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One of 270 unique enamel artworks by Mark Wallinger placed at each station on the London Underground. 'Turf' type labyrinth. Walthamstow Central, 15th February 2017.
Here's another LEGO design project based upon Jim Henson's Labyrinth the Movie. Obviously, I love the movie ;) If you like it you can support it on LEGO Ideas at the following link: ideas.lego.com/projects/112602. Thanks, BuildFiend :)
This is the finished labyrinth page. The labyrinth was done in turkey stitch, and has 3 little ladybug charms moving through the maze.
I used a silk organza made for use with computer printer to print out the writing.
c. 1987 tempera on paper
~ home photo
~ this series will be available as posters, cards, etc. very soon. i will provide the URL.
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In 2000 Grace ran a Labyrinth in St Pauls Cathedral. Following that installation the props were given to an team supporting Feltham Young Offenders Institute. In teh years that followed they have run three Labyrinths a year. This year we have been asked to refresh the props as the previous materials have worn out. So one saturday afternoon a group of us got to gether to redraft the most complex element under the supervision of Steve Colins.
One of 270 unique enamel artworks by Mark Wallinger placed at each station on the London Underground. 'Square' type labyrinth. Eastcote, 3rd February 2017.
Leeville, LA (top) along Bayou Lafourche in the Mississippi River delta - seen on the flight from Orlando to Houston.
The textile bazaar, Islamic Cairo, Egypt 1998
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Islamic Cairo is a very old area, surrounded by walls dating from the middle-ages, and was once the cultural, religious and intellectual center of the entire Arab world. Monumental buildings, palaces, many famous mosques and madrasas (religious schools), numerous markets and the oldest university in the world (al-Azhar) still stand witness to a glorious past. But, in the twentieth century Egypt has become a poor third world country and at present Islamic Cairo has fallen into decline, it is full of ruins and has degraded into a living and working neighborhood for the very poorest. The entire neighborhood has become a big bazaar, a labyrinth of dirty, stinking and dusty streets, with thousands of old-fashioned workshops where many crafts are still practiced at a very high level. Two million people live close by in what used to be the burial ground for the very rich: the City of the Dead. Entire families have taken possession of old sepulchers. Surrounding it are schools and stores, the center of an extremely lively social life.
The lot of the inhabitants is not just poverty; religion is also very important to them, namely the Sunni Islam. Daily life is interrupted five times a day by the call from the mosques that is heard everywhere and the people go to pray to Allah. The visitor can experience: the ramadan (a period of fasting), the hadj (a pilgrimage to Mecca), and exuberant weddings and funerals one after the other. Islamic Cairo is grandeur and decline, work and poverty, religion and tradition in confrontation with the modern world, as a great stage where everything takes place in an eternal scenario.
The series of black and white panoramic photographs - made in the period 1986-2001 - has been made with support of the Foundation Found for Visual Art, Design and Architecture (Amsterdam) and Agfa Gevaert (Leverkussen). Some of the work has been on show before at the Amsterdam Center of Photography (1996), Berlage Institute (1998), SBK Gallery Amsterdam (1998) The International Institute of Social History Amsterdam (2000),
the Noorderlicht NAZAR exhibitions in Leeuwarden, Prague, Stuttgart and Berlin (2004-6) and EWerk Freiburg (2006)
Get lost in a Labyrinth! Each year Visit Beloit hosts a free tour highlighting what's hot in Beloit. In 2008 the tour focused on the greener side of Beloit. Pictured here is the Beloit Labyrinth located at 3005 Riverside Dr. behind Midwest Acupuncture and Pain Treatment Center.
Labyrinth is 20" x 19" and is made of various green prints and solids with Kona White. She is a log cabin quilt coloured to resemble a labyrinth and is my entry into the Emerald Challenge.
A boy watches the Lake Merritt geese while playing in the labyrinth, Oakland 2007--No post processing.
Stone with labyrinthine carvings in the Yorkshire Museum gardens at York, most likely from the ruins of St Mary's Abbey. The labyrinth has a single path in and out (unlike a maze which has dead ends and branching paths) and is often found in places of worship. Large versions on floors made of mosaic or turf are traditionally used for spiritual contemplation while processing along their path.
One of 270 unique enamel artworks by Mark Wallinger placed at each station on the London Underground. 'Organic' type labyrinth. Wembley Park, 30th December 2016.
Navigating through the abstract corridors of the mind, this image depicts the journey of shaping a thought into reality.