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The leaf of a Castor Bean plant and its pink stem. Distinctive!

 

The Castor oil plant, Ricinus communis, is a species of flowering plant in the spurge family, Euphorbiaceae. It belongs to a monotypic genus, Ricinus, and subtribe, Ricininae. The evolution of castor and its relation to other species is currently being studied.

 

Its seed is the castor bean which, despite its name, is not a true bean. Castor is indigenous to the southeastern Mediterranean Basin, Eastern Africa, and India, but is widespread throughout tropical regions (and widely grown elsewhere as an ornamental plant).

 

Castor seed is the source of castor oil, which has a wide variety of uses. The seeds contain between 40% and 60% oil that is rich in triglycerides, mainly ricinolein. The seed contains ricin, a toxin, which is also present in lower concentrations throughout the plant.

 

In South Florida, the Castor Bean plant is widely cultivated and has been introduced as an ornamental because of its large beautiful deeply notched leaves. It often escapes into surrounding areas or persists around gardens, building sites and old fields. It is limited to tropical areas because it is killed by frost.

 

Castorbean, Castor bean - Ricinus communis

Family - Euphorbiaceae

Habitat - Disturbed areas

Description - Introduced non-native plant, Castor bean has been cultivated for thousands of years and is believed to have originated in tropical Africa. Grows as a shrub or small tree and may be an annual or perennial depending on the local climate. the Castor bean plant is capable of attaining a height of 40+ feet in a tropical climate though it's more common in the 10 - 20 foot range in much of South Florida.

 

Large palmate leaves to nearly 24 inches wide with 6 or more lobes, margins toothed. Stems are herbaceous except on larger specimens the base of the main stem may become woody. The leaves & stems of Castor bean may be green, red or purple. Flowers are produced on an inflorescence in warm months followed by spiny capsules containing the seeds. All parts of the castor bean plant are poisonous, with the seeds being the most toxic.

 

Arch Creek East Environmental Preserve, North Miami, FL.

See my set, Woods, weeds and streams.

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370335

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370281

Young and older adults sharing information in relation to the infographics in the workshop.

 

Photo by Marlon del Aguila Guerrero/CIFOR

 

cifor.org

 

forestsnews.cifor.org

 

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Pierre Bonnard, Fontenay-aux-Roses bei Paris 1867 - Le Cannet bei Cannes 1947

Esszimmer beím Garten / Dining Room on the Garden (1934/5)

The Guggenheim Museum, New York, USA

 

Bonnard resolutely painted subjects such as those in Dining Room on the Garden (Grande salle à manger sur le jardin, 1934 – 35) for most of his life, being called très japonard (very Japanese-like) for his attempts to create a charged psychological moment in a virtually non-perspectival domestic space reminiscent of Japanese prints.

 

This painting, one of more than 60 dining-room scenes he made between 1927 and 1947, is neither decorative (as these works have often been called) nor is its subject truly his first concern. Dining Room on the Garden sets out to capture the moment and the intrinsically ungraspable play of mood and light. On close inspection, the colored areas within the flattened picture plane lose their relation to the objects depicted: a chair melds into the window frame; the window echoes the painting’s borders, becoming a view within a view; and Marthe, the painter’s oft-depicted wife, merges passively into her surroundings. It is in his ability to create a timeless microcosm while laying bare the gesture of applying paint to canvas that Bonnard’s modernism is revealed.

 

Source: Guggenheim Museum, New York

Mayor Bill de Blasio signs Intros. 486-A and 487-A, in relation to ICE detainers. Friday, November 14, 2014. Credit: Demetrius Freeman/Mayoral Photography Office.

 

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Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370414

She stole my heart while we were in Texas. No relation.

Old sketch of what I pretended my great great great grandpa was like.

The only facts known in relation to British merchant Charles Thompson are the ones he records in his travel account, about which some scholars have hypothesized that it is a fictional narrative. In any case, the work knew huge editorial success; first published in 1744, it was republished in 1752, 1754, 1767, and 1798. From the introduction, one learns that, following his father's death, Thompson inherited a large fortune and, from love of knowledge, in order to appease his sorrow and to satisfy his own natural curiosity, he started out on a long voyage, in the company of a freind who spoke several languages.

 

The travellers set out from London in March 1730. They crossed over from Dover to Calais, and travelled to Rouen, Paris and Marseille. They went on to Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and Sienna, to end up in Rome. In October 1731 they visited Naples, and then Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua. They sailed to Malta from Venice in May 1732 and reached Chania in early June.

 

The two travellers left Crete a month later, and, after staying in Milos for a month, they visited Naxos, Paros, Antiparos, Delos, Syros, Kea, Kythnos, and reached Athens. They toured the monuments of the city and several locations in Attica, Boeotia and Phocis (Eleusis, Megara, Corinth, Livadeia, Arachova, Delphi and Thebes). In November 1732 they left for Istanbul, where they stayed for several months. In September 1733, they left the Dardanelles to visit Izmir, Chios, Samos, Patmos, Ephesus, Kos and Rhodes. They ended up in Cyprus in February 1734, from where they crossed over to the lands of the Middle East (Tripolis, Baalbek, Damascus, Beirut, Sidon, Jerusalem). In May 1734 they travelled to Egypt and toured Kairo, Alexandria and Mount Sinai. They returned to England in April 1735.

 

Thompson includes several details on travelling conditions as well as the history and the monuments of each country in his travel account. However, he is mostly interested in space, modern life, the human factor, social life, economy, production and commerce, and thus achieves to render an comprehensive and to a certain extent objective picture of the lands he visited in the early 18th century.

 

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

  

İngiliz asıllı tüccar Charles Thompson hakkında bildiğimiz şeyler sadece vakayınamesinden aldığımız bilgilerdir. Ancak bu vakayınamenin hayal ürünü bir anlatı olduğu ileri sürülmüştür. Gene de eser büyük başarı görmüş, yayınlandığı 1744 yılından sonra, 1752, 1754, 1767 ve 1798 yıllarında yeniden basılmıştı. Kitabın önsözünde okuduğumuza göre, Thompson, babasının ölümünden sonra büyük bir mirasa sahip olmuş ve "bir yandan bilgilerini çoğaltma arzusu öte yandan baba ölümünün kendisinde yaratmış olduğu üzüntüyü unutmak, son olarak da merağını tatmin etmek için" uzun bir yolculuğa çıkmaya karar verir, yanına ise yoldaş olarak birçok dil bilen bir arkadaşını alır.

 

1730 yılı Mart ayında Londra'dan yola çıkarlar, Dover'den Calais'ye (okunuş: Kale) geçtikten sonra Rouen, Paris ve Marsilya'yı ziyaret ederler. Yolun devamında Cenova, Milano, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Floransa, Piza ve Sienna'dan geçip Roma'ya varırlar. 1731'in Ekim ayında Napoli'yi ziyaret ederler, arkasından Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara ve Padova'ya geçerler. 1732 Mayıs ayında Venedik'ten vapura binip Haziran başlarında Hanya'ya varırlar. Bir ay sonra yeniden yola çıkıp Milos adasında bir hafta kaldıktan sonra Naksos, Paros, Antiparos, Dilos, Siros, Kea, Kithnos adalarını ziyaret ederler ve nihayet Atina'ya varırlar. Atina'daki tarihi anıtları, Attika, Viotia (Boeotia), Fokida yörelerini (Eleusis, Megara, Korint, Livadia, Arahova, Delfi, Thiva sitlerini) ziyaret ederler ve 1732 Kasım ayında İstanbul'a gitmek üzere yola çıkarlar. İstanbul'da birkaç ay kalırlar. Yolculuklarının devamında 1733 Eylül ayında Çanakkale'den yola çıkıp İzmir, Hios (Sakız), Samos, Patmos, Efes, Kos (İstanköy) ve Rodos'u ziyaret ederler. 1734 Şubat ayında Kıbrıs'tan geçtikten sonra Orta Doğu'ya devam ederler ve Trablus, Baalbek, Şam (Damascus), Beyrut, Sayda (Sidon), Kudüs'ü ziyaret ederler. 1734 Mayıs ayında Mısır'a seyahat edip Kahire, İskenderiye ve Sina'yı ziyaret ederler. 1735 Nisan ayında ise İngiltere'ye dönerler.

 

Thompson vakayınamesinde yolculuğun koşulları ve ziyaret ettikleri her yerin tarihi ve anıtları hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiler vermektedir. İlgisinin odaklandığı noktalar doğal mekân, çağdaş yaşam, insan unsuru, toplumsal yaşam, ekonomi, üretim, ticaret gibi konulardır. Thompson bu eseriyle 18. yüzyılın ilk yarısında sözkonusu yerlerle ilgili çok yönlü ve nesnel bir bakış aktarmaktadır.

