2010 Antony Gormley New York City Art
-Title: form it
-Theme: Portrait/Still Life
-The elements of art I can see in this photo are form, this is because the person I took a photo of is a 3-dimensional object that takes up the space in my photo. I can also see value because the picture is a very dark black and a very bright white. The principles of design I can see are contrast because the photo has lights to darks for black and white.
- Editing choices I made for this photo were turning it a black and white, and dodging and burning. The dodging and burning helped this photo to get richer black and brighter whites, giving the photo depth.
-Camera Settings:
F Stop: 5.6
ISO: 400
Shutter Speed: 1/100
-I chose this photo because I liked the format of it. The b&w gave the photo depth and emotion was captured.