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Photo shoot with the lovely, outgoing, energetic, and talented Chelsea (MM# 826667). Chelsea is a talented dancer for 17 years and a Dance Education major. So fun shooting with a dancer as they tend to be really outgoing and great at posing!
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it was a bit chilly that night. Not sure if that is the reason for Allan's fancy ReadyMade leg warmers (though I think he had them on for an earlier indoor show for KEXP, so...) but he's barefoot too so scrap that theory.
The amazingly talented voice behind the song Hot Air Balloon and many other songs that are groundbreaking and quite unique is Lily Allen. There’s absolutely no argument about that since she did make good music that everyone loves to listen to or sing along with. From romantic to building s...
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Credits go to daniella.claire for her beautiful costume and her
artistic, talented cosplays and poses.
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.
Talented young dancers dazzled an audience of more than 300 people with their displays of dancing for Brent Dance Blast on Friday 12 July 2013.
To see performances on the evening visit bit.ly/danceblast2013
Credits to Cosplayers for their beautiful costumes and their artistic, talented cosplaying and poses.
I know you can barely see him because he's wearing camo ;)
Notice he's practicing the fine art of balancing a pine needle on his toe while jumping...
He is a talented flute artist whom I met during the Kalaghoda Arts Festival 2012.
I found him playing flute from his nose which attracted me with its melodious tune, like everyone else.
Amidst crowd I was also eager to save this moment with me and share the talent of this man like everyone else.
So, I saved it for my memories and shared it like everyone else !!!
And, indeed he sung double melodies with his nose. The first one with the melody of his tunes, and the other one...it was a melody both sweet and bitter at the same time which described the lives of such artists, who although are able to gather a good crowd at fairs, but find difficulty to gather enough bread and butter for their peaceful living, and hence are forced to travel far places throughout their lives like gypsies to sustain JUST A BASIC LIVING.
His tunes were indeed melodious !!!
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 8th March 2002
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 8th March 2002
Albert Nyathi Zimbabwean African Cultural Poet and Musician Performing with Sbusi and His Talented Group at The Africa Centre Covent Garden London June 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
Franck Cammas (born the 22 December 1972 in Aix-en-Provence) is a French yachtsman. He has lived in Brittany since his victory in the Challenge Espoir Crédit Agricole in 1994. After completing a two year maths course for the ‘Grandes écoles’, as well as a piano academy, Franck Cammas finally opted for a career in sailing. In 1997, at the age of 24, he won the Solitaire du Figaro and a year later helmed his first trimaran christened Groupama. Despite his late entry into competition, he is one of the most talented and respected sailors in the Ocean Racing Multihull Association world.
Later, Cammas was skipper of the 60-foot (18 m) trimaran Groupama 2, with which he won five ORMA championships. His last trimaran, the 103-foot (31 m) Groupama 3 was designed to break ocean racing records. Groupama 2 holds the record for being the fastest yacht in a transat Jacques Vabre race and Groupama 3 holds the Jules Verne Trophy as the fastest boat around the planet.
After winning Route du Rhum and the Jules Verne Trophy in 2010, Cammas has switched from multihull to monohull racing and is competing in the 2011–12 Volvo Ocean Race with the Open 70 Groupama 4.
Una shows off the fact that not only is she beautiful and can sing, but that she is also very good at the Guitar.
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Takes care of the entire facility and still found quality time to tell us about the village and its people. He challenged us that if we climb to the village by 8am we will never come back before 9:30am as it was just too beautiful to resist... we were a little skeptical, but the next day we spent more that double his challenged time at the village.
Albert Nyathi Zimbabwean African Cultural Poet and Musician Performing with Sbusi and His Talented Group at The Africa Centre Covent Garden London June 2000
Nomsa South African Cultural Dancer in Denim Blue at Naughty Erotic Cabaret Show Performed by Talented Exotic Artists at The Casbah Sadomasochism Fetish Swingers Club Old City Philadelphia B&W August 1994
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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 8th March 2002
Albert Nyathi Zimbabwean African Cultural Poet and Musician Performing with Sbusi and His Talented Group at The Africa Centre Covent Garden London with Jessie Dancing on Stage B&W August 2000
I was tagged by the beautiful and beautifully talented *erinnoel* to share 10 Things About Myself.
1.) I am crazy passionate about music. Going to live shows is one of my favorite things in the world. I'll be an old lady in my 70s still going to concerts. I'll stand in the back so as to not annoy the youngsters.
2.) I am very sentimental. Seriously, I'll cry at anything. It doesn't have to be sad. Anything I find sweet, beautiful, nostalgic...
3.) I have mild depression. Not enough to take meds, but enough to probably be the cause of #2.
4.) I stopped speaking to my father when I was 19 years old. If it can be said we ever "spoke". For this reason, I am in awe when I hear friend's talk about simple, nice things their father's did or said to them.
5.) I love to create. Whether by baking, cooking, crafting, knitting, gardening or photographing. I like to see things that come from my hands.
6.) I am a crazy cat lady who doesn't own any cats thanks to the cat-hating dog that came with the husband (but that I love to bits - both the dog and the husband).
7.) I am rather obsessive about organization and having things "just so". This may also be why I detest knick-knacks. Too cluttery.
8.) I have an addiction to OPI Nail Polish. My favorite color is called "I'm Not Really A Waitress". I love having freshly manicured and pedicured hands and feet.
9.) I am big-time liberal. I have very little patience with people who aren't, though I will tolerate them as long as we don't discuss politics.
10.) For a very long time I told people I was agnostic. Then it occurred to me one day that I was only saying that to not have to deal with people's surprise or criticism. Well those days are gone, I am an atheist. And far more kind than any religious person I've ever met. Now on the flipside, I do love tradition. Including Christmas and Easter and so forth. And every year I go to Ash Wednesday mass with my mother. Ironically, I love catholic churches for their sort of "gothness" if you will. I do believe there is something bigger out there, but I can't put the God label on it. It's just not how I see it, or feel it.
The talented Studio 8 have curated an exhibition to help raise funds for the charity Shelter. For one night only the ground floor of the impressive Biscuit Building will be taken over to play host to artwork created especially for the show from the likes of Adrian Johnson and Si Scott among others. The artwork will also be available as a pack of beautifully printed Christmas cards! What more could you want. It'll be a fantastic night - I hope to see you there.
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Exhibition invite - www.studio8design.co.uk/xmas.htm
Studio 8 - www.studio8design.co.uk/
Shelter - www.shelter.org.uk/
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