 

Yazan: İoli Vingopoulou

 

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370321

2012-12-28 Sichtbar werden mit Folie Gradinger, AUDI FIS Ski World Cup Semmering, Riesentorlauf Damen, SMPR - Public Relation - Stefan Steinacher - Daniela Maier - Moderation, Athleten, Sport, Interviews, Redaktion PR Services, Eventmoderation, Photografer Gerhard Möhsner, Bilderdatenbank Fotoblitz hier klicken

 

Fenninger rast am Zauberberg zum überlegenem Sieg. Die ÖSV Rennläuferin Anna Fenninger gewann überlegen den Riesentorlauf am Semmering. Die Salzburgerin setzte sich mit klarem Vorsprung auf RTL- Weltcup- Leaderin Tina Maze aus Slowenien (+1,10 Sekunden) und auf die Französin Tessa Worley (+ 1,18) durch und fixierte so den zweiten Weltcupsieg ihrer Karriere. Den ersten hatte sie vor exakt einem Jahr, am 28. Dezember 2011 in Lienz, gefeiert.

 

Endergebnis RTL Semmering:

 

01 FENNINGER Anna AUT 1:06.42 1:06.67 2:13.09

02 MAZE Tina SLO 1:07.32 1:06.87 2:14.19

03 WORLEY Tessa FRA 1:06.98 1:07.29 2:14.27

04 HÖFL- RIESCH Maria GER 1:07.56 1:07.20 2:14.76

05 REBENSBURG Viktoria GER 1:07.67 1:07.33 2:15.00

06 LINDELL- VIKARBY Jessica SWE 1:07.64 1:07.84 2:15.48

07 ZETTEL Kathrin AUT 1:08.28 1:07.21 2:15.49

08 SHIFFRIN Mikaela USA 1:08.56 1:07.21 2:15.77

09 GÖRGL Elisabeth AUT 1:08.38 1:07.71 2:16.09

10 PIETILÄ- HOLMNER Maria SWE 1:08.81 1:07.36 2:16.17

11 HANSDOTTER Frida SWE 1:08.18 1:08.00 2:16.18

12 FANCHINI Nadia ITA 1:09.18 1:07.14 2:16.32

13 GISIN Dominique SUI 1:09.07 1:07.32 2:16.39

14 GAGNON Marie- Michele CAN 1:08.75 1:07.73 2:16.48

15 KIRCHGASSER Michaela AUT 1:09.15 1:07.46 2:16.61

16 CURTONI Irene ITA 1:08.90 1:07.76 2:16.66

17 MARMOTTAN Anemone FRA 1:09.16 1:07.57 2:16.73

18 HRONEK Veronique GER 1:09.90 1:06.86 2:16.76

19 KARBON Denise ITA 1:09.60 1:07.19 2:16.79

20 POUTIAINEN Tanja FIN 1:08.74 1:08.16 2:16.90

21 KÖHLE Stefanie AUT 1:08.31 1:08.75 2:17.06

22 BARIOZ Taina FRA 1:09.09 1:08.03 2:17.12

23 BERTRAND Marion FRA 1:09.06 1:08.09 2:17.15

24 GUT Lara SUI 1:08.85 1:08.34 2:17.19

25 MANCUSO Julia USA 1:09.06 1:08.19 2:17.25

26 BREM Eva- Maria AUT 1:08.87 1:08.42 2:17.29

27 WEIRATHER Tina LIE 1:09.83 1:07.52 2:17.35

28 HECTOR Sara SWE 1:09.93 1:07.46 2:17.39

29 MÖLGG Manuela ITA 1:08.42 1:09.54 2:17.96

30 AGERER Lisa Magdalena ITA 1:09.93 1:08.07 2:18.00

 

Bericht: WSV Semmering, Fotorechte: Diese Fotos stammen von Gerhard Möhsner und sind urheberrechtlich geschützt. Kopien, Vervielfältigungen für Veröffentlichungen dürfen nur mit ausdrücklicher schriftlicher Zustimmung gemacht werden !! Bilderdatenbank Fotoblitz hier klicken

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370383

In relation to the previous two images i have included a screenshot courtesy of side by side maps. The yellow markings denote where i was stood looking in that direction. The wall is clearly visible on both maps in a form of a 'tick' shape just above the arrow.

The area has been heavily redeveloped over the years and the terraced streets - Glen St, Race St & Chalfont St have disappeared completely.

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370246

The only facts known in relation to British merchant Charles Thompson are the ones he records in his travel account, about which some scholars have hypothesized that it is a fictional narrative. In any case, the work knew huge editorial success; first published in 1744, it was republished in 1752, 1754, 1767, and 1798. From the introduction, one learns that, following his father's death, Thompson inherited a large fortune and, from love of knowledge, in order to appease his sorrow and to satisfy his own natural curiosity, he started out on a long voyage, in the company of a freind who spoke several languages.

 

The travellers set out from London in March 1730. They crossed over from Dover to Calais, and travelled to Rouen, Paris and Marseille. They went on to Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and Sienna, to end up in Rome. In October 1731 they visited Naples, and then Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua. They sailed to Malta from Venice in May 1732 and reached Chania in early June.

 

The two travellers left Crete a month later, and, after staying in Milos for a month, they visited Naxos, Paros, Antiparos, Delos, Syros, Kea, Kythnos, and reached Athens. They toured the monuments of the city and several locations in Attica, Boeotia and Phocis (Eleusis, Megara, Corinth, Livadeia, Arachova, Delphi and Thebes). In November 1732 they left for Istanbul, where they stayed for several months. In September 1733, they left the Dardanelles to visit Izmir, Chios, Samos, Patmos, Ephesus, Kos and Rhodes. They ended up in Cyprus in February 1734, from where they crossed over to the lands of the Middle East (Tripolis, Baalbek, Damascus, Beirut, Sidon, Jerusalem). In May 1734 they travelled to Egypt and toured Kairo, Alexandria and Mount Sinai. They returned to England in April 1735.

 

Thompson includes several details on travelling conditions as well as the history and the monuments of each country in his travel account. However, he is mostly interested in space, modern life, the human factor, social life, economy, production and commerce, and thus achieves to render an comprehensive and to a certain extent objective picture of the lands he visited in the early 18th century.

 

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

  

İngiliz asıllı tüccar Charles Thompson hakkında bildiğimiz şeyler sadece vakayınamesinden aldığımız bilgilerdir. Ancak bu vakayınamenin hayal ürünü bir anlatı olduğu ileri sürülmüştür. Gene de eser büyük başarı görmüş, yayınlandığı 1744 yılından sonra, 1752, 1754, 1767 ve 1798 yıllarında yeniden basılmıştı. Kitabın önsözünde okuduğumuza göre, Thompson, babasının ölümünden sonra büyük bir mirasa sahip olmuş ve "bir yandan bilgilerini çoğaltma arzusu öte yandan baba ölümünün kendisinde yaratmış olduğu üzüntüyü unutmak, son olarak da merağını tatmin etmek için" uzun bir yolculuğa çıkmaya karar verir, yanına ise yoldaş olarak birçok dil bilen bir arkadaşını alır.

 

1730 yılı Mart ayında Londra'dan yola çıkarlar, Dover'den Calais'ye (okunuş: Kale) geçtikten sonra Rouen, Paris ve Marsilya'yı ziyaret ederler. Yolun devamında Cenova, Milano, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Floransa, Piza ve Sienna'dan geçip Roma'ya varırlar. 1731'in Ekim ayında Napoli'yi ziyaret ederler, arkasından Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara ve Padova'ya geçerler. 1732 Mayıs ayında Venedik'ten vapura binip Haziran başlarında Hanya'ya varırlar. Bir ay sonra yeniden yola çıkıp Milos adasında bir hafta kaldıktan sonra Naksos, Paros, Antiparos, Dilos, Siros, Kea, Kithnos adalarını ziyaret ederler ve nihayet Atina'ya varırlar. Atina'daki tarihi anıtları, Attika, Viotia (Boeotia), Fokida yörelerini (Eleusis, Megara, Korint, Livadia, Arahova, Delfi, Thiva sitlerini) ziyaret ederler ve 1732 Kasım ayında İstanbul'a gitmek üzere yola çıkarlar. İstanbul'da birkaç ay kalırlar. Yolculuklarının devamında 1733 Eylül ayında Çanakkale'den yola çıkıp İzmir, Hios (Sakız), Samos, Patmos, Efes, Kos (İstanköy) ve Rodos'u ziyaret ederler. 1734 Şubat ayında Kıbrıs'tan geçtikten sonra Orta Doğu'ya devam ederler ve Trablus, Baalbek, Şam (Damascus), Beyrut, Sayda (Sidon), Kudüs'ü ziyaret ederler. 1734 Mayıs ayında Mısır'a seyahat edip Kahire, İskenderiye ve Sina'yı ziyaret ederler. 1735 Nisan ayında ise İngiltere'ye dönerler.

