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When enjoying the Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights at Disney's Hollywood Studios, my friend Dave likes to bring along his own personal version. Dave's lights don't dance, but given enough beer I think Dave would. :-D

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Spectacle Creek Falls in slo-mo

I shot this image on a morning in early October.

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Compagnie C'ZART Pontvallain (France)

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Mondial Air Ballons Chambley 2019

Nous avons eu la chance d'arriver à Puno le weekend de la Candelaria (fête de la vierge). C'est une semaine de fête dans les rues de Puno!

Spectacle de rue place de la Cathédrale à Rouen

Parc nautique de Cap-Rouge

Some lovely moths snoozing in the Garden Hide at WWT Castle Espie today.

Spectacle du 13 avril 2019 à Janzé

A rather sleepy Owl

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spectacle de fin de formation

Sam and Katie at The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights 2015 in Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Australian Centre for the Moving Image

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.

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