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Artwork springs into action
Published date: 13 January 2017
Springs TH Art
A brand new piece of artwork has officially sprung up this week outside of the Town Hall.
The interesting new artwork is a tribute to the Town's connection with the spring and wireform making industry. The work has been created by professional artist Tim Tolkien (relative of the famous JRR Tolkien) and is made from mild steel weighing well over half a metric tonne.
On Thursday 12th January the piece was officially unveiled in a ceremony attended by dignitaries, students, local businesses and residents.
The ceremony began at 1pm with speeches from the Bill Hartnett - Leader of the Council, Howard Nuttall from Wild Springs and Wireforms, Kerry Sherlock from HOW College, Mike Davies from Davies Springs, Kesia Taylor the young artist who designed the work and Malcolm Hall the project founder who launched this project during his mayoral year in 2009/10. The official unveiling took place at 1.30pm.
Cllr Pat Witherspoon, whose portfolio covers leisure and cultural services, said: "This amazing piece of art has been a long time coming, but 'oh my' has it been worth the wait! Did you know there isn't a boat on the water, a car on the road, a train on the tracks, a plane in the sky, or even a rocket in space that doesn't have a spring in it made in Redditch? This piece is very fitting and we're proud to show it off."
Howard Nuttall from Wild Springs & Wireforms said: "Local Spring companies are pleased that the industry is being recognised, as it was, and very much still is, a significant employer in and across the Redditch area. The Redditch area is known as a world class leader in a variety of spring products which are supplied and used throughout the world in a variety of applications. The industry has also been happy to support and participate with the Spring Arts Project and the steering committee would like to extend their thanks to all parties that contributed to the project.”
Mike Davies from Davies Springs said: "Our Company has been proud to get involved in this project from the outset. So many young people, the college, local springs businesses large and small, and of course the Council have got involved. The sculpture is a real credit to the strength of our industry in the town. We very much hope that the art work will raise awareness of our presence in the town and encourage young people to think about the employment opportunities in the town that are available to them in our sector."
The project initially began in 2010 when the Council approached Heart of Worcestershire College to develop designs for the artwork from their students. The entries were whittled down to just three before the winning design, by Kesia Taylor, then aged 17 years old - was picked by a steering group made up of the council, local business representatives and HOW College formally known as NEW College.
After a lengthy process to source a professional artist, put the relevant planning requirements in place and liaise with businesses interested in being involved, the project has now been completed and the artwork will stand tall for all to see outside the Town Hall on Walter Stranz Square.
The project has been funded, resourced and supported by partners including Redditch School of Art Trust, Redditch Borough Council, Redditch Town Centre Partnership and local businesses including Bennett Mahler, Clifford springs, Davies Springs, G & O Springs, Micro Springs and Presswork, Profin Protective Finishing, S G Springs, Springmasters, Stride supplies, Wild springs and Wireform, Wire & Tube Technology Ltd.
For more information on the project please contact the Arts and events Team.
Justin Clemens - My first photo to be published on the COVER of a MAGAZINE! Justin is one of my baseball players in the Miracle League. He also takes part in therapeutic horseback riding. In this photo, he was a part of a Drill Team made up of special needs riders.
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Al Forum, il ritorno della storica band di "Like Clockwork".
I Queens of the Stone Age (o anche QOTSA) sono una band alternative metal statunitense, nata nel 1996 in seguito allo scioglimento dei Kyuss, band cardine e vero fulcro attorno a cui è nato e si è sviluppato il cosiddetto stoner rock.
I Queens of the Stone Age erano stati originariamente formati con il nome Gamma Ray dal chitarrista Josh Homme, assieme al batterista Alfredo Hernandez. Lo stesso Homme ha descritto lo stile della band come robot rock, nome che vuole dare l'idea della continua ripetizione di riff che lo caratterizzano.
Josh Homme - voce, chitarra, basso
Jon Theodore - batteria
Troy Van Leeuwen - chitarra, basso, cori
Michael Shuman - basso, cori, sintetizzatore
Dean Fertita - tastiere, cori
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Al Forum, il ritorno della storica band di "Like Clockwork".