 

Thompson vakayınamesinde yolculuğun koşulları ve ziyaret ettikleri her yerin tarihi ve anıtları hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiler vermektedir. İlgisinin odaklandığı noktalar doğal mekân, çağdaş yaşam, insan unsuru, toplumsal yaşam, ekonomi, üretim, ticaret gibi konulardır. Thompson bu eseriyle 18. yüzyılın ilk yarısında sözkonusu yerlerle ilgili çok yönlü ve nesnel bir bakış aktarmaktadır.

 

Yazan: İoli Vingopoulou

 

The only facts known in relation to British merchant Charles Thompson are the ones he records in his travel account, about which some scholars have hypothesized that it is a fictional narrative. In any case, the work knew huge editorial success; first published in 1744, it was republished in 1752, 1754, 1767, and 1798. From the introduction, one learns that, following his father's death, Thompson inherited a large fortune and, from love of knowledge, in order to appease his sorrow and to satisfy his own natural curiosity, he started out on a long voyage, in the company of a freind who spoke several languages.

 

The travellers set out from London in March 1730. They crossed over from Dover to Calais, and travelled to Rouen, Paris and Marseille. They went on to Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and Sienna, to end up in Rome. In October 1731 they visited Naples, and then Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua. They sailed to Malta from Venice in May 1732 and reached Chania in early June.

 

The two travellers left Crete a month later, and, after staying in Milos for a month, they visited Naxos, Paros, Antiparos, Delos, Syros, Kea, Kythnos, and reached Athens. They toured the monuments of the city and several locations in Attica, Boeotia and Phocis (Eleusis, Megara, Corinth, Livadeia, Arachova, Delphi and Thebes). In November 1732 they left for Istanbul, where they stayed for several months. In September 1733, they left the Dardanelles to visit Izmir, Chios, Samos, Patmos, Ephesus, Kos and Rhodes. They ended up in Cyprus in February 1734, from where they crossed over to the lands of the Middle East (Tripolis, Baalbek, Damascus, Beirut, Sidon, Jerusalem). In May 1734 they travelled to Egypt and toured Kairo, Alexandria and Mount Sinai. They returned to England in April 1735.

 

Thompson includes several details on travelling conditions as well as the history and the monuments of each country in his travel account. However, he is mostly interested in space, modern life, the human factor, social life, economy, production and commerce, and thus achieves to render an comprehensive and to a certain extent objective picture of the lands he visited in the early 18th century.

 

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

  

İngiliz asıllı tüccar Charles Thompson hakkında bildiğimiz şeyler sadece vakayınamesinden aldığımız bilgilerdir. Ancak bu vakayınamenin hayal ürünü bir anlatı olduğu ileri sürülmüştür. Gene de eser büyük başarı görmüş, yayınlandığı 1744 yılından sonra, 1752, 1754, 1767 ve 1798 yıllarında yeniden basılmıştı. Kitabın önsözünde okuduğumuza göre, Thompson, babasının ölümünden sonra büyük bir mirasa sahip olmuş ve "bir yandan bilgilerini çoğaltma arzusu öte yandan baba ölümünün kendisinde yaratmış olduğu üzüntüyü unutmak, son olarak da merağını tatmin etmek için" uzun bir yolculuğa çıkmaya karar verir, yanına ise yoldaş olarak birçok dil bilen bir arkadaşını alır.

 

1730 yılı Mart ayında Londra'dan yola çıkarlar, Dover'den Calais'ye (okunuş: Kale) geçtikten sonra Rouen, Paris ve Marsilya'yı ziyaret ederler. Yolun devamında Cenova, Milano, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Floransa, Piza ve Sienna'dan geçip Roma'ya varırlar. 1731'in Ekim ayında Napoli'yi ziyaret ederler, arkasından Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara ve Padova'ya geçerler. 1732 Mayıs ayında Venedik'ten vapura binip Haziran başlarında Hanya'ya varırlar. Bir ay sonra yeniden yola çıkıp Milos adasında bir hafta kaldıktan sonra Naksos, Paros, Antiparos, Dilos, Siros, Kea, Kithnos adalarını ziyaret ederler ve nihayet Atina'ya varırlar. Atina'daki tarihi anıtları, Attika, Viotia (Boeotia), Fokida yörelerini (Eleusis, Megara, Korint, Livadia, Arahova, Delfi, Thiva sitlerini) ziyaret ederler ve 1732 Kasım ayında İstanbul'a gitmek üzere yola çıkarlar. İstanbul'da birkaç ay kalırlar. Yolculuklarının devamında 1733 Eylül ayında Çanakkale'den yola çıkıp İzmir, Hios (Sakız), Samos, Patmos, Efes, Kos (İstanköy) ve Rodos'u ziyaret ederler. 1734 Şubat ayında Kıbrıs'tan geçtikten sonra Orta Doğu'ya devam ederler ve Trablus, Baalbek, Şam (Damascus), Beyrut, Sayda (Sidon), Kudüs'ü ziyaret ederler. 1734 Mayıs ayında Mısır'a seyahat edip Kahire, İskenderiye ve Sina'yı ziyaret ederler. 1735 Nisan ayında ise İngiltere'ye dönerler.

 

Thompson vakayınamesinde yolculuğun koşulları ve ziyaret ettikleri her yerin tarihi ve anıtları hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiler vermektedir. İlgisinin odaklandığı noktalar doğal mekân, çağdaş yaşam, insan unsuru, toplumsal yaşam, ekonomi, üretim, ticaret gibi konulardır. Thompson bu eseriyle 18. yüzyılın ilk yarısında sözkonusu yerlerle ilgili çok yönlü ve nesnel bir bakış aktarmaktadır.

 

Yazan: İoli Vingopoulou

 

AMPLIFIED

Philippe Vranjes

Opening event Wednesday 14 August 6-8pm

14 – 31 August

Gallery 1

 

AMPLIFIED furthers an ongoing investigation of the subject of expansion. Expansion calls instantaneously for dissemination, space, acceleration, transformation and change and this exhibition explores the vocabularies of qualities, the methodologies, the techniques and even the colours that permeate the three-dimensional object and the image with movement and articulate a doing in its form. Notions of contact, noise, amplification, emergence, leaky optics, interference and discord sign the context of the exhibition.

 

Philippe Vranjes works across painting, sculpture and photography. Expansion, transformation and change are recurring themes across his practice. Vranjes’ work makes use of different vocabularies of vision, light and traditions to create relationships with a range of varied sources and contexts. His disparate body of work which encompasses traditional, poetical, abstract and futuristic manifestations presents itself as a long visual sentence of crisis after crisis, adventure after adventure and incident after incident and enables the artist to affirm, in the context of the exhibition, the possibility of a body that is plural, multiple, open and generative; a body in forward motion, anchored in traditions and histories that cannot be reduced nor subjugated by a given hierarchy; a body in movement and expansion and which lives in intensity.

 

Philippe graduated from a Master of Fine Arts, Monash University, 2011. Recent solo and joint exhibitions include AMPLIFIED, Trocadero Art Space, 2012; AMPLIFIED, Monash University Masters Gallery, 2011 and GREATER THAN ONE, curated by Alicia Renew, MADA, 2010.Philippe is currently a finalist in the HOBART ART PRIZE, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. His works were previously selected for the SUBSTATION ART PRIZE, The Substation, 2011 and the REDLANDS WESTPAC ART PRIZE (emerging artist category), 2010.

 

‘Concrete Joke’

Sarah Byrne

Opening event Wednesday 14 August 6-8pm

14 – 31 August 2013

Gallery 2

 

‘Concrete Joke’ is an ongoing exploration into the construction and deconstruction of meaning making, through confused language and re-appropriated word association. Caught in an ever collapsing state of ‘trying to make sense’, four fractured conversations direct and diverge awkward utterings and throwaway verse through cyclic and psychotic patterns of video assemblage.

 

Sarah Byrne is a Brisbane-based artist interested in the cross-pollination of video, sound, and performative installation practice tainted by cringe culture and pop critique. Through modes of appropriated video manipulation, Byrne investigates conceptual and material forms of distortion, video poetics, and the disruption of psychological, physical, and screen space. Playing emphasis upon repetition and nonsensical dialectics; Sarah creates alienated spaces for the uncomfortable and off-kilter, utilizing Thought Vaccum dialogues and scratch video methods to explore abstract reflective deconstructions of contemporary identity.

 

Sarah graduated Fine Arts with Honours from the Queensland University of Technology in 2008.

