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From today I will start to restore my lost travel albums...it will be long process and maybe too boring for you...But that is what I really would love to do as I started with travel photography and it still is very close subject to me. ...
The guide, in white blouse, is from the family that collected the cars at Vehicle Vault. Here, she's telling us about the muscle car section.
Martin and his sister joined me and the first Mrs Furniss (hiding behind lamp) for a ride to Edge Hill with 'Leander'.
... hot on the heels of my last purchase I picked up this book. I don't like to use strategy guides as they give away too much. It's tough to ignore all the give-aways in this one, but I bought it for the Sinnoh pokedex reference, the battle type charts, and some basic strategy stuff on pokemon that I wanted to make sure I understood.
September 1, 1956. Alice Lon of ABC's "The Lawrence Welk Show." "WIS. EDITION" stamp most likely courtesy of the local magazine distributor.
Character - Tour Guide Zombie (Original Character)
Cosplayer - Muddy Duck
Country - UK
Photographer - Ibrahim D Photography
Event - World Zombie Day: London 2015
This Zombie was part of a group, she was the Tour Guide , the other 4 zombies were Tourists who had turned :) It was a really good idea :)
www.facebook.com/Muddy-Duck-419797234778121/?fref=ts
The World Zombie Day: London raises money for St Mungo's Charity.
Text BRNZ81 £3 (or £5 if you like) to 70070 to donate now!
St Mungo’s provides a bed, a warm room and so much more to more than 2,500 people every single night across London and the South. In the capital, they are the leading charity giving support to homeless and vulnerable people, working in some of the busiest areas to find people who are sleeping rough, providing safe housing and the means to a healthier, much more stable life away from the streets.
All the money raised for St Mungo’s will help improve the lives of homeless people for good.
Phantom Galleries LA Visitor Tour
Dial (562) 242-2928 to start your tour.
Downtown Long Beach Art Walk Artist Receptions and Phantom Art Audio Tour Launch.
Guide by Cell Audio Tour
sponsored by the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency
The streets of downtown Long Beach are enlivened with art, providing a virtual feast for the eyes, and starting October 24, one for the ears as well.
Under the auspices of Phantom Galleries LA, and working in tandem with local property owners, artists, and curators, numerous storefronts along Downtown Long Beach’s Pine Avenue, East 3rd Street, The Pike at Rainbow Harbor and Promenade are host to dozens of exciting art exhibitions and site-specific art installations.
Starting October 24, visitors will be able to participate in a self-guided tour of each of the various exhibition locations, guided by a published map that charts their course.
In addition to offering a vivacious exploration of an eclectic array of artists’ work, The Art Walk will be enhanced by a state-of-the-art audio component. At each of Phantom Galleries’ exhibition spaces, viewers will be able to hear about the art they are seeing. By using their cell phone to dial an assigned extension, participants can connect with an informative message from the exhibiting artist or curator. These audio recordings will soon be available online at PhantomGalleriesLA.com
While The Long Beach Art Walk and Art Audio Tour will be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, it is recommended that visitors embark on their art journey after dusk, and preferably after enjoying a savory meal at one of Downtown Long Beach’s eateries. Who knew that art could serve as a creative digestive aid?
In November, Phantom Galleries will add new spaces on Pine Avenue to its roster. In late November, and throughout December and the Holiday Season each Phantom Galleries space will host light-based installations that will illuminate the wintry nights.