I Queens of the Stone Age (o anche QOTSA) sono una band alternative metal statunitense, nata nel 1996 in seguito allo scioglimento dei Kyuss, band cardine e vero fulcro attorno a cui è nato e si è sviluppato il cosiddetto stoner rock.
I Queens of the Stone Age erano stati originariamente formati con il nome Gamma Ray dal chitarrista Josh Homme, assieme al batterista Alfredo Hernandez. Lo stesso Homme ha descritto lo stile della band come robot rock, nome che vuole dare l'idea della continua ripetizione di riff che lo caratterizzano.
Josh Homme - voce, chitarra, basso
Jon Theodore - batteria
Troy Van Leeuwen - chitarra, basso, cori
Michael Shuman - basso, cori, sintetizzatore
Dean Fertita - tastiere, cori
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Emma Marrone, con il cognome, e non solo Emma come si vocifera in rete e come lei stessa, sui Social, intende precisare. L'ex Amica di Maria, ora stella a tutti gli effetti della musica italiana, disco d'oro e pluripremiata, torna live e lo fa di Schiena più che in punta di piedi. Perché quando presenta dal vivo la sua ultima fatica da studio, Schiena, appunto, la grinta non le manca di certo. E i fan sempre lì, fedelissimi, che la seguono in capo al mondo, anche quando rappresenta l'Italia all'Eurovision Song Contest, nonostante il risultato un po' scarsino, una performance un po' troppo artefatta, un look un po' troppo fuori luogo. I suoi seguaci però le perdonano tutto anche perché Emma di regali ne fa in continuazione. Duetti prestigiosissimi con Sua Maestà Rufus Wainwright, Concerti Limited Edition all'Arena di Verona (nientemeno), oppure signori live accompagnata da un'orchestra di tredici elementi.
Calore che non manca di certo a cui aggiungere tempra, fermezza, potenza, vitalità, questo è il vulcano Emma che riempie una location dopo l'altra. Anche i Palasport, dove ha deciso di tornare con il suo Emma 3.0. Un concerto pieno di sorprese, di duetti, di note che toccano il cielo e di tweet, inevitabilmente. Con la continua voglia di evolversi, rinnovarsi, fare sempre più dei passi avanti.
Emma, che a partire dal Sarò libera Tour suona anche la chitarra, viene accompagnata nei suoi concerti dalla sua band ufficiale.
La formazione attuale è la seguente:
Heggy Vezzano: Chitarre elettriche e acustiche
Max Greco: tastiere
Leif Searcy: Batteria
Arianna Mereu: Vocalist
Marco Mariniello: Basso elettrico
NYC Pride 2017
LGBT Parade
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From Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Vol 13. Spring 2016.
Get a signed copy of this issue while supplies last!
I was stoked to finally pickup a copy of Detroit Home today with a photo of mine published on page 43
So earlier in the year one of my Weissmeis photos was picked up and published by Montagne Meridiani.
Which made me feel like Mr Happy!
toomanytribbles.blogspot.com/2008/03/hong-qi.html
i added this to the atheist blogroll pool because i believe that the reverence many chinese people feel towards mao has developed into a form of religiosity. many cars all over the world are adorned with crosses or rosaries or all forms of good luck charms. this car, which has a strong political function, is protected by mao.
reprocessed here
Published again first my pictures and now my writing. so happy my short stories about my heart break are being edited boy I would not want to live in PA when they hit the press. but hey truth is stranger than fiction I will.be featured in a photo spread later in the year thank your for all the support Flickerville
My frog shot published again! Also the put on an insert on the front cover! I am ecstatic! Anyway I will probably be uploading tomorrow. so that when normal service will be resumed
A few months ago, I was contacted by the WWF, who asked if they could use one of my images in a report they were publishing.
It was my pleasure to give permission, and it was great to see how the end product turned out, with the image being used on the front cover.
The original image can be seen here in my photostream.