 

Recent developments in Sarah’s practice currently focus upon the dissection of VHS materials and media artifacts. Such materials have been primarily explored within multi-screen installation works included in exhibitions such as; Artists’ Proof #1, Monash University Museum of Art, 2012; Time Machine, Serial Space, 2012; GHOSTHOUSE, Boxcopy, 2011; Psycho Subtropics, OtherFilm 2010; and Fresh Cut, Institute of Modern Art, 2009.

 

‘Singular, Plural’

Kate Meakin, Noriko Nakamura & Virginia Overell

Opening event Wednesday 14 August 6-8pm

14 – 31 August

Gallery 3

 

The ‘working’ of materials maintains a certain precedence in our sculptural practises, found and acquired objects undergo varying degrees of alteration ranging from the subtle arrangement of textiles to the alchemical melting of rocks, yet always maintain an important relation to their original form or function. Materials are worked with rather than mastered – engaged with for their associative qualities rather then for their characteristic autonomy.

 

Continuing a dialogue which has spanned several exhibitions - Because We are All Animals Disco Beans Art Space 2011,Mainly Everything TCB Art Inc. 2011 & Consultancy NGV Studio 2011 – this collection of individual sculptural and assemblage works, places our work in an intimate spatial dialogue in which separate materials converge, diverge, layer and overlap.

 

This meeting of diverse objects will enhance articulation of their multiple ambiences – aesthetic, metaphysical & spiritual- whilst emphasising the singular ways in which they have been worked.

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370354

2012-12-28 Sichtbar werden mit Folie Gradinger, AUDI FIS Ski World Cup Semmering, Riesentorlauf Damen, SMPR - Public Relation - Stefan Steinacher - Daniela Maier - Moderation, Athleten, Sport, Interviews, Redaktion PR Services, Eventmoderation, Photografer Gerhard Möhsner, Bilderdatenbank Fotoblitz hier klicken

 

Fenninger rast am Zauberberg zum überlegenem Sieg. Die ÖSV Rennläuferin Anna Fenninger gewann überlegen den Riesentorlauf am Semmering. Die Salzburgerin setzte sich mit klarem Vorsprung auf RTL- Weltcup- Leaderin Tina Maze aus Slowenien (+1,10 Sekunden) und auf die Französin Tessa Worley (+ 1,18) durch und fixierte so den zweiten Weltcupsieg ihrer Karriere. Den ersten hatte sie vor exakt einem Jahr, am 28. Dezember 2011 in Lienz, gefeiert.

 

Endergebnis RTL Semmering:

 

01 FENNINGER Anna AUT 1:06.42 1:06.67 2:13.09

02 MAZE Tina SLO 1:07.32 1:06.87 2:14.19

03 WORLEY Tessa FRA 1:06.98 1:07.29 2:14.27

04 HÖFL- RIESCH Maria GER 1:07.56 1:07.20 2:14.76

05 REBENSBURG Viktoria GER 1:07.67 1:07.33 2:15.00

06 LINDELL- VIKARBY Jessica SWE 1:07.64 1:07.84 2:15.48

07 ZETTEL Kathrin AUT 1:08.28 1:07.21 2:15.49

08 SHIFFRIN Mikaela USA 1:08.56 1:07.21 2:15.77

09 GÖRGL Elisabeth AUT 1:08.38 1:07.71 2:16.09

10 PIETILÄ- HOLMNER Maria SWE 1:08.81 1:07.36 2:16.17

11 HANSDOTTER Frida SWE 1:08.18 1:08.00 2:16.18

12 FANCHINI Nadia ITA 1:09.18 1:07.14 2:16.32

13 GISIN Dominique SUI 1:09.07 1:07.32 2:16.39

14 GAGNON Marie- Michele CAN 1:08.75 1:07.73 2:16.48

15 KIRCHGASSER Michaela AUT 1:09.15 1:07.46 2:16.61

16 CURTONI Irene ITA 1:08.90 1:07.76 2:16.66

17 MARMOTTAN Anemone FRA 1:09.16 1:07.57 2:16.73

18 HRONEK Veronique GER 1:09.90 1:06.86 2:16.76

19 KARBON Denise ITA 1:09.60 1:07.19 2:16.79

20 POUTIAINEN Tanja FIN 1:08.74 1:08.16 2:16.90

21 KÖHLE Stefanie AUT 1:08.31 1:08.75 2:17.06

22 BARIOZ Taina FRA 1:09.09 1:08.03 2:17.12

23 BERTRAND Marion FRA 1:09.06 1:08.09 2:17.15

24 GUT Lara SUI 1:08.85 1:08.34 2:17.19

25 MANCUSO Julia USA 1:09.06 1:08.19 2:17.25

26 BREM Eva- Maria AUT 1:08.87 1:08.42 2:17.29

27 WEIRATHER Tina LIE 1:09.83 1:07.52 2:17.35

28 HECTOR Sara SWE 1:09.93 1:07.46 2:17.39

29 MÖLGG Manuela ITA 1:08.42 1:09.54 2:17.96

30 AGERER Lisa Magdalena ITA 1:09.93 1:08.07 2:18.00

 

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The only facts known in relation to British merchant Charles Thompson are the ones he records in his travel account, about which some scholars have hypothesized that it is a fictional narrative. In any case, the work knew huge editorial success; first published in 1744, it was republished in 1752, 1754, 1767, and 1798. From the introduction, one learns that, following his father's death, Thompson inherited a large fortune and, from love of knowledge, in order to appease his sorrow and to satisfy his own natural curiosity, he started out on a long voyage, in the company of a freind who spoke several languages.

 

The travellers set out from London in March 1730. They crossed over from Dover to Calais, and travelled to Rouen, Paris and Marseille. They went on to Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and Sienna, to end up in Rome. In October 1731 they visited Naples, and then Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua. They sailed to Malta from Venice in May 1732 and reached Chania in early June.

 

The two travellers left Crete a month later, and, after staying in Milos for a month, they visited Naxos, Paros, Antiparos, Delos, Syros, Kea, Kythnos, and reached Athens. They toured the monuments of the city and several locations in Attica, Boeotia and Phocis (Eleusis, Megara, Corinth, Livadeia, Arachova, Delphi and Thebes). In November 1732 they left for Istanbul, where they stayed for several months. In September 1733, they left the Dardanelles to visit Izmir, Chios, Samos, Patmos, Ephesus, Kos and Rhodes. They ended up in Cyprus in February 1734, from where they crossed over to the lands of the Middle East (Tripolis, Baalbek, Damascus, Beirut, Sidon, Jerusalem). In May 1734 they travelled to Egypt and toured Kairo, Alexandria and Mount Sinai. They returned to England in April 1735.

 

Thompson includes several details on travelling conditions as well as the history and the monuments of each country in his travel account. However, he is mostly interested in space, modern life, the human factor, social life, economy, production and commerce, and thus achieves to render an comprehensive and to a certain extent objective picture of the lands he visited in the early 18th century.

 

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

  

İngiliz asıllı tüccar Charles Thompson hakkında bildiğimiz şeyler sadece vakayınamesinden aldığımız bilgilerdir. Ancak bu vakayınamenin hayal ürünü bir anlatı olduğu ileri sürülmüştür. Gene de eser büyük başarı görmüş, yayınlandığı 1744 yılından sonra, 1752, 1754, 1767 ve 1798 yıllarında yeniden basılmıştı. Kitabın önsözünde okuduğumuza göre, Thompson, babasının ölümünden sonra büyük bir mirasa sahip olmuş ve "bir yandan bilgilerini çoğaltma arzusu öte yandan baba ölümünün kendisinde yaratmış olduğu üzüntüyü unutmak, son olarak da merağını tatmin etmek için" uzun bir yolculuğa çıkmaya karar verir, yanına ise yoldaş olarak birçok dil bilen bir arkadaşını alır.

 

1730 yılı Mart ayında Londra'dan yola çıkarlar, Dover'den Calais'ye (okunuş: Kale) geçtikten sonra Rouen, Paris ve Marsilya'yı ziyaret ederler. Yolun devamında Cenova, Milano, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Floransa, Piza ve Sienna'dan geçip Roma'ya varırlar. 1731'in Ekim ayında Napoli'yi ziyaret ederler, arkasından Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara ve Padova'ya geçerler. 1732 Mayıs ayında Venedik'ten vapura binip Haziran başlarında Hanya'ya varırlar. Bir ay sonra yeniden yola çıkıp Milos adasında bir hafta kaldıktan sonra Naksos, Paros, Antiparos, Dilos, Siros, Kea, Kithnos adalarını ziyaret ederler ve nihayet Atina'ya varırlar. Atina'daki tarihi anıtları, Attika, Viotia (Boeotia), Fokida yörelerini (Eleusis, Megara, Korint, Livadia, Arahova, Delfi, Thiva sitlerini) ziyaret ederler ve 1732 Kasım ayında İstanbul'a gitmek üzere yola çıkarlar. İstanbul'da birkaç ay kalırlar. Yolculuklarının devamında 1733 Eylül ayında Çanakkale'den yola çıkıp İzmir, Hios (Sakız), Samos, Patmos, Efes, Kos (İstanköy) ve Rodos'u ziyaret ederler. 1734 Şubat ayında Kıbrıs'tan geçtikten sonra Orta Doğu'ya devam ederler ve Trablus, Baalbek, Şam (Damascus), Beyrut, Sayda (Sidon), Kudüs'ü ziyaret ederler. 1734 Mayıs ayında Mısır'a seyahat edip Kahire, İskenderiye ve Sina'yı ziyaret ederler. 1735 Nisan ayında ise İngiltere'ye dönerler.

