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this is maddy, she's really talented, and she played/sang at the guitar club concert at our school tonight.
i've been doing a lot of black and white lately, perhaps i'll add some color tomorrow.
Albert Nyathi Zimbabwean African Cultural Poet and Musician Performing with Sbusi and His Talented Group at The Africa Centre Covent Garden London August 2000
KS ALITA is a stunning black/bay saddlebred mare. All show horse — she thinks she is the hottest girl in the ring and not afraid to show it! Pictures are all of her barefoot. She is super light-mouthed and soft in the bridle. Lines well, green broke to ride...
Caught this guy riding down Nicollet Mall one day. I fortunately had my camera with me, so i chased him (on foot) for a block as i pulled it out of my bag and then snapped this shot just as the light turned green.
Middle School Gifted and Talented students competed in Calcu-Solve at Duquesne University, attended the Faraday Lecture at Soldiers and Sailor's Museum, and participated in a Robotics scrimmage at Sarah Heinz House.
Joan Schenkar's The Talented Miss Highsmith, a book I brought back to the library only partly read. I haven't read much of Highsmith since the 70s, when I read just about everything she put out. I did see Matt Damon and Philip Seymour Hoffman in The Talented Mr. Ripley, which was based on one of her books -- and whose title is the obvious inspiration for the one on this book.
Why did I not finish reading it? It was too granular -- way more daughter-to-mother, mother-to-daughter, lover-to-lover, and where-she-lived-next detail than I could find interesting. I might go back to it someday, but not soon.
Pela at Albert Nyathi Zimbabwean African Cultural Poet and Musician Performing with Sbusi and His Talented Group at The Africa Centre Covent Garden London August 2000
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Pela and Jessie in the Bar at Albert Nyathi Zimbabwean African Cultural Poet and Musician Performing with Sbusi and His Talented Group at The Africa Centre Covent Garden London August 2000
Me and my particularly talented friend Cat (of Catillest) have decided to try and get involved in all the interesting art stuff that’s happening in Croydon. So, we’ve started documenting the activity around the newly formed ‘Arts Quarter’ - which is right in the middle of things, just off of the high street and the clocktower. As far as I know, the Arts Quarter is the brainchild of Kevin Zuchowski-Morrison. Kevin’s the creator-curator of the RISE Gallery - which can be found in St. George’s Walk. If you're looking for it, you can't miss it.
There have apparently been over 120 paintings so far, and these are going to be rotated (i'm not sure how often). The whole thing was started off by a takeover from Ayaan Bulale's Femme Fierce. Femme Fierce is made up of about 35 artists - they actually broke a Guinness record for 'the largest spray paint mural created by a team'. They did this to raise money and awareness for Breast Cancer Care. And ain't that somethin'?
The Arts Quarter project faced an initial hurdle in the form of three (?) blokes who kept tagging over all the art. Kevin and said guys have apparently come to an understanding now, and I guess everybody's hoping that things are gonna stay… unedited. I'm not a street artist but the idea of respecting the work of your fellow spray painters and hip hop artisans seems like a…kinda fundamental thing.
Asides from Femme Fierce, other artists who've taken include Eska & Morgazmik, Decolife, Dan Kitchener, Artista, Mr Cenz and Gnasher. A lot of people are making comparisons to East London - Shoreditch, Hackney Wick etc. - I'd beg to differ, no comparisons are needed. Croydon's always had a strong scene, all of its own: shitloads of graffiti (usually not of the …sanctioned kind) plus the kind of atmosphere and urban culture that you can only develop in a concrete wasteland (OK, so it's not ALL wasteland). And dubstep was invented here - I saw that with my own eyes!
Re: the artist in some of the shots. We ran into this guy and his girlfriend working on one of the walls in St. George's Walk. Softspoken, he told us that he’d been diagnosed with autism and osteoarthritis (in his writing hand) and that 'didn’t rate himself much' as an artist. But he also said that he was 'getting on a bit’ and that it is never too late to express yourself in some way or another #DontDieWithYourMusicStillInYou
This is the same "Emerging" picture that I posted before,but this is the whole thing.
I really like it but it seems like it needs a little bit more of work...
it looks unfinished but don't know what to do...
