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The Bubbler in collaboration with the Neighborhood Intervention Program (NIP) and Prof. Faisal Abdu ́Allah present an art exhibition by Madison youth. "Mask Off!" brings together UW-Madison staff, The Bubbler, and teenagers of greater Madison to celebrate identity, alter egos, and human complexity. Based on 15 weeks of workshops with diverse artists, the project emphasizes the multi-vocality and diversity of the youth who are often at the forefront of the nation’s friction. The art, made by the teens, tells stories about the multiple facets of self-imagination versus determination by society. The alter egos that the teens developed reflect upon their adaptation to challenges encountered in their every day lives.
Stand for State promotes bystander intervention and its place in preventing sexual and relationship violence. Bystander intervention is based on the fact that people make decisions and continue behaviors based on the reactions they receive from others. Bystander intervention encourages others to intervene and promotes a sense of responsibility, which gives the bystander motivation to step in and take action to prevent sexual misconduct.
Rapid intervention foam vehicle for Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines, Luanshya. The Unimog had a drop-down ramp on its offside (not visible) for a "Fireball" trolley-type premix foam unit. Picture taken early 1984 near Merryweather factory, Rassau, Ebbw Vale, S. Wales just before closure.
There is the very odd story of how the factory closed. Siebe Gorman took over Merryweather and stripped the factory over a weekend and removed key contents to another plant, despite Welsh government having injected loads of grant aid for the move from Greenwich to a deprived area. Workers turned up on Monday and the factory was closed without their knowledge. Much reported in the press.
I am very grateful to contributor Neil Bennett for permission to publish what must be an extremely rare combination of chassis and bodybuilder right at the end of the Merryweather era.
Urban intervention made by scrapping off the soot deposited on tunnel walls by car exhausts.
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Tango Intervention
Performance Art Installation by Robert Lawrence
Exhibition Dates: March 22–April 2, 2010 (Exhibition)
Artist Talk and Reception: Thursday, April 1, 5pm, TETC 153
A little public dancing can sometimes turn even the most commonplace venues— a graffiti-covered street in New York City, a brick sidewalk in Tampa Florida’s Latin quarter—into visually artistic feasts. Artist Robert Lawrence explores the phenomenon in his ongoing series of site-specific works, Tango Intervention. Performances in this series refer to hidden local histories that are revealed by an accompanying Web site and further explored in videos, digital prints and installations. The colonial and post-colonial history of tango is used as a lens to illuminate such hidden histories at the location of the public dance interventions cited. For this installation premiering in Salisbury, selections are included from his recent work in Washington, D.C., where he was assisted by SU new media students.
Banksy is the most famous graffiti artist in London, though he practices many forms of subversive art and his graffiti is unconventional. His extensive use of stencils allows him more precision and speed in deploying his tags. Graffiti is by nature intervention, but Banksy is very good at taking cues from the city environment, changing or adding to signage or common urban objects, etc. He created an official-looking stencil showing the seal of the City of London and the text 'Designated Graffiti Wall', and sprayed it on blank walls throughout London. Other taggers quickly took the cue, and the city had to post police at these locations. He also sneaks small paintings (that he has reworked to criticize the art world and politics) into major museums and stuck them in blank spaces on the wall with double stiick tape. Some of the painting stay up for a while before anyone notices that something is amiss.
Lou Lacey, manager of the Mobile Crisis Intervention Team with Help of Southern Nevada, left, hands bus passes to homeless client Roy Knapp as Knapp is driven to the mobile medical care center parked in Help of Southern Nevada's lot in Las Vegas, Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2016. Jason Ogulnik/Las Vegas Review-Journal
29 May 2018 - Fast & Slow: “Happy tech” in the Digital Age
Raphael Gielgen, Head Research & Trendscouting, Segment Office, Vitra GmbH
Holly Niemela, Wellbeing Expert, Mindful & Peaceful Interventions, OECD, Paris France, OECD/Hubert Raguet
Raja is a stray dog who comes to my doorstep for a meal. He is quite fussy about what he eats, despite being skin and bones, and loves the comfort of one of the carpets in my home. I like to take pictures of him during his visits. This composite of two images struck me as an apt 'document' of our relationship.
Albertina: Aldo Giannotti - Spatial Dispositions (6.7. - 11.9.2016, Eröffnung Intervention) esel.cc/aldo_albertina | Foto: eSeL.at
Even before the festival began, 200 students from over 70 countries spent four weeks at the Festival University of Ars Electronica with JKU scientists, artists, and many other high-ranking experts from all areas of art, technology, science, and society. They develop strategies and solutions and experience the complexity of one of the most significant challenges of our time in a fictitious international environmental court simulation (“The International Environmental and Climate Court”). The IECC will meet on Sept. 9, Sept. 10 and Sept. 11 at the Festival University Stage in KEPLER’S GARDENS and center petitions on water, climate migration and energy.
Photo: Martin Hieslmair
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Maria Theresia Litschauer
2010
Mehrsteilige Intervention zu einer Kriegerstatue von Alfred Crepaz aus dem Jahr 1939: Klammerartiges Zeichen, Betonband und Schrifttafel
Even before the festival began, 200 students from over 70 countries spent four weeks at the Festival University of Ars Electronica with JKU scientists, artists, and many other high-ranking experts from all areas of art, technology, science, and society. They develop strategies and solutions and experience the complexity of one of the most significant challenges of our time in a fictitious international environmental court simulation (“The International Environmental and Climate Court”). The IECC will meet on Sept. 9, Sept. 10 and Sept. 11 at the Festival University Stage in KEPLER’S GARDENS and center petitions on water, climate migration and energy.
Photo: Martin Hieslmair
Aus der Serie „Sommerfrische“. 2015
Site-specific Performance und Intervention
Hotel Panhans Semmering
Performance, Fotografie und Installation
Performance: Andrea Nagl & Markus Wintersberger
Fotografie: Andrea Nagl & Markus Wintersberger
Nagl ~ Wintersberger 2015
A woman access water anytime in her own compound, rather than walking 3 kilometres to fetch water daily. This was made possible by a joint effort of UNICEF and the Government of Ethiopia, with support from the German Development Bank (KfW) and the UK Department for International Development (DFID). The intervention included creating a new borehole (122 metres deep) which pumps water into town reservoirs, which then feed water points or household taps. Boku town, Fedis woreda (district) in Oromia region. ©UNICEF Ethiopia/2017/Rebbeca Beauregard