 

Thompson vakayınamesinde yolculuğun koşulları ve ziyaret ettikleri her yerin tarihi ve anıtları hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiler vermektedir. İlgisinin odaklandığı noktalar doğal mekân, çağdaş yaşam, insan unsuru, toplumsal yaşam, ekonomi, üretim, ticaret gibi konulardır. Thompson bu eseriyle 18. yüzyılın ilk yarısında sözkonusu yerlerle ilgili çok yönlü ve nesnel bir bakış aktarmaktadır.

 

Yazan: İoli Vingopoulou

 

2012-12-28 Sichtbar werden mit Folie Gradinger, AUDI FIS Ski World Cup Semmering, Riesentorlauf Damen, SMPR - Public Relation - Stefan Steinacher - Daniela Maier - Moderation, Athleten, Sport, Interviews, Redaktion PR Services, Eventmoderation, Photografer Gerhard Möhsner, Bilderdatenbank Fotoblitz hier klicken

 

Fenninger rast am Zauberberg zum überlegenem Sieg. Die ÖSV Rennläuferin Anna Fenninger gewann überlegen den Riesentorlauf am Semmering. Die Salzburgerin setzte sich mit klarem Vorsprung auf RTL- Weltcup- Leaderin Tina Maze aus Slowenien (+1,10 Sekunden) und auf die Französin Tessa Worley (+ 1,18) durch und fixierte so den zweiten Weltcupsieg ihrer Karriere. Den ersten hatte sie vor exakt einem Jahr, am 28. Dezember 2011 in Lienz, gefeiert.

 

Endergebnis RTL Semmering:

 

01 FENNINGER Anna AUT 1:06.42 1:06.67 2:13.09

02 MAZE Tina SLO 1:07.32 1:06.87 2:14.19

03 WORLEY Tessa FRA 1:06.98 1:07.29 2:14.27

04 HÖFL- RIESCH Maria GER 1:07.56 1:07.20 2:14.76

05 REBENSBURG Viktoria GER 1:07.67 1:07.33 2:15.00

06 LINDELL- VIKARBY Jessica SWE 1:07.64 1:07.84 2:15.48

07 ZETTEL Kathrin AUT 1:08.28 1:07.21 2:15.49

08 SHIFFRIN Mikaela USA 1:08.56 1:07.21 2:15.77

09 GÖRGL Elisabeth AUT 1:08.38 1:07.71 2:16.09

10 PIETILÄ- HOLMNER Maria SWE 1:08.81 1:07.36 2:16.17

11 HANSDOTTER Frida SWE 1:08.18 1:08.00 2:16.18

12 FANCHINI Nadia ITA 1:09.18 1:07.14 2:16.32

13 GISIN Dominique SUI 1:09.07 1:07.32 2:16.39

14 GAGNON Marie- Michele CAN 1:08.75 1:07.73 2:16.48

15 KIRCHGASSER Michaela AUT 1:09.15 1:07.46 2:16.61

16 CURTONI Irene ITA 1:08.90 1:07.76 2:16.66

17 MARMOTTAN Anemone FRA 1:09.16 1:07.57 2:16.73

18 HRONEK Veronique GER 1:09.90 1:06.86 2:16.76

19 KARBON Denise ITA 1:09.60 1:07.19 2:16.79

20 POUTIAINEN Tanja FIN 1:08.74 1:08.16 2:16.90

21 KÖHLE Stefanie AUT 1:08.31 1:08.75 2:17.06

22 BARIOZ Taina FRA 1:09.09 1:08.03 2:17.12

23 BERTRAND Marion FRA 1:09.06 1:08.09 2:17.15

24 GUT Lara SUI 1:08.85 1:08.34 2:17.19

25 MANCUSO Julia USA 1:09.06 1:08.19 2:17.25

26 BREM Eva- Maria AUT 1:08.87 1:08.42 2:17.29

27 WEIRATHER Tina LIE 1:09.83 1:07.52 2:17.35

28 HECTOR Sara SWE 1:09.93 1:07.46 2:17.39

29 MÖLGG Manuela ITA 1:08.42 1:09.54 2:17.96

30 AGERER Lisa Magdalena ITA 1:09.93 1:08.07 2:18.00

 

Bericht: WSV Semmering, Fotorechte: Diese Fotos stammen von Gerhard Möhsner und sind urheberrechtlich geschützt. Kopien, Vervielfältigungen für Veröffentlichungen dürfen nur mit ausdrücklicher schriftlicher Zustimmung gemacht werden !! Bilderdatenbank Fotoblitz hier klicken

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370326

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370299

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370243

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370217

The only facts known in relation to British merchant Charles Thompson are the ones he records in his travel account, about which some scholars have hypothesized that it is a fictional narrative. In any case, the work knew huge editorial success; first published in 1744, it was republished in 1752, 1754, 1767, and 1798. From the introduction, one learns that, following his father's death, Thompson inherited a large fortune and, from love of knowledge, in order to appease his sorrow and to satisfy his own natural curiosity, he started out on a long voyage, in the company of a freind who spoke several languages.

 

The travellers set out from London in March 1730. They crossed over from Dover to Calais, and travelled to Rouen, Paris and Marseille. They went on to Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and Sienna, to end up in Rome. In October 1731 they visited Naples, and then Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua. They sailed to Malta from Venice in May 1732 and reached Chania in early June.

 

The two travellers left Crete a month later, and, after staying in Milos for a month, they visited Naxos, Paros, Antiparos, Delos, Syros, Kea, Kythnos, and reached Athens. They toured the monuments of the city and several locations in Attica, Boeotia and Phocis (Eleusis, Megara, Corinth, Livadeia, Arachova, Delphi and Thebes). In November 1732 they left for Istanbul, where they stayed for several months. In September 1733, they left the Dardanelles to visit Izmir, Chios, Samos, Patmos, Ephesus, Kos and Rhodes. They ended up in Cyprus in February 1734, from where they crossed over to the lands of the Middle East (Tripolis, Baalbek, Damascus, Beirut, Sidon, Jerusalem). In May 1734 they travelled to Egypt and toured Kairo, Alexandria and Mount Sinai. They returned to England in April 1735.

 

Thompson includes several details on travelling conditions as well as the history and the monuments of each country in his travel account. However, he is mostly interested in space, modern life, the human factor, social life, economy, production and commerce, and thus achieves to render an comprehensive and to a certain extent objective picture of the lands he visited in the early 18th century.

 

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

  

İngiliz asıllı tüccar Charles Thompson hakkında bildiğimiz şeyler sadece vakayınamesinden aldığımız bilgilerdir. Ancak bu vakayınamenin hayal ürünü bir anlatı olduğu ileri sürülmüştür. Gene de eser büyük başarı görmüş, yayınlandığı 1744 yılından sonra, 1752, 1754, 1767 ve 1798 yıllarında yeniden basılmıştı. Kitabın önsözünde okuduğumuza göre, Thompson, babasının ölümünden sonra büyük bir mirasa sahip olmuş ve "bir yandan bilgilerini çoğaltma arzusu öte yandan baba ölümünün kendisinde yaratmış olduğu üzüntüyü unutmak, son olarak da merağını tatmin etmek için" uzun bir yolculuğa çıkmaya karar verir, yanına ise yoldaş olarak birçok dil bilen bir arkadaşını alır.