Pela at Albert Nyathi Zimbabwean African Cultural Poet and Musician Performing with Sbusi and His Talented Group at The Africa Centre Covent Garden London August 2000
Talented Busi Ncube Zimbabwean Mbira Musician and Singer with Dreadlocks Posing for a Portrait Cokin Prism Filter Kaleidoscope Effect Photoshoot Havercourt Studio Belsize Park London B&W October 2001
Another Talented singer performing at the Bean Festival. Trying to make a better photo out of the original photo.
Pela and Jessie at Albert Nyathi Zimbabwean African Cultural Poet and Musician Performing with Sbusi and His Talented Group at The Africa Centre Covent Garden London August 2000
Talented visitors continue to spread the message about water safety throughout U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tioga-Hammond & Cowanesque Lakes with their impressive chalk art.
Talented Busi Ncube Zimbabwean Mbira Musician and Singer with Dreadlocks Posing for a Portrait Photoshoot in Camden Lock London March 2002
adapted from my old Circus flash sheet of a couple of years back. This still needs a couple touches but he sat like a trooper.
I tend to wear a lot of black but today I felt like colour. I think I looked pretty cool in my favourite skirt and this lovely torquoise ... perhaps I should wear colours more often :)
Talented Busi Ncube Zimbabwean Mbira Musician and Singer with Dreadlocks Posing for a Portrait Photoshoot in Camden Lock London B&W March 2002
Talented Busi Ncube Zimbabwean Mbira Musician and Singer with Dreadlocks Posing for a Portrait Photoshoot at Havercourt Studio Belsize Park London B&W 5th June 1999
Talented Busi Ncube Zimbabwean Mbira Musician and Singer Performing Live at International Women's Day IWD Celebration The Limpopo Club The Africa Centre Covent Garden London B&W 8th March 2002
My answer? TONS. I have met many talented people from all over the world. In my city there are no people using phones to edit and create works of art. It makes me an outcast in the art community. Here I am welcomed for my creativity and outside the box thinking. I almost gave up on this before IG. So thankful for all your guys support. Feel free to repost this on your feeds, and tag me so I can see your followers responses!!!!
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katrisefraund: Occasional show and frequently just one persons work. Now I am work from all over the world amazing use of tools that have inspired me to do
katrisefraund: things. o would have never thought of. And I feel like I have a new vision of the world from having so many places thru so many eyes I go on and on to all my friends about how amazing the pics are and did you know it looked like in such and such
olhar: I made friends, changed jobs, found solutions I didn't have before. It's great to see a register of your day being worthy for someone, at least for a second.
anneeadams: Love IG. Checking the feed every day. Exploring for new talent. I love that I can see pics from all over the world plus all styles. I'm eclectic in what I like and also in what I post. Photography has been a great creativity outlet. I have learned so much following tips from others and trying to improve my work to match the high standards that I see daily on ig. Also have made lots of kind & supportive friends!
joeszymborski: @alteregoz well since I've become an instagrammer ive become far more interested in photography and editing it's a beautifully simple way to show my art to friends and random fans and it's a relaxing way to express myself. I've learned so much about color correction, masking, layering and a variety of other editing techniques thanks to the help of others and the ease of utility via the iPhone. Just practicing or screwing around I've learned so much. Now I feel confident as an ameature iphonographer and even a budding photoshopper. And inspirational people like you are what keeps me creative and motivated. I feel more confident since people like something that i produce, and ive even met a few close friends through this app. I love it
redtail1969: IG has given me wings and courage to finally explore my art and to really immerse myself and appreciate others talents. Even though a majority of what I do is by phone I am looking forward to getting my first rig to push the envelope further in creativity. I see the world with Droid in hand excited to share creativity and be part of a community who gets it...
redtail1969: Oops @alteregoz see above...
freyafelix: My life changed completely when i bought my iphone 3 months ago, my creativity has increased, and my body and mind are bursting with ideas of my next project faster than my fingers can tap. im still new at this, gone from only watercolour painting to playing arround with colours and shapes in tons of app's with the possibilities of regretting moves and going a few steps back and try again is just luxery. Still looking for my signature style, and my gallery is a confused mess, but i love it so much, though it steals all my time