My first published image. The MiG-35 on the bottom right. From the March 2009 issue of Smithsonian Air & Space magazine.
outtakes for the inside-out - be the change project in athens, greece. a subset was selected for the action, which will take place friday, june 21, 2013.
more information:
Suspended Animation Classic #384
Originally published April 28, 1996 (#17)
(Dates are approximate)
Art of the Funnies
By Dr. Jon Suter
Comic books and strips are too numerous and diverse to make their history easy to write.
Les Daniels, James Steranko, and Mike Benton have emphasized the comic book, but Robert C. Harvey has given us a comprehensive view in “Art of the Funnies” (1994) and “Art of the Comic Book” (1996).
Both are published by the University Press of Mississippi and subtitles “An Aesthetic History”. Cost: $19.95 3ach.
Harvey is a working cartoonist and an academic with excellent style. His books are jargon-free and can be read for pleasure as well as for research.
Some material appeared in magazines including “Comics Journal” and “Journal of Popular Culture”, but there is no choppiness.
His illustrations are well chosen and often generous. Reprints from colored comics do not work well reproduced in black and white, but Harvey is unique in telling what important details are obscured by the loss of color.
(Warning: the drawings by Robert Crumb and other underground artists in “Art of the Comic Book” are still shocking.)
Both books are chronological, but Harvey never hesitates to juxtapose examples from different eras to show an artist’s development or influence on later artists.
I am particularly impressed by his willingness to criticize early work from such comic strip icons as artist Hal Foster (“Tarzan”; “Prince Valiant”) or of modern favorites.
His distinction between “simple” and “poor” drawing is sure to evoke disagreement, but he is careful to note that seemingly poor drawing can be a powerful tool, as in Garry Trudeau’s early “Doonesbury” comic strips.
Harvey’s coverage is timely, but there are gaps: publisher DC’s recent Milestone series is well-covered, but Dark Horse Comics is mentioned once. Publishers Malibu, Topps, and Valiant are not mentioned, in fact, there is no reference in the index to editor, writer, and publisher Jim Shooter.
The discussions of such artists as Gil Kane, Will Eisner, and Bill Watterson are perceptive, leaving the reader hoping for more contributions from this scholar-enthusiast.
These books are worth a trip to your library.
Published on Apr 23, 2018
Call Out My Name - The Weeknd (Jackie's Boy Cover). Hope you guys like my original version of Call Out My Name by The Weeknd.
Mad Love out now: awal.lnk.to/WFoUM
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Thanks to Alawn for the dope production!
Filmed in the Hello Management studios in Hollywood.
Business Enquiries: taylor@hellomgmt.com
Lyrics:
We found each other
I helped you out of a broken place
You gave me comfort
But falling for you was my mistake
I put you on top, I put you on top
I claimed you so proud and openly
And when times were rough, when times were rough
I made sure I held you close to me
So call out my name (call out my name)
Call out my name when I kiss you so gently
I want you to stay (I want you to stay)
I want you to stay, even though you don't want me
Girl, why can't you wait? (Why can't you wait, baby?)
Girl, why can't you wait 'til I fall out of love?
Won't you call out my name? (Call out my name)
Girl, call out my name, and I'll be on my way and
I'll be on my
I said I didn't feel nothing baby, but I lied
I almost cut a piece of myself for your life
Guess I was just another pit stop
'Til you made up your mind
You just wasted my time
You're on top, I put you on top
I claimed you so proud and openly, babe
And when times were rough, when times were rough
I made sure I held you close to me
So call out my name (call out my name, baby)
So call out my name when I kiss you
So gently, I want you to stay (I want you to stay)
I want you to stay even though you don't want me
Girl, why can't you wait? (Girl, why can't you wait 'til I-)
Girl, why can't you wait 'til I fall out of loving?
Babe, call out my name (say call out my name, baby)
Girl, call out my name, and I'll be on my way girl
I'll be on my
On my way, all the way
On my way, all the way, ooh
On my way, on my way, on my way
On my way, on my way, on my way
(On my)
Copyright (C) 2017 Jackie’s Boy Entertainment. Composition rights belong to the respective owners. No copyright infringement intended.
