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Spectacle Aérien des Cantons de l'Est / 15/08/2014 / Eastern Townships Airshow
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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.
[wearefreewheeling.org.uk/?location_id=1667]
Part of Unlimited, 29 art and cultural commissions by deaf and disabled artists; spanning dance, art, music, theatre and international collaborations.
Kesaj Tchavé (Tsigane / Slovaquie)
Le groupe fondé en 2000, de renommée européenne, est
encadré par une association rom qui réunit autour d’activités
artistiques des jeunes des colonies tsiganes de la région
des Tatras, en Slovaquie orientale.
«Késaj» est le nom d´une fée tsigane qui dit que pour recevoir
de l´amour, il faut d´abord savoir en donner, et «Tchavé»
signifie en langue romani : enfants. Avec cela, tout est dit.
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.
[wearefreewheeling.org.uk/?location_id=1667]
Part of Unlimited, 29 art and cultural commissions by deaf and disabled artists; spanning dance, art, music, theatre and international collaborations.
Historic 1874 Spectacle Reef Lighthouse in Lake Huron at the eastern end of the Straits of Mackinac near Cheboygan, Michigan. Viewed from the Shepler’s Extended Eastbound Lighthouse Cruise.
The lighthouse is an 86' cyclindrical limestone tower with lantern room and gallery. Automated in 1972.
The lighthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005 (NRHP No. 05000744 as the Spectacle Reef Light Station)
ARLHS No. USA-782; USCG Light List No. 7-11730
SAWDUST & SPECTACLE: UNDER THE BIG TOP IN SMALL TOWN AMERICA
February 4 - April 21, 2010
Sawdust & Spectacle shines a spotlight on the glory days of the traveling circus in the United States from the late 19th century through the 1930s, focusing on its popularity in Midwestern states such as Ohio. The exhibition features captivating imagery from Portsmouth native Clarence Carter and other major Ohio artists of the last century, as well as vintage circus posters and banners, toys, documentary photographs from the Ackerman Collection, the Carter Archives and other public and private Ohio collections, and an exquisite set of 13 circus dioramas by Sonny King, the son of a lion tamer. The various artworks and artifacts blend the grandiosity of the big top with the less-glamorous private lives of its performers.
The spectacular Spectacle Abrostola tripartita in Bergen, western Norway 16 June 2013. Stacked from nine handheld frames.
Amazing Spectacle of Light Park’s beautiful reflective mirror pool. Be amazed by Key Frames, a beautiful animated light show celebrating movement of people in urban spaces. Light figures invade City Park and tell a quirky story in this fantastic nocturnal piece, Key Frames by high-tech light installation masters, Groupe Laps.
Elegant tubular stick figures illuminate in sequence and
with the help from an atmospheric soundtrack and the
magic of your imagination, dance and move around City
Park’s Mirror Pool. Key Frames uses the principles of kinetics and chronophotography, an antique photographic technique capturing movement by sequentially displaying printed images.
Also see amazing illuminated street theatre acts, giant
Winter Wonderland Birds and Flamingos, tall stilt
walking, Lightwalkers and Glitter Bells.
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