 

1730 yılı Mart ayında Londra'dan yola çıkarlar, Dover'den Calais'ye (okunuş: Kale) geçtikten sonra Rouen, Paris ve Marsilya'yı ziyaret ederler. Yolun devamında Cenova, Milano, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Floransa, Piza ve Sienna'dan geçip Roma'ya varırlar. 1731'in Ekim ayında Napoli'yi ziyaret ederler, arkasından Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara ve Padova'ya geçerler. 1732 Mayıs ayında Venedik'ten vapura binip Haziran başlarında Hanya'ya varırlar. Bir ay sonra yeniden yola çıkıp Milos adasında bir hafta kaldıktan sonra Naksos, Paros, Antiparos, Dilos, Siros, Kea, Kithnos adalarını ziyaret ederler ve nihayet Atina'ya varırlar. Atina'daki tarihi anıtları, Attika, Viotia (Boeotia), Fokida yörelerini (Eleusis, Megara, Korint, Livadia, Arahova, Delfi, Thiva sitlerini) ziyaret ederler ve 1732 Kasım ayında İstanbul'a gitmek üzere yola çıkarlar. İstanbul'da birkaç ay kalırlar. Yolculuklarının devamında 1733 Eylül ayında Çanakkale'den yola çıkıp İzmir, Hios (Sakız), Samos, Patmos, Efes, Kos (İstanköy) ve Rodos'u ziyaret ederler. 1734 Şubat ayında Kıbrıs'tan geçtikten sonra Orta Doğu'ya devam ederler ve Trablus, Baalbek, Şam (Damascus), Beyrut, Sayda (Sidon), Kudüs'ü ziyaret ederler. 1734 Mayıs ayında Mısır'a seyahat edip Kahire, İskenderiye ve Sina'yı ziyaret ederler. 1735 Nisan ayında ise İngiltere'ye dönerler.

 

Thompson vakayınamesinde yolculuğun koşulları ve ziyaret ettikleri her yerin tarihi ve anıtları hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiler vermektedir. İlgisinin odaklandığı noktalar doğal mekân, çağdaş yaşam, insan unsuru, toplumsal yaşam, ekonomi, üretim, ticaret gibi konulardır. Thompson bu eseriyle 18. yüzyılın ilk yarısında sözkonusu yerlerle ilgili çok yönlü ve nesnel bir bakış aktarmaktadır.

 

Yazan: İoli Vingopoulou

 

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370298

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370066

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370307

...and Suddenly (d'ya get it?!?) I go & decide to get my hair all chopped again :(

Why oh why do i do it?...*sigh*

The only facts known in relation to British merchant Charles Thompson are the ones he records in his travel account, about which some scholars have hypothesized that it is a fictional narrative. In any case, the work knew huge editorial success; first published in 1744, it was republished in 1752, 1754, 1767, and 1798. From the introduction, one learns that, following his father's death, Thompson inherited a large fortune and, from love of knowledge, in order to appease his sorrow and to satisfy his own natural curiosity, he started out on a long voyage, in the company of a freind who spoke several languages.

 

The travellers set out from London in March 1730. They crossed over from Dover to Calais, and travelled to Rouen, Paris and Marseille. They went on to Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and Sienna, to end up in Rome. In October 1731 they visited Naples, and then Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua. They sailed to Malta from Venice in May 1732 and reached Chania in early June.

 

The two travellers left Crete a month later, and, after staying in Milos for a month, they visited Naxos, Paros, Antiparos, Delos, Syros, Kea, Kythnos, and reached Athens. They toured the monuments of the city and several locations in Attica, Boeotia and Phocis (Eleusis, Megara, Corinth, Livadeia, Arachova, Delphi and Thebes). In November 1732 they left for Istanbul, where they stayed for several months. In September 1733, they left the Dardanelles to visit Izmir, Chios, Samos, Patmos, Ephesus, Kos and Rhodes. They ended up in Cyprus in February 1734, from where they crossed over to the lands of the Middle East (Tripolis, Baalbek, Damascus, Beirut, Sidon, Jerusalem). In May 1734 they travelled to Egypt and toured Kairo, Alexandria and Mount Sinai. They returned to England in April 1735.

 

Thompson includes several details on travelling conditions as well as the history and the monuments of each country in his travel account. However, he is mostly interested in space, modern life, the human factor, social life, economy, production and commerce, and thus achieves to render an comprehensive and to a certain extent objective picture of the lands he visited in the early 18th century.

 

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

  

İngiliz asıllı tüccar Charles Thompson hakkında bildiğimiz şeyler sadece vakayınamesinden aldığımız bilgilerdir. Ancak bu vakayınamenin hayal ürünü bir anlatı olduğu ileri sürülmüştür. Gene de eser büyük başarı görmüş, yayınlandığı 1744 yılından sonra, 1752, 1754, 1767 ve 1798 yıllarında yeniden basılmıştı. Kitabın önsözünde okuduğumuza göre, Thompson, babasının ölümünden sonra büyük bir mirasa sahip olmuş ve "bir yandan bilgilerini çoğaltma arzusu öte yandan baba ölümünün kendisinde yaratmış olduğu üzüntüyü unutmak, son olarak da merağını tatmin etmek için" uzun bir yolculuğa çıkmaya karar verir, yanına ise yoldaş olarak birçok dil bilen bir arkadaşını alır.

 

1730 yılı Mart ayında Londra'dan yola çıkarlar, Dover'den Calais'ye (okunuş: Kale) geçtikten sonra Rouen, Paris ve Marsilya'yı ziyaret ederler. Yolun devamında Cenova, Milano, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Floransa, Piza ve Sienna'dan geçip Roma'ya varırlar. 1731'in Ekim ayında Napoli'yi ziyaret ederler, arkasından Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara ve Padova'ya geçerler. 1732 Mayıs ayında Venedik'ten vapura binip Haziran başlarında Hanya'ya varırlar. Bir ay sonra yeniden yola çıkıp Milos adasında bir hafta kaldıktan sonra Naksos, Paros, Antiparos, Dilos, Siros, Kea, Kithnos adalarını ziyaret ederler ve nihayet Atina'ya varırlar. Atina'daki tarihi anıtları, Attika, Viotia (Boeotia), Fokida yörelerini (Eleusis, Megara, Korint, Livadia, Arahova, Delfi, Thiva sitlerini) ziyaret ederler ve 1732 Kasım ayında İstanbul'a gitmek üzere yola çıkarlar. İstanbul'da birkaç ay kalırlar. Yolculuklarının devamında 1733 Eylül ayında Çanakkale'den yola çıkıp İzmir, Hios (Sakız), Samos, Patmos, Efes, Kos (İstanköy) ve Rodos'u ziyaret ederler. 1734 Şubat ayında Kıbrıs'tan geçtikten sonra Orta Doğu'ya devam ederler ve Trablus, Baalbek, Şam (Damascus), Beyrut, Sayda (Sidon), Kudüs'ü ziyaret ederler. 1734 Mayıs ayında Mısır'a seyahat edip Kahire, İskenderiye ve Sina'yı ziyaret ederler. 1735 Nisan ayında ise İngiltere'ye dönerler.

 

Thompson vakayınamesinde yolculuğun koşulları ve ziyaret ettikleri her yerin tarihi ve anıtları hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiler vermektedir. İlgisinin odaklandığı noktalar doğal mekân, çağdaş yaşam, insan unsuru, toplumsal yaşam, ekonomi, üretim, ticaret gibi konulardır. Thompson bu eseriyle 18. yüzyılın ilk yarısında sözkonusu yerlerle ilgili çok yönlü ve nesnel bir bakış aktarmaktadır.

 

Yazan: İoli Vingopoulou

 

Two beggars who beg together, on the move at night. This is a pretty big month for them as well, their earnings will double for sure.

 

GEC Circle,Chittagong,Bangladesh.

The only facts known in relation to British merchant Charles Thompson are the ones he records in his travel account, about which some scholars have hypothesized that it is a fictional narrative. In any case, the work knew huge editorial success; first published in 1744, it was republished in 1752, 1754, 1767, and 1798. From the introduction, one learns that, following his father's death, Thompson inherited a large fortune and, from love of knowledge, in order to appease his sorrow and to satisfy his own natural curiosity, he started out on a long voyage, in the company of a freind who spoke several languages.

 

The travellers set out from London in March 1730. They crossed over from Dover to Calais, and travelled to Rouen, Paris and Marseille. They went on to Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and Sienna, to end up in Rome. In October 1731 they visited Naples, and then Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua. They sailed to Malta from Venice in May 1732 and reached Chania in early June.

 

The two travellers left Crete a month later, and, after staying in Milos for a month, they visited Naxos, Paros, Antiparos, Delos, Syros, Kea, Kythnos, and reached Athens. They toured the monuments of the city and several locations in Attica, Boeotia and Phocis (Eleusis, Megara, Corinth, Livadeia, Arachova, Delphi and Thebes). In November 1732 they left for Istanbul, where they stayed for several months. In September 1733, they left the Dardanelles to visit Izmir, Chios, Samos, Patmos, Ephesus, Kos and Rhodes. They ended up in Cyprus in February 1734, from where they crossed over to the lands of the Middle East (Tripolis, Baalbek, Damascus, Beirut, Sidon, Jerusalem). In May 1734 they travelled to Egypt and toured Kairo, Alexandria and Mount Sinai. They returned to England in April 1735.

 

Thompson includes several details on travelling conditions as well as the history and the monuments of each country in his travel account. However, he is mostly interested in space, modern life, the human factor, social life, economy, production and commerce, and thus achieves to render an comprehensive and to a certain extent objective picture of the lands he visited in the early 18th century.

