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I have long been fascinated with Art. Whether it involved adorning the inside of my garden shed with crayons when I was five or experimenting with different styles of drawing and painting, I was always inspired to create. This passion continued to grow with my GCSE Art course leading me to appreciate that a future within the Art world was the only option for me. Having enjoyed Art A-Level, I am now preparing for the next step with a foundation course to further my knowledge and understanding of the subject, through Art foundation.
A-level Art has not only allowed me to advance my general drawing and painting skills, but also has given me the opportunity to experiment with a wide range of media including clay and photography. I am drawn to Fine Art and have found myself being inspired by the more traditional styles such as Lisa Milroy’s paintings and William Kentridge’s sketches and also by the more abstract paintings of Francis Bacon. In my spare time I enjoy visiting art galleries both here and abroad.
My hobbies include self-taught guitar and I regularly attend tennis coaching. I am also a keen swimmer and am currently applying to train as a lifeguard. In school, I am a member of Senior Choir and have co-run Junior Art Club, where I encouraged the younger students. I have also taken part in the Young Enterprise Scheme, as Marketing Director of a company.
For my work experience, I visited a Graphic Design Studio and did photography for their website and designed a range of logos for a client. This allowed me to see the impact images can have on consumers.
I have just begun to develop my own style in Art and would love to have the opportunity to refine this further and broaden my knowledge through the completion of your foundation course.
From my nighttime expedition to the Turk St. hoard for long exposure images (for my fellow amateur photographers who like cars, I've discovered that the best images are nighttime ones with timed exposures--try it). Since my first trip here two weeks ago, I've learned that the owner is a gentleman called Nick who evidently works as a cab driver, and who owns at least 15 cars. One of these days I hope to meet him. I went out of my way to be conspicuous while shooting these, but no one came to the window.
As to what we have here, in the foreground is the beautiful 58 Buick Century, now parked on the street with its 'Deluxe Fashionaire' grill visible for all to see (even though this is one of my dream cars, I wouldn't want the job of having to keep all of those little squares polished), and in the background, along with appropriate period architecture, a fellow 1958 GM offering: the Oldsmobile 88.
Brodsworth Hall from the south-west. This typically Victorian Italianate country house near Doncaster was created during the 1860s by the affluent Thellusson family. House and associated gardens are now in the care of English Heritage.
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SPECIAL STATEMENT: Thank you to the team for their underwater photos.
With a budget of 1.5 million euros as part of the P3A Support Programme for the implementation of the Association Agreement between Algeria and the European Union, Algeria, France, and Spain have instituted an institutional partnership to “assist in strengthening Algerian civil defence capabilities”. This partnership, which began in January 2017, covers activities for a period of two years.
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MENTION SPÉCIALE: merci à l'équipe pour leurs photos sous-marines.
Grâce à un budget de 1,5 million d’euros dans le cadre du Programme d’Appui à la mise en œuvre de l’Accord d’Association (P3A) entre l’Algérie et l’Union européenne, l’Algérie, la France et l’Espagne ont mis en œuvre un jumelage institutionnel pour « l’Appui au renforcement des capacités de la Protection civile algérienne ». Ce jumelage, lancé en janvier 2017 couvre des activités sur une durée de deux ans.
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إفادة خاصة: شكراً للفريق على صور تحت الماء
أنجزت كلّ من الجزائر وفرنسا واسبانيا مشروع توأمة مؤسّساتيّة "لدعم قدرات الحماية المدنيّة الجزائريّة" بميزانيّة تساوي 1,5 مليون يورو تمّ رصدها من خلال برنامج دعم تنفيذ اتّفاقيّة الشراكة (P3A) بين الجزائر و الاتحاد الأوروبي وقد انطلق المشروع في شهر جانفي/يناير 2017 و هو يشمل أنشطة تستمرّ على امتداد سنتين.
The greatness of the past is much more than this. This is th highest
points to me :)
What does the past hold for you?
What's the greatness of the past to you?
Plates representing places where the US has intervened militarily. Love the layers of imagery. Re-Collection at MAD, NY
and a statement:
I wanted to make my shirt for Dirty Laundry about money (surprise!) in some way. The stain that I chose was cherry juice. The cherry juice represents the mythical cherry tree that George Washington chopped down in his youth. I CAN NOT TELL A LIE. The cherry juice may also represent blood. The cherry juice is also very very sticky (fingers). Excited to draw all of the presidents (and the non president Franklin) represented on United States paper money, I cranked out our friends George, followed by Abe, Grant, Jackson, Hamilton (apologies go to Thomas Jefferson whose mug graces the two dollar bill...you are going to sit this one out buddy. I promise to draw you on my own time for personal pleasure).
The cherry juice was stenciled onto the fabric. It will eventually fade to a light pink, but pink and green look awesome together, so you win. The gold drips were stenciled on with gold fabric ink and the faces were printed with green fabric ink on my trusty gocco machine. GO GOCCO! The gold drips and the green faces will not fade and will stay strong forever. These colors will not run. Wait, I am getting my patriotic phrases confused.
