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Voodoo Girl, Albuquerque
Description: A photo of Sargent in his studio in Paris, 1885. Sargent was a portrait and mural painter in London, England.
Creator/Photographer: Unidentified photographer
Medium: Black and white photographic print
Dimensions: 16 cm x 23 cm
Date: 1885
Persistent URL: www.aaa.si.edu/collections/images/detail/john-singer-sarg...
Repository: Archives of American Art
Accession number: AAA_miscphot_8104
Hi dear friends!! I went to a private concert of Fobia, one of my favorite bands, it was such a great party, I could dance and sing a lot and I liked LEAD's effects so much ;)
Just north of Massawa, Eritrea, surprisingly, there was a beach club on the Red Sea. In that impoverished country, club patrons were the socially elite and also a smattering of officers from the army.
Even more bizarre was this rock band / pop group playing their locally sourced instruments, their silver lamé masks added a touch of Dame Edna to the act. 2014.
Massawa. Eritrea. December 2014. © David Hill.
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This is probably the rarest spot from Malta. Not my favourite, but the rarest! If I tell you the fact that this is the only one in Malta, you might understand how rare it actually is! Extremely rare! I wonder how many there are left in the UK?
Another cool fact is that he has owned it since new! Amazing! And at the exact same spot as the Hillman Hunter and another old English car i'll upload later!
Chrome bits made for a Jo Routens frame at Cycles Alex Singer.
The cable stop started out as an old Stronglight ring.
Wet Wet Wet singer at Sage Gateshead. June 2018 photo-set www.harrisonaphotos.co.uk/Music/Marti-Pellow-at-Sage-Gate...
Street singer performing in a duo in a shopping area on Cozumel, a Mexican island and popular cruise ship port of call in the Caribbean Sea.
Marble Brewery, Downtown Albuquerque
repainted and restyled Diana Ross by artist Noel Cruz in a fashion by the amazingly creative Ryan Liang of SHANTOMMO on line at shantommo.com/.
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Our art collective, Pataphysical Studios, presented a special exhibit on the Pataphysics of Dada at the Canessa Gallery in San Francisco, from November 3 to 12, 2016. It was part of the Dada World Fair, organized by City Lights to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Dada art movement.
During this exhibit, we hosted “Pata Dada Ha Ha!”, two evenings of art, theater, music and poetry, with a wondrous array of special guests -- including “Ubu’s Dreams”, our shadow puppet show. So many people came to this small venue that we had to give two half-hour shows on November 5th, at 6:30 and 7:30pm - and a third show on closing night, November 12th. This photo set covers the third show only.
Our half-hour presentation was hosted by Dr. Zboon, and featured these artists:
• Cello Joe (Cellist) & Toni Tone (Singer)
• Dan Cantrell (Accordionist)
• Dr. Fabio (Ubu & Trump, Alfred Jarry reading)
• Dr. Canard (The Pataphysical Slot Machine poem)
• Drs. Figurine and Canard (Theremin + Didgeridoo)
• Ernesto Sanchez (Mask Dance)
• Ubu’s Dreams (Shadow Puppet Show by Drs. Zboon, Fabio and Mechano)
Before the show, we greeted our guests with a shot of absinthe -- and introduced as a new collection of patadada paintings, sculptures and mobiles. We also invited them to sit down and interact with the Pataphysical Slot Machine, our poetic oracle.
We have been truly inspired by the warm response from our many visitors -- and are very grateful to our gracious hosts Dr. Zack and Prof. Peet for inviting us to present our work in the very special Canessa Gallery. This has been an incredibly uplifting experience for all of us, like a beacon of light and culture -- in striking contrast to the darkness of our times.
This footage from our main camera was shot by Drs. Heatshrink and Fabio -- stay tuned for an edited video of this event.
Vive la ‘pataphysique!
Learn more about our ‘Pataphysics of Dada exhibit:
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Watch the video of this third Pata Dada Haha show:
vimeo.com/album/3051039/video/192890925
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