Downtown Long Beach Art Walk Night
Participating Galleries that will be open on October 24, 2009 7-9 pm
The Pike
- Artist Reception 81 Pine Ave Kimber Berry and Hiroko Momii curated by Liza Simone and Liza Mitchell Artist Reception
-21 Aquarium way Beth King curated by Liza Mitchell
-24 Aquarium way Helen Lessick curated by Liza Simone
-150 Aquarium way Lark (Larisa Pilinsky)
-Artist Reception: 170 N Promenade Molasses happens rather quickly Elonda Billera, Jamison Carter, David DiMichele, Kiel Johnson, Jason Manley, Aili Schmeltz, Julie Schustack, Christian Tedeschi Organized by Chirstian Tedeschi
E 3rd Street
-390. Linnea Lenkus: Curated by: Megan J Harrahill
-346. David A Knudsen Curated by Liza Mitchell
-350. Ten Terrell Artist Recpetion Curated by Martha De Perez
-344. Amy Sharp Curated by Liza SImone
-342 and 340 Artist Recpetion . H.D. Blackwell, Ken Corral , Lowski Jones, Tommii Lim, Bron Theron organized by LBCreative! and Green Long Beach
-122. Gary Ray Curated by Dreams & Visions Art Company
-104 Hidden Treasures group show from Lark Gallery Online of 14 artists
-106 City college of Long Beach City College group show
Pine Ave
-309 Jeff Nisbet and Johnny Andrew Gigliotti Bailik (Godfuel) Curated by Liza Mitchell
More Galleries TBA
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“molasses happens rather quickly”
Elonda Billera, Jamison Carter, David DiMichele, Kiel Johnson, Jason Manley, Aili Schmeltz, Julie Schustack, Christian Tedeschi
This exhibition features a group of artists currently living in Los Angeles. The works are primarily sculpture which range from large-scale installations to cast materials, appropriating found objects, and hand made inquiries. From the conceptual to the anthropological to the phenomenological. “Molasses happens rather quickly” probes the materiality of sculpture and visual poetry as it pertains to the human condition here southern California. The work reveals its true nature slowly, and the material itself opens the process of quickening.
Dates: October 1- Nov. 7, 2009
Artist receptions: On October 10th for 2nd Sat Art Walk and for the Downtown Long Beach Art Wak October 17, 2009 6-10pm
David DiMichele courtesy of Kopeikin Gallery. KopeikinGallery.com
Kiel Johnson courtesy of Mark Moore Gallery MarkMooreGallery.com
Special thank you to Hillcrest Development Partners, Pacifica HOA, Wokcano Restaurants, Charles Dunn Company.
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East 3rd Street
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Linnea Lenkus:
"Healing: A Fine Art Portrait Exhibit of Families of Children with Special Needs"
Curated by:
Megan J Harrahill
Contact:
Michelle Shortencarrier 562-980-2908
michelle@longbeachpr.com
Artist Contact:
Dates:
October 10- November 1, 2009
Artist Reception: October 10, 2009 6-9 pm for 2nd Sat ArtWalk and open October 17, 2009 6-9 pm On view 24/7 and by appointment. Gallery Hours will be posted.
In partnership with Miller Children’s Hospital’s Stramski Children’s Developmental Center and the non-profit organization, “The Steel Magnolias,” Southern California photographer Linnea Lenkus debuts “Healing: A Fine Art Portrait Exhibit of Families of Children with Special Needs.” The exhibit captures the emotional connections of families loving children with a wide variety of physical, mental, developmental and behavioral conditions. The fine art exhibit also includes portraits of families who have adopted children from Russia and Ethiopia.
Working closely with Dr. Gary Feldman, medical director of the Stramski Center, Lenkus photographed children with medical conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Fragile X Syndrome, Asperger’s Disorder, Craniofacial Disorders, and array of others. All families are from the Los Angeles and Long Beach area.
To see a brief on-line presentation of “Healing,” visit www.LinneaLenkus.com.
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Ten Terrrel
New Works
Curated by
Martha De Perez and
Dates:
October 10 – November 7, 2009
Gallery will be open for the 2nd Sat Art Walk
Artist reception: October 17 , 2009 6-9 PM
Location:
Phantom Galleries LA on 3rd
346 E. 3rd Street, Long Beach CA 90802
Contact:
Martha De Perez
www.katalystfoundation@gmail.com/
A dynamic, discerning personality, Ten Terrell is a Los Angeles based artist. Born and raised in LA, but with a unique global perspective, Ten has been taking a unique approach to the art world, with her distinctive blend of video, installation and performance. Her works concentrate on the exploration of identity as an individual and as a societal construct. Her works often invoke a deep visceral reaction in the viewer, inspiring us to question our own concepts of how we identify ourselves and our reality. Posing the question: is identity a personal choice or an artifice imposed upon us by our environment?
