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Dîner Spectacle ab März 2015 auf Schweizer Tournee. Die Dinner-Show für alle Sinne. Weitere Infos unter www.daszelt.ch
The Chicago Gay Men's Chorus performs at the 2015 City of Chicago Inauguration Ceremony, held at the Chicago Theater.
Featured on Curbed Chicago: chicago.curbed.com/archives/2015/06/05/linkage-june-5-201...
Portrait of Robert Schumann for spectacle "Clara",
directed by Alisa Makarenko
Photo by Szymon Kawecki-Kawka Photography © 2019
Where I live, this common species has two generations. The first flying from mid-May to July & the second flying from July until September. It will visit gardens at night to feed on flowers & readily comes to light.
A smart looking moth & another first time capture for me.
Trapped in my Suffolk garden - July 2014.
Vermoil, une freguesia de Pombal, organisait un dîner spectacle spécial Fado. La suite... sur le blog du Portugal
I thought it would be interesting to take a photo of all the glasses i've ever owned whilst scowling at the camera.
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Tom
Dîner Spectacle ab März 2015 auf Schweizer Tournee. Die Dinner-Show für alle Sinne. Weitere Infos unter www.daszelt.ch
Watching 'Creating the Spectacle!' by Sue Austin, an installation for the 2012 Cultural Olympiad in the Clore Ballroom, Royal Festival Hall.
'Creating the Spectacle!' is a ground-breaking series of performances of an underwater wheelchair that leaves traces of its joy and freedom as it flies along through the water with its human occupant.
This surprising and unexpected juxtaposition is proving to be a powerful vehicle for transforming preconceptions about the wheelchair in the mind of the viewer as they then become part of the artwork too.
Conceived by Artistic Director Sue Austin and produced through Freewheeling, 'Creating the Spectacle!' aims to generate a widespread public debate about the nature and value of contemporary arts practice shaped by the experience of disability.
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Part of Unlimited, 29 art and cultural commissions by deaf and disabled artists; spanning dance, art, music, theatre and international collaborations.