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These grapes are on our Strip Block in the Waihopai Valley the extra fruit was dropped just on verasion to reduce the yield but retain small berry size.
I've cut textured and antiqued Copper & Brass metal scraps and designed this upbeat necklace, the wire wrapped
Turquoise gives it colour splash.
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My cousin and I went to town today so I could get some photobooth shots. Turns out there is a photo booth in town that does the 4 seperate photo's!
They come out in square format though so I cut them out, lined them up into strips and scanned them, then printed the scans out in black and white and then RE-scanned them!
Its all to do with my current project, building a DIY photobooth! For my visual diary!
Ceilidh Caleerie and friends put on a fabulous ceilidh at the 'One and Other' plinth in Trafalgar Square on 3rd August 2009. The square was buzzing for an hour. View the online recordings made by the 'One and Other' team here: www.oneandother.co.uk/participants/FiddlinChic
For more information see www.scotsmusic.org
Photo by Ros Gasson
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Horizontal strips draws by fall season on Appalachians mountains, taken from Shenandoah Valley Park.
The Asset Strippers
Mike Nelson
Tate Britain Commission
March-October 2019
Mike Nelson has transformed the grand spaces of the Duveen Galleries into something between a sculpture court and an asset strippers’ warehouse. He has carefully selected objects from the post-war Britain that framed his childhood – including enormous knitting machines, woodwork stripped from a former army barracks, graffitied steel awnings and doors from an NHS hospital.
Nelson’s project has been informed by the Duveen Galleries’ origins as the first purpose-built sculpture galleries in England, intended to rival the sculpture court at the British Museum and the V&A’s Cast Courts. It turns the neo-classical galleries into a warehouse of monuments to a lost era and the vision of society it represented.
Nelson is interested in the cultural and social contexts behind the objects he has selected, as well as their material qualities. He explains
"Their manipulation and arrangement subtly shift them from what they once were into sculpture, and then back again to what they are – examples of the machines and equipment left over from industry and infrastructure. The exhibition weaves this allusion with that of British history. It presents us with a vision of artefacts cannibalised from the last days of the industrial era in place of the treasures of empire that would normally adorn such halls."
[Tate Britain]
This lot, and a few others, turned up yesterday. That's sure to keep me laughing for quite some time. And for any Yanks who've never heard of The Comic Strip, GTFG.
Cincinnati Modern Quilt Guild July 2010 meeting
blogged at cincinnatimodernquiltguild.blogspot.com/2010/07/july-meet...