Ten uses her art as a medium to investigate the multiple perspectives of experience. A prolific subject, the art of Ten Terrell has been featured at prestigious events and galleries. The Getty Center recently featured Ten as part of the LA Art Girls project for the Alan Kaprow restrospective "Overflow". Her works have also been seen at the LACE 30th Anniversary, for which she did a reinterpretation of Suzane Lacy & Barbara T Smiths "Give and Take, Incorporate".
For her solo gallery show- Ten is turning what she refers to as "the mental, emotional, and behavioral contortionism that seems required of the women of modern western culture. This semi-voluntary or subconscious internal/external conflict of the female existence in Western society." is turned into a palpable visual reality. Utilizing a projection, to give the appearance of a shadow dance of women acting out a painful play with broken glass, fire and contortion. Each are metaphors and symbols of the expectations that plague and shape the female being, the contradictions of strength and vulnerability. Her works showcase the female form for its beauty as well as its value to human existence, making a strong and valid statement, "without the female form and function the human race would cease to exist and evolve."
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HIDDEN TREASURES
The Winners and Represented Artists
of LarkGalleryOnline.com
Curated by
Lark Pilinsky and Agnieszka Miziolek
Dates:
October 24 – November 14, 2009
Artists reception: October 24 , 2009 7-10 PM
Location:
Phantom Galleries LA on 3rd
104 E. 3rd Street, Long Beach CA 90802
Contact:
Lark (Larisa Pilinsky)
www.larkgalleryonline.com/index.html
www.larkgalleryonline.com/art_hidden_treasures.php
www.larkgalleryonline.com/featured_artists.html
"Hidden Treasures" Art Exhibition
What attracts us to masterpieces of art besides skillful brush strokes, the compelling play of color, light and shadow? We believe that there is something invisible, something mysterious, that attracts viewers through the course of centuries. We call them "hidden treasures," and they are the focus of our current online exhibtion and our first brick and mortar exhibition organized by invitation of Phantom Galleries.
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DAVID KNUDSEN
"I can’t believe it’s not painting!"
Curated by:
Liza Mitchell
Contact:
Liza Mitchell 310-489-8998
liza4lov@aol.com
Dates:
On view October 7 - November 1, 2009
Artist reception: Sat., Oct. 10th, 2009 6-9 PM
Phantom Galleries LA Long Beach invites you to join us for the unretouched photographs by DAKshots' David Knudsen. You won't believe they're not paintings! DAK's abstract and painterly style will challenge your mind and senses.
David A. Knudsen (aka DAK) has been shooting pictures nearly all of his life. His fascination with composing and capturing images started with a Kodak Instamatic given to him at age 7. Thus begun the experiment that he’s continually indulged in ever since.
Although he chose architecture as his major in college, his minor in photography is what he ultimately pursued. It comes as no surprise, however, that architecture is one of his most significant photographic subject matters.
Travelling around the world and seeing so many varying approaches to life and its many routines has been a life-changing experience for DAK. This has fueled his curiosity and passion for finding creative new approaches to his art.
Having spent eight years working as a studio artist and presentation specialist in a prominent national advertising agency, he mastered the studio skills which are now a regular part of his repertoire. In his West LA studio, he produces all of his gallery-wrapped canvases by hand— from printing, to UV-coating to stretching and finishing.
DAK’s work has been exhibited in over two dozen shows since he begun DAKshots in 2005. He’s represented by three galleries in different regions of Los Angeles,
including LACMA’s Art Rental & Sales Gallery. His work is owned by scores of collectors— including both individuals and corporate clients.
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Amy Sharp
"Kick/stand"
Location
344 E 3rd St
An interest in social action, change and awareness are catalysts in making work that incites a personal/participatory investigation of the politics at play. Using mostly found and re-purposed materials, Sharp accentuates construction and the potentiality of detritus enunciating the mundane. Most recently, Sharp has been interested in taking away Order from Structure; turning the antagonistic into the opportunistic and what comes to play if this turn is in fact made.
