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So often we feel uncertain about our body, so rare the moments we feel pleased with it. We''re led by media who dictate "the perfect body" with the "perfect sizes - causing diseases like anorexia, boulimia, depressions and more misery. That s the reason I have started this project for every body!
Model: Marlies
This is my first Project Life page. I'm working a little backwards perhaps, as I haven't done the cover page, yet. I got this idea to do a resolutions page from this pin - www.pinterest.com/pin/54395107973348049/ (thanks MH!). I took pictures on New Years Day and then wrote our resolutions on the pictures (or to the sides on the C1's and Jason's - which he hasn't told me yet). I had C1 write his in himself - it says "Pick up my toys after I play with them and read more books". The brown paper is a brown paper grocery bag. My core kit is Kraft.
Ill with stomach pains all day. Rik ran a bath for me and I took a snap of one of the two beautiful silver pendants he bought me a couple of weeks ago to celebrate the 25th anniversary of my changing my name.
Sunday, 14th August 2016
The PROJECT
Ein dokumentarisch-fiktiver Abend über Identität
In Anlehnung an «The DNA-Project» der Künstlerin Marina Belobrovaja
von und mit Enzo Scanzi TEATRO MATTO
Wohin und zu wem gehören wir? Menschen, die sich in der Gegenwart verunsichert fühlen, suchen nach Verankerung, zum Beispiel in ihrer Herkunft. Wissenschaftliche Beweise lösen soziale Zugehörigkeit ab und gleichzeitig wird kaum etwas so emotional diskutiert wie Identität und Herkunft. Die in Zürich lebende ukrainisch-isrealische Künstlerin Marina Belobrovaja hat 49 Juden und Jüdinnen aus der Schweiz, aus Deutschland, Russland, Israel und aus der Ukraine zum Jüdisch-Sein interviewt. Roter Faden ist die Reaktion der Interviewten auf das jeweils vorangehende Gespräch. So entsteht eine Art DNA-Kette.
Das dokumentarische Material beleuchtet die Sehnsucht nach Selbstverortung und konfrontiert uns mit der Frage: Wer und was sind wir?
Premiere Do 25. September 2014, 20 Uhr
weitere Spieldaten:
Fr 26. September 2014
Sa 27. September 2014
Di 30. September 2014
Mi 01. Oktober 2014
Do 02. Oktober 2014
Fr 03. Oktober 2014
Sa 04. Oktober 2014
je 20 Uhr
Tickets 30.- / ermässigt 20.-
Reservation marketing@kulturmarkt.ch oder 044 454 10 10
Abendkasse & Bar Eine Stunde vor Veranstaltungsbeginn
Regie Enzo Scanzi
Dramaturgie Ann-Marie Arioli
Schauspiel Nicole Tobler, Rebekka Burckhardt, Nikolai Bosshardt, Joey Zimmermann
Cello Tehila Machado
Kostüme / Requisiten Isabel Schumacher
Szenografie Mona Fischer
Gestaltung Flyer / Plakat Werner Holtmann
Lichtdesign Gioia Scanzi
Technik Kulturmarkt
Regie-Assistenz Tina Kümpel
Produktionsleitung Cristina Achermann
Eine Koproduktion mit Kulturmarkt Zürich und Theater im Burgbachkeller Zug
Perhaps Project September hasn't gone quite as well as intended, what with a week gap in between shots, however it was intended to be a loose project to get me back into shooting a bit more, and in any event I've also been enjoying playing guitar.
"Parp", said the duck.
The second Project Stage featuring Turnaround Arts Artist DJ IZ with The DMI Breakers and Andre Davis & Motide was held at Hoyt Sherman Place on Thursday, April 25. It was an entertaining evening with arts with teacher performances from Tiona Sandbutlte, Champagne Harrington, Emily & Kristopher Rollins as well as student performances from Roots Capoeira, Harding String Quartet, Half-Pint Poets, Northside Spanish Club and The Oak Park Creative Writing Club.
Detroit Speed Project Car updates May 15, 2015. Moe’s 1970 Chevelle. www.detroitspeed.com/projects/mo70chevelle/mo70chevelle-p...
It's been raining all day. At 8.15pm it is already properly dark out - and the clocks don't go back for a few weeks yet.
The raindrops on the window make it very blurry. But anything not close up (books, craftwork) is very blurry at the moment because the shape of my eyes have changed due to the hyperbaric treatment. They should change back over the next three months.
Saturday, 11th March 2017.
For 365/2017 A Starter for Ten Theme 17: Blurred.
Random fact: Today would have been my mother's 99th birthday.
How I store my Project Life supplies. Blogged...
lifeisabeautifulplacetobe.blogspot.com/2013/05/project-li...
Tomorrow I leave for vacation in Wisconsin and so I'm using my new school backpack for my car ride stuff such as books and my DS and whatnot. Be amazed by its beauty.
Oh and happy birthday mom.
A small project consisting of setting up a shoot with random passersby and getting them to pull a face.
