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Aerial view of The Flying Scotsman on the MNR Mid Norfolk Railway at the Yaxham Railway Station - Norfolk UK aerial image
J'ai renoncé à prendre note des auteurs des différentes oeuvres photographiées
Vingt-cinq ans ! 25 années durant lesquelles, sous les labels Belgacom puis Proximus, une des plus belles collections d’art du pays s’est patiemment constituée sans que personne, hormis le personnel de l’entreprise, ait jamais eu la chance de l’admirer. 25 ans et, pour la première fois, nous voici invités à découvrir ces œuvres au rez-de-chaussée et au… 25e étage des tours les plus fameuses de Bruxelles !
« A l’origine », rappelle Hans-Bart Van Impe, coordinateur de la collection, « le but de cette collection n’est pas qu’elle soit exposée comme dans un musée. On voulait mettre les œuvres au plus près des employés : dans les couloirs, les salles de réunion, les bureaux… Le but : inspirer le personnel par le biais de l’art. D’où le titre de cette expo : “Art with a View”. Ce n’est pas seulement parce qu’on a une vue incroyable sur Bruxelles depuis le 25e étage. C’est aussi l’idée que les employés voient le monde via le regard des artistes. »
Dès 1996, à l’initiative de John Goossens, PDG de l’époque, et Michelle Dussenne, président du C.A., les artistes et les œuvres en question ont été sélectionnés par un comité d’experts indépendants. Baudouin Michiels, Jef Cornelis et Laurent Busine en seront les piliers durant de nombreuses années. Ce comité est actuellement constitué de Dirk Snauwaert, directeur du Wiels, Chris Dercon, président de la Réunion des musées nationaux et du Grand Palais des Champs-Elysées, Caroline David, directrice de l’Institut français à Izmir en Turquie, et Jaap Guldemond, directeur de EYE à Amsterdam. C’est à eux et à leurs prédécesseurs que l’on doit l’incroyable richesse de cette collection qui, pour l’occasion, a été totalement réorganisée. Les œuvres ont quitté leur environnement habituel pour s’installer au rez-de-chaussée et au 25e étage.
Au rez-de-chaussée, la peinture est à l’honneur : « En temps normal, plusieurs milliers de personnes passent dans les couloirs du rez-de-chaussée chaque matin et chaque fin de journée. Avec leur mallette, leur sac, certains avec des chariots pour le courrier ou pour le nettoyage. Tout cela engendrait trop de risques pour les peintures, tandis que les photographies sont sous verre et ne risquent rien. Profitant de cette période où le télétravail change la donne, nous avons réorganisé tout le rez-de-chaussée pour y exposer les peintures. »
Le reste, c’est au fameux 25e étage qu’on le trouve. Fameux, parce que c’est aussi celui où les deux tours sont reliées par la passerelle vitrée qui intrigue et fascine les badauds depuis des années. Pour la première fois, tout le monde a le droit de l’emprunter pour passer d’une tour à l’autre, dans un parcours où l’art se déploie dans les espaces de bureau provisoirement désertés. La vue est à vous !
I have given up taking note of the authors of the different works photographed
Twenty five years ! 25 years during which, under the Belgacom and then Proximus labels, one of the finest art collections in the country was patiently built up without anyone, except the company's staff, ever having the chance to admire it. 25 years old and, for the first time, we are invited to discover these works on the ground floor and on the… 25th floor of the most famous towers in Brussels!
“Originally,” recalls Hans-Bart Van Impe, coordinator of the collection, “the purpose of this collection was not to be exhibited as in a museum. We wanted to put the works as close as possible to the employees: in the corridors, the meeting rooms, the offices... The goal: to inspire the staff through art. Hence the title of this exhibition: “Art with a View”. It's not just because you have an incredible view of Brussels from the 25th floor. It is also the idea that employees see the world through the eyes of artists. »
From 1996, on the initiative of John Goossens, CEO at the time, and Michelle Dussenne, President of the Board, the artists and works in question were selected by a committee of independent experts. Baudouin Michiels, Jef Cornelis and Laurent Busine will be the pillars for many years. This committee is currently made up of Dirk Snauwaert, director of Wiels, Chris Dercon, president of the Réunion des musées nationaux and the Grand Palais des Champs-Elysées, Caroline David, director of the French Institute in Izmir in Turkey, and Jaap Guldemond, director of EYE in Amsterdam. It is to them and their predecessors that we owe the incredible richness of this collection which, for the occasion, has been completely reorganized. The works have left their usual environment to settle on the ground floor and the 25th floor.
