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from series "Asya in Wonderland" / 2011

 

Dedicated to the artist’s favourite writers, namely Lewis Carroll and Vladimir Nabokov

Collaborators: Sheila E Murphy, John M Bennett, & C Mehrl Bennett

Google is an amazing organization, i mean global corporation....Sometimes i feel that google is aiming to be the global Wikipedia of everything that moves, breathes...think....a matrix...reloaded....again ...again...to the perfection.... google is a natural phenomena...

The poem has one central theme: the Holocaust trains during WWII, in contrast to the current human migrations in Europe.

This poem is based on 'Different Trains', a three-movement piece for string quartet and tape written by Steve Reich in 1988.

 

Words: Chantal Sap

Kinetic Typography: Klaas Verpoest

 

watch it at www.vimeo.com/23857082

In order of collaboration: Jukka Pekka Kervinen, John M Bennett, C Mehrl Bennett

The poem has one central theme: the Holocaust trains during WWII, in contrast to the current human migrations in Europe.

This poem is based on 'Different Trains', a three-movement piece for string quartet and tape written by Steve Reich in 1988.

 

Words: Chantal Sap

Kinetic Typography: Klaas Verpoest

 

watch it at www.vimeo.com/23857082

'bowl' material by Dan Buck and white marker words and tails by John M Bennett; see Dan's original at www.flickr.com/photos/danbuck/525195712/#comment721576003...

I decided to do a photo essay on hands and photograph my own as I do not particularly like how they look--I have arthritis and they look very knobby. This was very time consuming and I have not completed it yet. But what I discovered is that even though my children are no longer at home, I still engage in nurturing activities, and most things we do as women are nurturing in one way or another.

by anatol knotek

 

Celebrated creator of visual poetry, derek beaulieu, shares his work in a slide-show presentation. To be followed by Q & A conversation.

 

7:30pm, Saturday, March 31, 2012

Gallery 101

301 1/2 Bank Street

Ottawa

 

More info: abseries.org

Collaboration: John M Bennett & C Mehrl Bennett & Jukka Pekka Kervinen

Fluxus Poetry by Litsa Spathi - The secret of the seven languages/Das Geheimnis der sieben Sprachen

Something scary in the woods!

for the visual poetry workshop group: after duplicating this photo, I did the following:

1. Enhance>convert to black & white>newspaper 2. adjust color>hue & saturation (just played with the sliders til I got the color I wanted 3. Filter>brushstrokes>inkoutlines.

Made at Bredene beach in Belgium. Where are the seagulls going? Where is the ship coming from?

 

Week 3 Project 1-Black+White/Sepia Technique

These three identical porcelain babies were found at an estate sale in downtown Katy.

Autumn walk in Pompeii

 

📷: Nikon Z6II, iPhone 16 Pro

💻: Lightroom

 

Explore my work at:

www.antonisdeligiannis.com

 

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weathered typewriter (in my parents' yard).

 

a friend gave me this years ago -- the mechanism had already rusted solid.

 

In retrospect, I probably could have harvested the keycaps, first.

 

Not sure which was the better idea.

Sheila E Murphy, C Mehrl Bennett, & John M Bennett

from the book:

CHAMA SAGRADA

(verso)

upped the saturation & contrast to jazz up the flower....

The poem has one central theme: the Holocaust trains during WWII, in contrast to the current human migrations in Europe.

This poem is based on 'Different Trains', a three-movement piece for string quartet and tape written by Steve Reich in 1988.

 

Words: Chantal Sap

Kinetic Typography: Klaas Verpoest

 

watch it at www.vimeo.com/23857082

My digital manipulation, my title, added to collaboration of John M Bennett and Sheila E Murphy

My daughter's work in PolychromeText the other day

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