 

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

  

İngiliz asıllı tüccar Charles Thompson hakkında bildiğimiz şeyler sadece vakayınamesinden aldığımız bilgilerdir. Ancak bu vakayınamenin hayal ürünü bir anlatı olduğu ileri sürülmüştür. Gene de eser büyük başarı görmüş, yayınlandığı 1744 yılından sonra, 1752, 1754, 1767 ve 1798 yıllarında yeniden basılmıştı. Kitabın önsözünde okuduğumuza göre, Thompson, babasının ölümünden sonra büyük bir mirasa sahip olmuş ve "bir yandan bilgilerini çoğaltma arzusu öte yandan baba ölümünün kendisinde yaratmış olduğu üzüntüyü unutmak, son olarak da merağını tatmin etmek için" uzun bir yolculuğa çıkmaya karar verir, yanına ise yoldaş olarak birçok dil bilen bir arkadaşını alır.

 

1730 yılı Mart ayında Londra'dan yola çıkarlar, Dover'den Calais'ye (okunuş: Kale) geçtikten sonra Rouen, Paris ve Marsilya'yı ziyaret ederler. Yolun devamında Cenova, Milano, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Floransa, Piza ve Sienna'dan geçip Roma'ya varırlar. 1731'in Ekim ayında Napoli'yi ziyaret ederler, arkasından Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara ve Padova'ya geçerler. 1732 Mayıs ayında Venedik'ten vapura binip Haziran başlarında Hanya'ya varırlar. Bir ay sonra yeniden yola çıkıp Milos adasında bir hafta kaldıktan sonra Naksos, Paros, Antiparos, Dilos, Siros, Kea, Kithnos adalarını ziyaret ederler ve nihayet Atina'ya varırlar. Atina'daki tarihi anıtları, Attika, Viotia (Boeotia), Fokida yörelerini (Eleusis, Megara, Korint, Livadia, Arahova, Delfi, Thiva sitlerini) ziyaret ederler ve 1732 Kasım ayında İstanbul'a gitmek üzere yola çıkarlar. İstanbul'da birkaç ay kalırlar. Yolculuklarının devamında 1733 Eylül ayında Çanakkale'den yola çıkıp İzmir, Hios (Sakız), Samos, Patmos, Efes, Kos (İstanköy) ve Rodos'u ziyaret ederler. 1734 Şubat ayında Kıbrıs'tan geçtikten sonra Orta Doğu'ya devam ederler ve Trablus, Baalbek, Şam (Damascus), Beyrut, Sayda (Sidon), Kudüs'ü ziyaret ederler. 1734 Mayıs ayında Mısır'a seyahat edip Kahire, İskenderiye ve Sina'yı ziyaret ederler. 1735 Nisan ayında ise İngiltere'ye dönerler.

 

Thompson vakayınamesinde yolculuğun koşulları ve ziyaret ettikleri her yerin tarihi ve anıtları hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiler vermektedir. İlgisinin odaklandığı noktalar doğal mekân, çağdaş yaşam, insan unsuru, toplumsal yaşam, ekonomi, üretim, ticaret gibi konulardır. Thompson bu eseriyle 18. yüzyılın ilk yarısında sözkonusu yerlerle ilgili çok yönlü ve nesnel bir bakış aktarmaktadır.

 

Yazan: İoli Vingopoulou

 

The exact origins of the Star Of David symbol's relation to Jewish identity are unknown. Though several theories have been put forward. According to one hypothesis, the Star of David comprises two of the three letters in the name David. In its Hebrew spelling , it contains only three characters, two of which are "D" (or "Dalet", in Hebrew). In the Paleo-Hebrew alphabet, the standard alphabet for writing Hebrew before the Babylonian captivity, this letter was written in a form much like a triangle, similar to the Greek letter Delta (Δ), with which it shares a sound and the same (4th) position in their respective alphabets, as it does with Latin. The symbol may have been a simple family crest formed by flipping and juxtaposing the two most prominent letters in the name.

 

The earliest archaeological magen David national symbol is on a Babylonian bas relief carving, in the 6th century BCE. The Babylonian king historically recorded his conquest of the King and population of Judah. Both kings are shown standing facing each other. The King of Babylon stands on the right. A winged sun disk is above the King of Babylon. The encircled six-legged star pattern magen David is above the King of Judah.

 

A popular folk tale etymology has it that the Star of David is literally modeled after the shield of the young Israelite warrior David, who would later become King David. In order to save metal, the shield was not made of metal but of leather spanned across the simplest metal frame that would hold the round shield: two interlocking triangles. No reliable historical evidence for this etymology exists.

 

One belief is that the Star of David is the flattened view of a three dimensional tetratetrahedron, made up of two interlocking four sided triangles.

    

THE STAR OF DAVID POSTERS IN MANDALA FORMATION

 

www.sriyantras.com/star-of-david.html

 

The exact origins of the Star Of David symbol's relation to Jewish identity are unknown. Though several theories have been put forward. According to one hypothesis, the Star of David comprises two of the three letters in the name David. In its Hebrew spelling , it contains only three characters, two of which are "D" (or "Dalet", in Hebrew). In the Paleo-Hebrew alphabet, the standard alphabet for writing Hebrew before the Babylonian captivity, this letter was written in a form much like a triangle, similar to the Greek letter Delta (Δ), with which it shares a sound and the same (4th) position in their respective alphabets, as it does with Latin. The symbol may have been a simple family crest formed by flipping and juxtaposing the two most prominent letters in the name.

 

The earliest archaeological magen David national symbol is on a Babylonian bas relief carving, in the 6th century BCE. The Babylonian king historically recorded his conquest of the King and population of Judah. Both kings are shown standing facing each other. The King of Babylon stands on the right. A winged sun disk is above the King of Babylon. The encircled six-legged star pattern magen David is above the King of Judah.

 

A popular folk tale etymology has it that the Star of David is literally modeled after the shield of the young Israelite warrior David, who would later become King David. In order to save metal, the shield was not made of metal but of leather spanned across the simplest metal frame that would hold the round shield: two interlocking triangles. No reliable historical evidence for this etymology exists.

 

One belief is that the Star of David is the flattened view of a three dimensional tetratetrahedron, made up of two interlocking four sided triangles.

    

THE STAR OF DAVID POSTERS IN MANDALA FORMATION

 

www.sriyantras.com/star-of-david.html

The only facts known in relation to British merchant Charles Thompson are the ones he records in his travel account, about which some scholars have hypothesized that it is a fictional narrative. In any case, the work knew huge editorial success; first published in 1744, it was republished in 1752, 1754, 1767, and 1798. From the introduction, one learns that, following his father's death, Thompson inherited a large fortune and, from love of knowledge, in order to appease his sorrow and to satisfy his own natural curiosity, he started out on a long voyage, in the company of a freind who spoke several languages.

 

The travellers set out from London in March 1730. They crossed over from Dover to Calais, and travelled to Rouen, Paris and Marseille. They went on to Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and Sienna, to end up in Rome. In October 1731 they visited Naples, and then Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua. They sailed to Malta from Venice in May 1732 and reached Chania in early June.

 

The two travellers left Crete a month later, and, after staying in Milos for a month, they visited Naxos, Paros, Antiparos, Delos, Syros, Kea, Kythnos, and reached Athens. They toured the monuments of the city and several locations in Attica, Boeotia and Phocis (Eleusis, Megara, Corinth, Livadeia, Arachova, Delphi and Thebes). In November 1732 they left for Istanbul, where they stayed for several months. In September 1733, they left the Dardanelles to visit Izmir, Chios, Samos, Patmos, Ephesus, Kos and Rhodes. They ended up in Cyprus in February 1734, from where they crossed over to the lands of the Middle East (Tripolis, Baalbek, Damascus, Beirut, Sidon, Jerusalem). In May 1734 they travelled to Egypt and toured Kairo, Alexandria and Mount Sinai. They returned to England in April 1735.

 

Thompson includes several details on travelling conditions as well as the history and the monuments of each country in his travel account. However, he is mostly interested in space, modern life, the human factor, social life, economy, production and commerce, and thus achieves to render an comprehensive and to a certain extent objective picture of the lands he visited in the early 18th century.

 

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

  

İngiliz asıllı tüccar Charles Thompson hakkında bildiğimiz şeyler sadece vakayınamesinden aldığımız bilgilerdir. Ancak bu vakayınamenin hayal ürünü bir anlatı olduğu ileri sürülmüştür. Gene de eser büyük başarı görmüş, yayınlandığı 1744 yılından sonra, 1752, 1754, 1767 ve 1798 yıllarında yeniden basılmıştı. Kitabın önsözünde okuduğumuza göre, Thompson, babasının ölümünden sonra büyük bir mirasa sahip olmuş ve "bir yandan bilgilerini çoğaltma arzusu öte yandan baba ölümünün kendisinde yaratmış olduğu üzüntüyü unutmak, son olarak da merağını tatmin etmek için" uzun bir yolculuğa çıkmaya karar verir, yanına ise yoldaş olarak birçok dil bilen bir arkadaşını alır.