On the ground floor, painting is in the spotlight: “In normal times, several thousand people pass through the corridors on the ground floor every morning and at the end of the day. With their briefcase, their bag, some with trolleys for mail or for cleaning. All this created too much risk for the paintings, while the photographs are under glass and do not risk anything. Taking advantage of this period when telework is changing the game, we have reorganized the entire ground floor to display the paintings. »
The rest is on the famous 25th floor. Famous, because it is also the one where the two towers are connected by the glass walkway that has intrigued and fascinated onlookers for years. For the first time, everyone has the right to use it to go from one tower to another, in a journey where art unfolds in temporarily deserted office spaces. The view is yours!
sur la ligne 97 à destination de Trentemoult (Rezé), rue Jean Jaurès, Rezé (Loire-Atlantique (44), Pays-de-la-Loire, France, FR)
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The sea, the beach, the roads were bringing back memories of other times. Not only images: also voices shouting and long silences other days. Funny, but living it is to build future memories; now, here oceanfront know I'm preparing detailed memories.
The tunnel. Ernesto Sabato
Exactly 7 years ago, on the 6th of May 2007, I logged into Second Life , my avatar was ‘rezzed’ for the first time.
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Recently acquired by star travel and just having returned from the paint shop is this Ex St Ives Mercedes vario, This vehicle is seen sat in vale travel yard with WEZ 9837 and are due to replace AIG 2563 & L886 SDY.
MSN 32738 LN 1392
B737-76N / 737 / 737-700
SAS
CDG AIRPORT
EX ALOHA AIRLINES AS N749AL
JET AIRWAYS AS VT-JGL
STORED SINCE 09-2019 AT SNN SHANNON
Le rez-de-chaussée seulement des deux ailes date
de la Renaissance. Les beaux mascarons des clefs d'archivolte pourraient être attribuées à maître Ponce, contemporain de Jean Goujon : ils représentent des tètes de faunes et de satyres ;
mais, quoique très jolis, ils ne sont pas tout à fait dans sa manière vigoureuse et puissante, tels qu'ils paraissent sur l'aile opposée; ils dateraient, peut-être, d'un premier remaniement du bâtiment, exécuté vers 1625.
Art presentation of the Island "Adventure"
I am glad to present you a new landscape in the 64 by 64 meter release. Adventure Island - for real explorers and builders, there are long paths that lead to 3 flat areas for your construction, and to a small pond.
The island has a low-poly option for those who like to save polygons, as well as a high-poly option for those who like detailing.
Rezzer of Island now has the option of changing the seasons, as well as the Access option and several others.
- for those who do not know how to do terraforming
- for builders
- to build skybox
In the package you will have:
1) Adventure low poly Island 64x64 rezzer (64x63x20metres, 68 LI)
2) Adventure high poly Island 64x64 rezzer (64x63x20metres, 157 LI)
Island item contains rezzer – please follow the instruction
1. Place rezzer object on ground or sky platform (DO NOT OPEN THE BOX)
2. Fly up for a few metres (this is necessary so as not to collide with the physical model of the island during rezzing).
3. Click rezzer BOX and chose from menu REZ
4. Move rezzer BOX, and Island will be moved with it. When you will place your Island at correct place, you can change a season and hide rezzer box (look options button).
• Island permissions: Copy, Modify
• 100% Original mesh items. Mesh enabled viewer required.
Please note, like all mesh products increasing the size of this model can change the land impact.
Attention! The Island are sold without other vegetation and objects on it!
All screenshots are made in skybox with scripted sky watter. For screenshots also used wooden hut of Fanatik Architecture.
If you will have a questions, you can write me via notecard and/or message (katoyouji resident) and I will be happy to help you!
De style Corinthien, le capitole de l’Utah est, avec sa longue colonnade en façade, inspiré des grands monuments de la Grèce antique, tels que le célèbre Parthénon.
On the way up to Moab I spied what i thought to be a Jestson Orama art work on a water tower off in the distance. On the way back to Phoenix I decided to find it and photograph it.
What makes this a unique art pierce to photograph is the story of Jetson. Jetson is a 50 year old African American who lives and works on the Navajo Indian reservation and does street art all over the Indian reservation. The quintessential American story so to speak that you can read about here: jetsonorama.net/welcome/
After blowing the past the only turn off that seemed logical and turing around I had to cross some railroad tracks and then search a maze of dirt roads to find one that lead me to the water tank. There were plenty of cattle about and a house not too far off.
Growing up in this part of the country its not uncommon for someone to grab a gun and fire off a few shots in my direction given a strange car by their cattle. I braved my fear and got out and took a quick set of pics before high-tailing it out of there.