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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
On March 21–22, 2013, O’Brien & Gere, in partnership with Syracuse University's College of Engineering and Computer Science, hosted its second annual SPARK Innovation Competition in Syracuse, New York. The competition aims to connect the innovative ideas of college students with real-world business problem statements.
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Der Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus e.V., Gruner+Jahr und die Magazine Stern und Geo präsentieren die Fotoausstellung.
Ein deutliches Statement gegen die Verfolgung von Homosexuellen in Russland ist zum weltweit besten Pressefoto des Jahres gewählt worden. Die Jury des Wettbewerbs World Press Photo zeichnete den dänischen Fotografen Mads Nissen mit dem renommierten Preis aus. Er fotografierte das schwule Paar Jon und Alex in einem intimen Moment in Sankt Petersburg. Das Foto ist Teil eines größeren Projekts des Fotografen zum Thema "Homophobie in Russland".
Das Foto nehme auf eindrückliche Weise Stellung zu einem universalen Thema, begründete die Jury ihre Wahl. Für Homosexuelle, Lesben, Bisexuelle und Transgender werde das Leben in Russland zunehmend schwieriger. "Sexuelle Minderheiten werden mit rechtlicher und sozialer Diskriminierung konfrontiert, Verfolgung und sogar gewalttätigen Hass-Verbrechen von konservativen religiösen und nationalistischen Gruppen", heißt es in dem Bericht der Jury.
"Dieses Foto hat eine große ästhetische Kraft und zeigt Menschlichkeit", sagte die Vorsitzende der Jury Michele McNally, Direktorin für Fotografie der New York Times. „Gewalttätige Bilder werden heute von Terroristen für Propagandazwecke produziert. Unsere Antwort darauf muss subtiler ausfallen“ sagt das Jurymitglied Alessia Glaviano.
Die Jury wählte aus rund 98.000 Fotos aus 131 Ländern die Sieger aus. Preise wurden in acht Kategorien an 42 Fotografen vergeben. Die Siegerfotos werden in einer Ausstellung ab April in Amsterdam und anschließend in über 40 Ländern gezeigt. Vom 5. bis zum 28. Juni werden sie im Willy-Brandt-Haus in Berlin ausgestellt.
Willy-Brandt-Haus, Berlin - 04. Juni 2015
Redner:
Gisela Kayser
Geschäftsführerin Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus
Monique van Daalen
Botschafterin des Königreichs der Niederlande
Ansgar Dittmar
Vorsitzender der AG Lesben und Schwule der SPD
Georg Fahrenschon
Präsident Deutscher Sparkassen- und Giroverband
Anaïs Conijn
Repräsentantin World Press Photo Foundation
Peter-Matthias Gaede
Journalistischer Berater der G+J-Geschäftsführung, Jury-Mitglied
Im Anschluss Empfang mit DJ Yuriy Gurzhy (Russendisko / RotFront, Berlin)
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GRAND OPENING World Press Photo, Willy-Brandt-Haus, Berlin 2015
The Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus e.V., Gruner+Jahr and the magazines Stern and Geo present the photo exhibition.
A clear statement against the persecution of homosexuals in Russia has been voted the world's best press photo of the year. The jury of the World Press Photo competition awarded the prestigious prize to Danish photographer Mads Nissen. He photographed the gay couple Jon and Alex in an intimate moment in Saint Petersburg. The photo is part of a larger project by the photographer on the subject of “Homophobia in Russia”.
The jury justified its choice by stating that the photo impressively addresses a universal topic. Life in Russia is becoming increasingly difficult for homosexuals, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people. “Sexual minorities face legal and social discrimination, persecution and even violent hate crimes from conservative religious and nationalist groups,” the jury's report states.
“This photograph has great aesthetic power and shows humanity,” said jury chair Michele McNally, director of photography at The New York Times. “Violent images today are produced by terrorists for propaganda purposes. Our response to this must be more subtle,” said jury member Alessia Glaviano.
The jury selected the winners from around 98,000 photos from 131 countries. Prizes were awarded to 42 photographers in eight categories. The winning photos will be shown in an exhibition in Amsterdam from April and then in over 40 countries. They will be exhibited at the Willy Brandt House in Berlin from June 5 to 28.