Published on 4skateboard magazine issue n° 73. Gio just finished his diy project in lodi, go check the ottone bowl project if you're into this kind of stuff! shot in Milano
SNOW GOES
This year's slow melt has meant little to no flowing water in ditches, as seen here west of Brunkild the afternoon of April 1.
Skinny Grizzly Bear rooting for food. Saw the claws, and saw the teeth and was glad I was staying in the car and using a telephoto.
The bear was about 10 metres from the other side of the road - so I stayed my 3 bus lengths away as recommended. Can't say the same for other people.
Fantastic art, architecture, design and photography bookshop in Surry Hills. Completely brilliant. Bit more here, at Monocle.
Jordyn all smiles at Catch LA @haileybaldwin x @prettylittlething - Jordyn Jones Photo | Published by Social Media: www.instagram.com/p/Bp13ZT4nK-X/ | Website: www.jordynonline.com | Official Website: www.jordynjonesofficial.com | Tags: #jordynjones #jordyn #jones #actress #model #singer #dancer #designer
Special thanks to Digital Photographer UK for publishing four of my photos in their COLOUR TIPS column and most especially to Ms Hayley Paterek of Imagine Publishing Corp.
Publish! New players, new innovations, 19 July 2012 (St Bride Foundation, London). Hosted by Media Futures, The Media Society and the St Bride Foundation.
It arrived some weeks ago, but I've been so busy that only now I've been able to decide what to do about it...
...three months ago a wonderful girl from Poland contacted me. She was preparing, along with other writers and photographers a book about Spanish Photography. She liked my photographs and she was writing about them for the book. I agreed on sending them four of them for the book.
The other day the book arrived. It's a companion to the Foto Festiwal celebrated in Warsaw each year and organized by the polish Foundation of Visual Education.
And it's a book about spanish photography indeed. I've never felt as proud as when I opened the book and realized that the writer and editor dedicated a whole chapter about my photographs.
And I felt even more happy (and even a bit embarrased) when I realized my photographs were sharing a book with some of the best photographers in Spain... Alberto Garcia-Alix, Ramón Masáts or Ricky Davila are there, and my photographs too...
I'll never have enough words to thank Magda Garncarek and Tomasz Ferenc for taking my photography so seriously to think it deserved a place amongst these exceptional photographers. Thanks, Thanks, Thanks!
The book is a beauty in itself. Now, is there any polish translator there for me? :-)
I can now say I am a professional photographer. Although the compensation I received was no more than that which I would have gotten without taking the picture, as it falls under the infinite catch-all always found in government job descriptions of "other duties as assigned."
Regardless, I got paid to take this picture, and it's now available publicly, with an accompanying press release, on the Customs and Border Protection website.
Yay me.
Artist's note: I did not select, and would not have selected, this particular image for the release due to its slight fuzziness, overexposure, and the coffee mug in the background. Not the best shot of the session, in my opinion, but it wasn't my call, and I got published anyway.
Check the sotry out! It was published on 2006.10.02 issue of 21st Century Business Herald, and it was reported by the pretty 小玻.
Chinese: 八小时神经质：中国遭遇“BarCamp”（一），（二）和（三）
English: 8 Hours Restless: China Encounters "BarCamp" (1), (2), and (3)
Note: the contents are translated by Google, while the title translated by me. :p
Tasselled
Photographer: Shavonne Wong/Zhiffy Photography
Model: Diandra Forrest
Hair: Wade Lee
Makeup: Tatiana Ward
Assistant: Marcus Teo
Many of you have probably heard of the huge Microsoft campus but have never seen it for yourself.
Well, here it is, spewing darkness and despair - the root of all evil.
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August 3, 2010: For the last few summers we've been ending up with a short last blast - seven days, six nights somewhere good. Last year we were in California, this year it was Arizona. There'll be a few more photos coming along.