Amy Sharp is a student at Art Center College of Design pursuing her MFA.
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LBCreative! and GreenLB invite you to Phantom Galleries LA on 3rd
Location 340 - 342 E. 3rd St./Elm Long Beach, CA 90802
Show running October 10- November 1
Doors Open: October 10, 17 & 24, 2009, 6pm - 10pm
You are cordially invited to visit the LBCreative! and Green Long Beach Art Gallery featuring local artists: Lowski Jones, H.D. Blackwell, Ken Corral, Bron Theron and Tommii Lim. In collaboration with Phantom Galleries LA, LBCreative! and Green Long Beach this show is brought to you by local curators, community organizers and artists.
Curated by:
LBCreative! and GreenLB
Contact:
Evan Kelly 562-822-6071
EPKvision@gmail.org
Group Show Featuring:
Lowski Jones
Contact:lowskijones@gmail.com
Website: lowskijones.wordpress.com
H.D. Blackwell
Contact: Orion_uka@yahoo.com
Ken Corral
Contact: Kencorral57@yahoo.com
Bron Theron
Website: www.facebook.com/bron.theron
Tommii Lim
Website: www.ichoson.com/20070724621/Arts/artist-profile-tommii-li...
tommiilim.blogspot.com
Visit: www.lbcreative.org
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122 E 3rd
Gary Ray
“Landscapes” Plein Aire
Curated by:
Dreams & Visions Art Company
Contact:
Christi Olmstead 562-422—9802
artartart@verizon.net
Dates:
October 10 – October 31, 2009
Location:
Phantom Galleries LA on 3rd
122 East 3rd Street, Long Beach,
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Pine Ave
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"Television and Fire"
Jeff Nisbet and Johnny Andrew Gigliotti Bailik (Godfuel)
Curated by:
Liza Mitchell
Contact:
Liza Mitchell 310-489-8998
liza4lov@aol.com
Dates:
Sept. 26th - October 29th 2009
Artist reception: Sat., Oct. 17th, 2009 6-9 PM
Preview: Sat, Sept. 26th 6-9 PM
2nd Saturday ArtWalk: Oct. 10th, 6-9 PM
Location:
309 Pine Avenue
Phantom Galleries LA Long Beach invites you to experience the imposing and vibrant paintings of Jeff Nisbet and Johnny Bailik (Godfuel). The themes of “Television and Fire” ignite the room with the two of the most culture changing inventions of humankind. Join us to explore these talented artists’ exploration and interpretations.
PVC guide rods added to Performance trailer for Precision 21. Made of Schedule 80 PVC screwed to the bunk and keel guide with 1 1/2" stainless self-tapping screws, covered with Schedule 40 PVC as a roller.
Snowmobile tour guide and group at West Gate;
Ralph Anderson;
December 30, 2015;
Catalog #20454d;
Original #PC300021
It's amazing how much information one can get on a two hour walking tour ! Naturally, it depends a lot on the guide, and ours was most knowledgeable and very friendly.
The guided bus approaching Fen Drayton Lakes on its first day of running - two years late and at least £70 million over budget. Every bus was packed and the timetable went out of the window but everybody seemed to have a great time.
Shots during a shore excursion on Dominica. If you republish one of these photos, feel free and please post the url in the comments below.
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Guided By Voices plays July 9, 2022, at Square Roots Festival in Chicago. Photo © by Robert Loerzel.
Photo L99A1163
August 22, 1996. Vivica A. Fox of Fox's "Getting Personal" and Thomas Gibson of ABC's "Dharma and Greg."
Horseshoe, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.
Guiding light... yeah, I need one.
PENTAX *istDs, 60mm, f4.5, 1/250s, ISO400.
2005-current
Guides on The Go: The Guide Program
Illustrator: Sharon Washington, Linda Hendry and Tammy Langton