Before sending them off into the hands of others, I rubbed all of the cash that I had on my person into the shirts: $14.24
Please enjoy the shirt. Wear it with pride. Love your Dirty Dirty Money.
I received the slides from 11 films I took during June 2012 while in Arlington, Massachusetts where my daughter, Maria and I had a gallery show of 76 of my matted and framed photographs and 29 of her art work from June 3-30, 2012. I have scanned 24 or so of them so far and have started editing them as well. This photograph was taken on June 5th of our artists' statements that were hung on the wall by the front table we sat at during the show. You can see the faint reflection on the glass of the statements of some of the photographs that were hung near them. My statement I just had to update and reprint while Maria's, since she has never previously shown any of her art work, we had to write, which we managed to do between us. Mine is on top and Maria's under it. I used my photo of Still Another Perspective on mine and two of hers, Color My World and Red as examples of our work.
Copyright 2012-21 by Teresa M. Forrest - Photos by Terry
About bold statements: the irony is extra bitter if one promises but fails to deliver. On the other hand, I do enjoy the “declarative reality approach” taken by the author, as in “It does not look like what it looks like, it looks like what I tell you that it does.”
A screenshot of http://csswizardry.com/typogridphy/ taken with Firefox 3.0.7 on Mac OS X 10.5.6, with emphasis added by me. Yeah, I know, I’m an asshole. But everyone enjoys a bit of Schadenfreude once in a while :)
De STATEMENT filosofie STATEMENT real estate is een professionele en actieve partner op het gebied van commercieel vastgoed. Met een open mind treden wij opdrachtgevers tegemoet en zijn graag bereid nieuwe wegen te bewandelen.
STATEMENT opereert vanuit de visie dat onderscheidende dienstverlening leidt tot betere resultaten: de STATEMENT STIJL
Justine of Math The Band yelling loud for all to hear during their last stop on the Get Real tour at the Middle East Upstairs on 1/20.
Artist Statement:
My piece is titled “Constant Remembrance” I learned the concept of constant remembrance at an ashram. The idea is to bring your spiritual awareness into everything you do and that is the attitude I had while creating this piece. I began the work considering unity and creating safe spaces where this can be achieved. I did not want the painting to be about safe spaces, I wanted it to be a safe space with calm energy. The imagery came out of considering the ways we are all connected and where the focus of our efforts needs to be right now. I make a safe space for you by offering a slow moment outside of time and expectations, for thoughtful contemplation.
The imagery references the CO2 cycle, from our fear of the virus and George Floyd’s last words that have become a rallying cry, we are connected by breath. I reference the water cycle, we are connected by water, and we are water and I have the moment of evaporation purple. Visual purple is a chemical reaction in our eyes that lets us see in the dark. There is an ancient Egyptian ouroboros symbol of renewal and “the All is One.” The center, a closed eye honoring the injustice we know is going on all of the time and also a prayer for a calming moment. We close our eyes to really feel something and to remember. The iris of the closed eye is made of eight eyes from victims of police violence. George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Philando Castile, Rekia Boyd, Deborah Danner, Breonna Taylor, Tamir Rice, and Dana Fletcher. The green circle is for green being the last color we see when the light fades and I was considering the moments in between blindness and sight. The black circle is for the melanin in all of our retinas that effects how and what we are able to see. The white circle is for the blind spot we all have where information goes through our optical nerve to the brain for processing. Justice should be blind also. The dot was a last-minute thought. You will see a dot in a circle in a lot of Jahni Moore’s recent artwork, it is an ancient symbol for god, and I wanted to bring him and that into this work
Unique handmade polymer clay statement earrings / dangle drop earrings / boho botanical minimalist / handmade jewelry
After protests in the United States, protesters take to the streets in other countries as well. From Berlin to Tehran, people act against racism and police brutality. Thousands of people gathered in London to show support for activists in the USA. They shout the slogan “No justice, no peace” and carry signs that say, “How […]
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Swiss Cottage Conservation Area was designated in November 1988, with the Conservation Area Statement adopted in 1995.
As with Belsize, this is an important example of mid 19th century speculative development on a grand scale, this time in red brick with finely detailed arts and crafts inspired decoration. Lush green front gardens and continuous runs of front boundary walls, with piers, posts and railings, as well as the gaps between houses and views into mature gardens contribute significantly to the area’s particular character.
More front gardens and boundary walls have been lost in Swiss Cottage than in the Belsize and Hampstead. Furthermore a significant number of properties originally had stained glass/leaded window and doors which are increasingly being removed, making the need for action more urgent than ever.
Conservation area at risk
Swiss Cottage has been designated by English Heritage as a ‘Conservation Area at Risk’. This means that it is in danger of losing its special character due to the removal of traditional features such as historic doors, windows, decorative details, green front gardens and ornate boundary walls.
For more information please visit Swiss Cottage Conservation Area