 

1730 yılı Mart ayında Londra'dan yola çıkarlar, Dover'den Calais'ye (okunuş: Kale) geçtikten sonra Rouen, Paris ve Marsilya'yı ziyaret ederler. Yolun devamında Cenova, Milano, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Floransa, Piza ve Sienna'dan geçip Roma'ya varırlar. 1731'in Ekim ayında Napoli'yi ziyaret ederler, arkasından Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara ve Padova'ya geçerler. 1732 Mayıs ayında Venedik'ten vapura binip Haziran başlarında Hanya'ya varırlar. Bir ay sonra yeniden yola çıkıp Milos adasında bir hafta kaldıktan sonra Naksos, Paros, Antiparos, Dilos, Siros, Kea, Kithnos adalarını ziyaret ederler ve nihayet Atina'ya varırlar. Atina'daki tarihi anıtları, Attika, Viotia (Boeotia), Fokida yörelerini (Eleusis, Megara, Korint, Livadia, Arahova, Delfi, Thiva sitlerini) ziyaret ederler ve 1732 Kasım ayında İstanbul'a gitmek üzere yola çıkarlar. İstanbul'da birkaç ay kalırlar. Yolculuklarının devamında 1733 Eylül ayında Çanakkale'den yola çıkıp İzmir, Hios (Sakız), Samos, Patmos, Efes, Kos (İstanköy) ve Rodos'u ziyaret ederler. 1734 Şubat ayında Kıbrıs'tan geçtikten sonra Orta Doğu'ya devam ederler ve Trablus, Baalbek, Şam (Damascus), Beyrut, Sayda (Sidon), Kudüs'ü ziyaret ederler. 1734 Mayıs ayında Mısır'a seyahat edip Kahire, İskenderiye ve Sina'yı ziyaret ederler. 1735 Nisan ayında ise İngiltere'ye dönerler.

 

Thompson vakayınamesinde yolculuğun koşulları ve ziyaret ettikleri her yerin tarihi ve anıtları hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiler vermektedir. İlgisinin odaklandığı noktalar doğal mekân, çağdaş yaşam, insan unsuru, toplumsal yaşam, ekonomi, üretim, ticaret gibi konulardır. Thompson bu eseriyle 18. yüzyılın ilk yarısında sözkonusu yerlerle ilgili çok yönlü ve nesnel bir bakış aktarmaktadır.

 

Yazan: İoli Vingopoulou

 

The only facts known in relation to British merchant Charles Thompson are the ones he records in his travel account, about which some scholars have hypothesized that it is a fictional narrative. In any case, the work knew huge editorial success; first published in 1744, it was republished in 1752, 1754, 1767, and 1798. From the introduction, one learns that, following his father's death, Thompson inherited a large fortune and, from love of knowledge, in order to appease his sorrow and to satisfy his own natural curiosity, he started out on a long voyage, in the company of a freind who spoke several languages.

 

The travellers set out from London in March 1730. They crossed over from Dover to Calais, and travelled to Rouen, Paris and Marseille. They went on to Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and Sienna, to end up in Rome. In October 1731 they visited Naples, and then Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua. They sailed to Malta from Venice in May 1732 and reached Chania in early June.

 

The two travellers left Crete a month later, and, after staying in Milos for a month, they visited Naxos, Paros, Antiparos, Delos, Syros, Kea, Kythnos, and reached Athens. They toured the monuments of the city and several locations in Attica, Boeotia and Phocis (Eleusis, Megara, Corinth, Livadeia, Arachova, Delphi and Thebes). In November 1732 they left for Istanbul, where they stayed for several months. In September 1733, they left the Dardanelles to visit Izmir, Chios, Samos, Patmos, Ephesus, Kos and Rhodes. They ended up in Cyprus in February 1734, from where they crossed over to the lands of the Middle East (Tripolis, Baalbek, Damascus, Beirut, Sidon, Jerusalem). In May 1734 they travelled to Egypt and toured Kairo, Alexandria and Mount Sinai. They returned to England in April 1735.

 

Thompson includes several details on travelling conditions as well as the history and the monuments of each country in his travel account. However, he is mostly interested in space, modern life, the human factor, social life, economy, production and commerce, and thus achieves to render an comprehensive and to a certain extent objective picture of the lands he visited in the early 18th century.

 

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

  

İngiliz asıllı tüccar Charles Thompson hakkında bildiğimiz şeyler sadece vakayınamesinden aldığımız bilgilerdir. Ancak bu vakayınamenin hayal ürünü bir anlatı olduğu ileri sürülmüştür. Gene de eser büyük başarı görmüş, yayınlandığı 1744 yılından sonra, 1752, 1754, 1767 ve 1798 yıllarında yeniden basılmıştı. Kitabın önsözünde okuduğumuza göre, Thompson, babasının ölümünden sonra büyük bir mirasa sahip olmuş ve "bir yandan bilgilerini çoğaltma arzusu öte yandan baba ölümünün kendisinde yaratmış olduğu üzüntüyü unutmak, son olarak da merağını tatmin etmek için" uzun bir yolculuğa çıkmaya karar verir, yanına ise yoldaş olarak birçok dil bilen bir arkadaşını alır.

 

1730 yılı Mart ayında Londra'dan yola çıkarlar, Dover'den Calais'ye (okunuş: Kale) geçtikten sonra Rouen, Paris ve Marsilya'yı ziyaret ederler. Yolun devamında Cenova, Milano, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Floransa, Piza ve Sienna'dan geçip Roma'ya varırlar. 1731'in Ekim ayında Napoli'yi ziyaret ederler, arkasından Ancona, Ravenna, Ferrara ve Padova'ya geçerler. 1732 Mayıs ayında Venedik'ten vapura binip Haziran başlarında Hanya'ya varırlar. Bir ay sonra yeniden yola çıkıp Milos adasında bir hafta kaldıktan sonra Naksos, Paros, Antiparos, Dilos, Siros, Kea, Kithnos adalarını ziyaret ederler ve nihayet Atina'ya varırlar. Atina'daki tarihi anıtları, Attika, Viotia (Boeotia), Fokida yörelerini (Eleusis, Megara, Korint, Livadia, Arahova, Delfi, Thiva sitlerini) ziyaret ederler ve 1732 Kasım ayında İstanbul'a gitmek üzere yola çıkarlar. İstanbul'da birkaç ay kalırlar. Yolculuklarının devamında 1733 Eylül ayında Çanakkale'den yola çıkıp İzmir, Hios (Sakız), Samos, Patmos, Efes, Kos (İstanköy) ve Rodos'u ziyaret ederler. 1734 Şubat ayında Kıbrıs'tan geçtikten sonra Orta Doğu'ya devam ederler ve Trablus, Baalbek, Şam (Damascus), Beyrut, Sayda (Sidon), Kudüs'ü ziyaret ederler. 1734 Mayıs ayında Mısır'a seyahat edip Kahire, İskenderiye ve Sina'yı ziyaret ederler. 1735 Nisan ayında ise İngiltere'ye dönerler.

 

Thompson vakayınamesinde yolculuğun koşulları ve ziyaret ettikleri her yerin tarihi ve anıtları hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiler vermektedir. İlgisinin odaklandığı noktalar doğal mekân, çağdaş yaşam, insan unsuru, toplumsal yaşam, ekonomi, üretim, ticaret gibi konulardır. Thompson bu eseriyle 18. yüzyılın ilk yarısında sözkonusu yerlerle ilgili çok yönlü ve nesnel bir bakış aktarmaktadır.

 

Yazan: İoli Vingopoulou

 

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370237

Relation d'un voyage du Levant :.

Lyon :Chez Anisson et Posuel,1717..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40370209

Núria is a young musician -actually a multi-instrumentalist- based in Barcelona that plays the electric bass in a couple of bands. She's into punk and metal, but her taste is wide and open, and her intelligence, strength and skillful playing will likely award her many future success.

 

This photo session tries to showcase her intimate relation with her musical tools and their power to express her utmost inner feelings, during the stages of composition, rehearsal and playing.

Technically speaking, there's a mix of natural and artificial light, and it was shot using the Sigma 30mm f/1.4, the Canon 50mm f/1.8 and the Canon 17-55mm f/2.8.

 

For those familiar with the 100 Stranger series, you may remember her: www.flickr.com/photos/antonijover/9212916027/

Negative No: 1971-0912 - Negatives Book Entry: King Street West Area Views in Relation to Right of Light

trittico per la mostra del workshop con Igor Ponti

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