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I feel sentimental with my present camera, but I am thinking of upgrading. It is a Canon 20D and still works well, and I have the opportunity to trade it in for a Canon 40D. I may want to wait as this trade up opportunity will still be in effect even after the next Canon camera comes out. I am now at that debate. Should I now or should I wait?
Inaction Figure show at Clutter Gallery, Beacon, NY
In-Action Figure Show @ clutter Gallery, Beacon NY
Inaction Figure show at Clutter Gallery, Beacon, NY
In-Action Figure Show @ clutter Gallery, Beacon NY
Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
These confrontational posters appeared all over western Los Angeles and Santa Monica on Friday night.
Color photograph showing a scene from the one-day interfaith Holocaust awareness conference themed "Christians and Jews: Inaction or In Action," held at the First Baptist Church, Salem, Mass. in November 1985, and co-sponsored by the Church and the Holocaust Center of the North Shore Jewish Federation.
In this scene, Rev. Aram Marashlian is working on a film projector; the morning segment of the conference featured a viewing of "The Yellow Star," relating the history of the Holocaust through paintings by victims and survivors.
The photo was printed in November 1985 according to its back, and the event was reported by the "Suburban News" on Nov. 23, the "Jewish Journal" on November 21, and the Lynn "Item" on November 8, 1985.
Harriet Wacks is visible standing at center. Rev. Marashlian is pictured at the projector in view. Israella Abram (chairman of the Holocaust Center) is pictured at left in background.
Citation: Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Salem State University, Salem State University Archives and Special Collections, Salem, Massachusetts
Inaction Figure show at Clutter Gallery, Beacon, NY
In-Action Figure Show @ clutter Gallery, Beacon NY
Inaction Figure show at Clutter Gallery, Beacon, NY
In-Action Figure Show @ clutter Gallery, Beacon NY
Inaction Figure show at Clutter Gallery, Beacon, NY
In-Action Figure Show @ clutter Gallery, Beacon NY
Done months before I had even heard of Dave Gray or the idea of visual language.
The might be some problems with the way I parse the ideas, but it gives interesting insight (for me, anyway) into where my thinking seems to be headed.
Part of an art book I made for myself. Left page of third spread. Red text: "Don't sit around with folded hands." It is about being a spectator instead of a participant in life.
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
Photo by Kfir Sivan/Israel Sun 07-01-2010
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Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 10pm
Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
Part performance, part dance party, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery transformed into a night club in this event choreographed by artist Brendan Fernandes.
Photos by Richard Marinelli.
Infantrymen checking bicycles aboard an LCI(L) of the 2nd Canadian (262nd RN) Flotilla. Southampton, England, 6 June 1944. (L-R): Privates Reg Martin and Rodney MacNeill, both of The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment); Private George Banning of The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa (M.G.).
Date: 6 June 1944
Place: Southampton, England,
Extent: 1 photograph ; 2 1/4 sq. in. Negative Film B/W - safety film
Terms of use
Credit: Lt Gilbert Alexander Milne / Canada. Dept. of National Defence / Library and Archives Canada / PA-136999
Restrictions on use: Nil
Copyright: Expired
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Photographer: Gilbert Alexander Milne, 1914-
MLU Note: Probably June 4th (or the morning of the 5th). The LCI is still in harbour in Southampton. The rifle companies (of the NNSH so probably all) embarked on the morning of the 4th then found out about the delay. In this photo, the men have doffed their helmets and gear (and rifles it seems) probably in the bunks below deck. The LCI flotilla didn't cast off till the afternoon of the 5th, when the LCI moved down the Southampton channel. In the evening of the 5th they passed between the Isle of Wight and Portsmouth into the open sea where they would regroup.
The bicycles were supposed to speed the second wave regiments to the front once they disembarked the LCI, but they were rarely if ever used. Veterans say a lot of French kids got new bikes that day.
Check this photo against PA115614 -- same time. This is 262-276 (#1705-"Lucky" with the Cdn maple leaf that says "Canada".) 1705 was a mixed loading carrying members of the Highland Light Infantry of Canada, Stormont Dundas Glengarrian Highlanders, the Defence and Employment Platoon of 9 Brigade Headquarters and members of the Canadian Provost Corp.
In Southampton on June 5th the sun sets at 9:14pm.
Official photo caption suggests two men are from Lorne Scots, but that regiment was Defence Regt for 1st Corps in Italy, so that must be incorrect. Not sure who they are but defence regt would make them Prince Edward Island Light Horse.