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Lodge Corkerhill's Annual Installation of office Bearers took place on Friday 3rd December at the Masonic Hall, Mafeking Street, Glasgow. Brother John Welsh PM was place in the Chair of King Solomon for the second time in his masonic career. The installing masters were Brother David Collie PM, Brother Graeme Bell PM and Brother William Brown PM 1330.
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Ringwood Midway arcade
'Site - Seeing (Piazza D'Invenzione)' Installation
Artist: Liliana Barbieri
Installation of "Searching for the Seventies: The Documerica Photography Project" begins in the O'Brien Gallery. Opening March 8, 2013.
An installation by artist Vennila nr Kain
To mark the third anniversary of the official declaration of the War on Iraq, artist Vennila nr Kain sets up her prayer flags (for peace) in Times Square.
The installation is a delicate network of crisscrossed prayer flags similar to the Tibetan prayers flags strung over sacred spaces. The wind carries up the prayers from the flags to the realm of gods, or as blessings over land.
In this case, the artist uses weathered images of fallen soldiers as her prayer flags so that their lives (and death) may bring about the possibility of peace over land. Spread amidst the prayer flags of images of dead soldiers are four numerals corresponding to the current American death toll in Iraq.
The floor is littered with shredded pure white paper symbolizing the silent and unknown numbers of Iraqi men, women & children and other incidental human cost of war such as contractors and security guards, many of whom are hired from third world nations of this world.
The entire process of the installation, from conception to preparation to execution is done very much with the lineage of prayer flags and the war dead in mind, and hence in a prayerful, pacifist, mindful, meditative manner while softly chanting for healing and peace.
This window installation is part of the ongoing series of ‘being peace’ art created by the artist Vennila nr Kain. The series began with the living art installation "Send A Salami To Your Boy In The Army" incorporating aspects of ritual fasting, mourning & meditation for two weeks in January 2004.
Vennila nr Kain is an actor, poet, yogini, performance artist, humbly committed to the Gandhian philosophy of being the change she wants to see in the world. She may be found at www.vennila.net
Date: March 15-24, 2006
Location: chashama
112 W. 44th Street, NY, NY
Breheimsenteret is now in full action again after it was totally destroyed in fire in 2011. The centre was reconstructed with the original architecture, but some interior changes were made to meet new needs.
The exhibition space was enlarged and Gagarin was hired to supply new interactive solutions. We delivered three unique installations where we among other things had to cross new boundaries in terms of interaction and technique.
On this project we used a larger sized reclaimed french oak chevron which we are sure you will agree is stunning in itself however we created a unique twist on the floor building a true feature of the property.
Kim, Mary, Jim, Pat, Lori Meade way back there with her head chopped off! and ltaylor's head is blocked!
Who took this picture? Ugh.
As a part of the Malahat Safety Improvements, barriers were recently installed along sections of the Malahat on the Trans Canada Highway. Five sections of new concrete median barrier, totalling 5.4 km, will be added to the Malahat by spring 2013. When complete, over 40 per cent of the Malahat corridor will be separated with median barrier.
The installation of this section of median barrier will cost approximately $250,000. This is part of the government of British Columbia’s $8 million commitment to additional concrete median barrier and other safety improvements on the Malahat.
Scenes from the Installation of an Above-Ground Pool. Performed and photographed by Jack Hastings, June-July, 2009, Califronia, USA.
Premier élément en béton brut de ma sculpture. La pose effectuée par les services de la mairie de Daugavpils au musée Rothko.