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In the February '12 issue of People StyleWatch, Project Runway's Tim Gunn explains why Holland Roden "got it right" with the Kimmy Jean dress by Katie May.
Name: HUDSON, GORDON DAVID
Initials: G D
Nationality: New Zealand
Rank: Flying Officer (Pilot)
Regiment/Service: Royal New Zealand Air Force
Unit Text: 571 (R.A.F.) Sqdn
Age: 26
Date of Death: 27/03/1945
Service No: 413419
Awards: AFC
Additional information: Son of William and Elizabeth Annie Hudson, of New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: Row D. Joint grave 15.
Cemetery: LEEK (ZEVENHUIZEN) GENERAL CEMETERY
Pattern test...may be too crazy to actually use anywhere unless you wanna give someone a seizure or something.
Fix und Foxi / Heft-Reihe
cover: Vladimir Magdić
Kauka Verlag / Pabel-Moewig Verlag
(München / Deutschland; 1967)
ex libris MTP
Shot on iPhone 5.
On this work trip, I've spent quite a bit of time at Sony Studios - which is the old MGM studio lot. For someone like me who loves old movies, it's cool to stand in building where they filmed Singing in the Rain, or the old school room where Judy Garland did her homework between takes.
But I haven't had much time for photography on this trip - alas, the work schedule has kept me busy.
Anyway, while I was at the studio, we went on set of Masters of Sex - a series staring Michael Sheen about the Masters and Johnson sex researchers. We saw two sets - one is their house, and the other was the brothel - or I guess research lab.
We saw some of the extras walking around - and now I'll have to watch the show when it comes out just because I've been there. No other reason. Really... well...
Not much of a photo but I liked the sign. It's just not clear if this is supposed to be rear end parking...
Penn State Brandywine's Go Bananas for Fair Trade campaign, led by Professor Christina Olear's BA 100 students, with help from the Fair Trade TrailBlazers. The event took place October 9 and 10, 2012. For the next two days, the campus cafeteria served a number of Fair Trade food items, made with Fair Trade bananas!
Hampstead benches in memory of the family. There is a bench dedicated to Monty Arrobus in Elsworthy Rd .and one to Millie {Mathilde} in Wadham Gdns where the Arrobus family lived for many years.
An exhibition curated by Matteo Bittanti
Part of the 2017 UCLA GAME FESTIVAL
November 14, 2017
Hammer Museum, The Lab
10899 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024
This exhibition focuses on the practice of reenacting, restaging, and replaying seminal artistic performances in/with video games by contemporary artist. The show features six international artists whose projects suggest new ways of understanding the past while simultaneously creating an alternative history of art. Situated at the intersection of gaming, art, and new media, their practice exemplifies the appropriative tactics of practitioners who use digital games to perform fraudulent acts of identity theft and playful impersonations.
Videogame re-enactments foreground and question issues of originality, authorship, identity, history, documentation, temporality, agency, intentionality, interpretation, and performativity. Since most of these performances are developed through a careful examination of existing documentation of direct, lived experiences, i.e. photographs, texts, videos, and other media artifacts, they can be considered a scrutinization of art history itself, a playful investigation of archives, and of collective memory. Rather than replacing the existing documentation of artistic practices, they add an extra layer of (mis)information.
The exhibition raises a series of questions: Are game re-enactments meant as homages or parodies? Who are the intended players, i.e. audiences, of such practices? Are video game re-enactments emphasizing the performative aspect of gaming, thus suggesting that game playing is akin to performance art?
Photos by Jonathan Bilski (Things To Do in LA)
For more info: tinyurl.com/y8f2j8ul