Willy-Brandt-Haus, Berlin - June 04, 2015
Speaker:
Gisela Kayser
Managing Director Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus
Monique van Daalen
Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Ansgar Dittmar
Chairman of the Lesbian and Gay Working Group of the SPD
Georg Fahrenschon
President of the German Savings Banks and Giro Association
Anaïs Conijn
Representative World Press Photo Foundation
Peter-Matthias Gaede
Journalistic advisor to the G+J management, jury member
Followed by a reception with DJ Yuriy Gurzhy (Russendisko / RotFront, Berlin)
Unique handmade polymer clay statement earrings / dangle drop earrings / boho botanical minimalist / handmade jewelry
Selections from the Opening Statements section of the exhibition. From left to right: evening dress by Carolina Herrera, 1981; evening dress by Madame Grès, circa 1980; dress by LaQuan Smith, spring 2022.
Learn more about Statement Sleeves at The Museum at FIT.
On view January 24–August 25, 2024
Shirt - Target
Necklace - thrifted
I like the bright colors with the black shirt. I bought the necklace because it reminded me of a necklace I had in junior high.
A 1930s dressing gown (left) and a 1935 suit by Schiaparelli in the Opening Statements section of the exhibition.
Learn more about Statement Sleeves at The Museum at FIT.
On view January 24–August 25, 2024
Newest line of *Bib* Statement Necklaces that I am making. I use my own clay roses, vintage buttons, lace, jewelry and much more on these elegant pieces. www.etsy.com/shop/RoseChicFriends
Shot from our last couple of hours in Shanghai, en route to the Museum.
Renmin ('Peoples') Square is the heart of the modern metropolis of Shanghai and the perfect place to appreciate the city's recent transformation with stunning, showpiece modern architecture. The scale of the great shiny glass monoliths is awe inspiring and the highly individualistic design of each tower block makes it a landmark rather than the uniform slabs seen in so much late 20th century urban planning.
Recovered from my initial embarrassment, I decided to scan both yesterday's and today's warm-up sketch of a kitten in a relaxed position.
What really threw me off yesterday (and still a bit today) is the extreme perspective in the reference photo. The kitten has its neck stretched, so we look at the chin and lower jaw from below, which we normally don't see, because a cat is so much smaller than us, humans.
There seems to be truth in the statement that you can't draw what you don't understand.
I could use a grid, which would make me mechanically "understand" this pose. However, I want to understand strange poses by observation only, and not using a drawing aid, like a grid, overlaid on a photo. It is the sole reason why artists do figure drawing. The human figure is hard to understand, but anyone can spot that you did it wrong. Only when an artist grasps the 3D shape of the human form intuitively, can he more easily grasp that of other 3D shapes.
I had to ask some strangers to take the pic of my yellow Crocs and me and then I had to give them the whole story of yellow shoes and places they visited. Didn't seem to me that they (the strangers) got it... :-)
Fundamental Forms. From left to right: dress by Madame Grès, 1978 (Angel Wing); dress by Yves Saint Laurent, circa 1968 (Bell); dress by Ossie Clark, circa 1970 (Bishop); dress by Ann Demeulemeester, fall 2001 (Batwing); man’s robe, circa 1925 (Kimono); evening coat by Vionnet, 1938 (Lantern); jacket, circa 1895 (Leg-of-mutton); suit by Fendi, circa 1993 (Raglan).
Learn more about Statement Sleeves at The Museum at FIT.
On view January 24–August 25, 2024
"As an artist you are chased by dogs. As a rapist you are also chased. Colour on a wall: prison/fines. Destroying a girl's life: priceless."
Designs in the Tucks and Ruffles section of the exhibition. From left to right: blouse by Givenchy, circa 1952; dress by Courrèges, circa 1969; dress by Ellery, 2016.
Learn more about Statement Sleeves at The Museum at FIT.
On view January 24–August 25, 2024
19 November 2014, Rome Italy - Statement by Sok Silo, Deputy Secretary-General of the Council for Agricultural and Rural Development, Office of the Council of Ministers of the Kingdom of Cambodia. General Debate, Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2), Afternoon session, FAO Headquarters (Plenary Hall).
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