All participants where informed of the project and asked if they wanted to be a part. To see the rest of the project you can visit cambrils.tumblr.com/
Lighting is provided by a softbox umbrella camera right and a bare strobe for hair light.
I wasn't long at my desk when at about 7:30 this morning I took a call from the Premises Manager who wanted some help reviewing the building management system as the gas in the kitchen wasn't working.
The gas is tied in to a number of safety systems, and one of them is the extraction system. No extraction means no gas flow and we had a problem on the extraction.
The HVAC engineer turned up and was looking for a control panel. Sadly I knew where it was...on the bloody roof.
This view shows some variable refrigerant units on the left and some of the massive air handling units on the right. Up in front there sits some power and the L shaped pipe on the kitchen extraction unit.
I can only say that I'm glad it failed first thing in the morning. Later in the day the wind got very, very naughty and there was no way anybody was going up on the roof!
A small project consisting of setting up a shoot with random passersby and getting them to pull a face.
All participants where informed of the project and asked if they wanted to be a part. To see the rest of the project you can visit cambrils.tumblr.com/
Lighting is provided by a softbox umbrella camera right and a bare strobe for hair light.
At TEDGLOBAL in Arusha, Tanzania in June 2007, BETUMI: The African Culinary Network launched the Africa Cookbook Project; whose goal is to collect and house the world's most comprehensive archive of African cookbooks. The aim is to document and preserve all African culinary writing by Africans and others.
These limestone towers are part of the partially restored Hurstville Kilns, located in Jackson County, Iowa.
The kilns were built by Alfred Hurst in the 1870s to produce lime, which was a common material for building mortar at the time. Limestone was put in the top, where a fire was burning, and lime would be collected at the bottom. The company was supposedly the largest of its kind west of the Mississippi, and a company town called Hurstville grew nearby.
The four kilns are largely restored, and some ruins of the business and town still stand nearby.
Stranger #3/100
I'm 8 months pregnant and on my way home from a busy day of running errands, I had an urgent need to use the restroom (TMI?) and a sudden craving for some hot chocolate. I stopped at this rock climbing/coffee shop near home. Seeing as it had been awhile since my last entry for this project, I decided It was also a good time to look for Stranger #3. The environment was very relaxed and the shop wasn't very busy (since it is winter and most of the climbers come out int the spring/summer), so I felt comfortable approaching Eric, explaining the project, and asking for his photo. After speaking with him for a few minutes, I learned that his wife is also expecting! We're only a few months apart!
What I Learned:
Since it had been a few months since I photographed my first 2 strangers, I felt the pressure to get another photograph out there and may have rushed my creative process this time around. I noticed that I become nervous when photographing these strangers that I meet and become hyper-aware of their (and my) time. I usually take just a few quick shots and hope that I got something good. I missed certain technical things in my haste/nervousness in this shot. I need to remind myself that it is OK to slow down, it's OK to ask my subject to move to a better location, and it's OK to take the time to find the right light and settings. Overall, I am happy with this photograph. As stated above, I only wish that I would not have let my nerves get to me and that I would have allowed myself to slow down and get the shot just right. I'm hoping that with more practice, I will learn to control my thought patterns and gear them towards achieving my goal more effectively and efficiently.
Thank you, Eric, for being a good sport and being my Stranger #3!
You can see my other photos for this project in my "100 Strangers" album here:
You can see more photos from other photographers doing this project on the "100 Strangers" Group Page here:
How I store my Project Life supplies. Blogged...
lifeisabeautifulplacetobe.blogspot.com/2013/05/project-li...
"anh trốn đâu rùi, có ra ko thì bảo"
Model: pé Phi
Location: Q7
Thanks to: Mr Lê Nguyên đã cho bóp ké, Mr Trúc Việt, Biboo và Yunin
Gear: D40 kit
my baby recently lost 3 pounds...which isn't a good thing for babies. His pediatrician was also worried. After a week of worrying that he might have serious health problems, it turns out that he just wasn't getting enough to eat....which is easy to fix. But there are too many babies and kids who are sick and don't have easy fixes...and my heart has been aching for them and their families. I'm so so grateful for my kids health and i so badly wish that i could cure all babies and kids from disease and sickness.
Contemplating what to knit for January and found this very simple pattern for a jumper. I'd like to take it further by knitting it in sweatshirt material. Might have to cut up a few sweatshirts to get the yarn though!
The kids both are trying out for the competitive Signature League soccer team. The tryouts are tonight and tomorrow night. We'll see.
more here:
On October 4 2009 we attended SALT "Red Oktober", which was a grand day out for all enthusiasts of Cold-War era vehicles. We visited East Anglia, and finished as guests of the Triumph Car Day at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, where our Coldwar vehicles were outnumbered by hundreds of Stags, Heralds, Spitfires, TRs etc.
Model of a Thor Medium-Range nuclear missile, introduced to Britain in the early 1960s as part of "Project Emily". They were removed as part of the settlement of the Cuban Missile Crisis.