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This is my collage for the month of February, 2012. The left side is the back of a 6x9 manila envelope that I taped in to my journal. I will use it to keep receipts and other tidbits from the month.
This will go in my daily writing/smashbook style journal. Thanks for looking!
recommend the current exhibition!
www.imma.ie/en/page_236799.htm
www.visualcarlow.ie/exhibitions/info/patrick-scott-image-...
Patrick Scott Exhib Pt2
archiseek.com/2009/visual-carlow-ireland/
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I'm entering this in a call for visual journals by the Brooklyn Sketchbook Library to be put in a time capsule for 50 years (!). I've decided the theme will be birds, with the Emily Dickinson quote in mind, "I hope you love birds too. It's economical. It saves going to heaven."
That's a photo of me when I was ten. The writing on the right has many translations of the word ten. I've been saving this painting from the front of Smithsonian magazine for just the right spot. I finally found it. The sticker that says pocket was on the magazine when I got it. I had the piece of shisha embroidery out to put on the cover of my little orange book when I make it. It wound up here instead.
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If you look at the upper right quadrant you'll notice a profusion of tiny yellow dots. It's unexpected, uncontrolled magic like this that makes my heart skip a beat. It's the magic of what I call a Random Act of Art: when the medium and physics/chemistry/the Divine do the work and I am just one small, humble player in the creation. I never tire of this!
Before we even started, this items are made in newest Second life Technology named PBR, so if you don't have this viewer, please take your time and explore what viewer work best for you
You are a Rockstar, be a rockstar. We made this top to fit Maitreya FlatX, Legacy V-Tech boi chest, Anatomy, Kupra Kups Flat, and Ebody Reborn V-tech. It comes with option Hud where you can change style as you like it. Earrings are fit for all, no rigged, and comes with metal option Hud.
I want to recommended to try DEMO before purchase, cause there is a notecard where you can contact me and tell me where is the issues, like glitch or oversized.
If you find me interesting, please give me a follow, i will appreciate it
I wish you all the best day ever.
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Event is over so you can find this item here:
I'm not good at names. But I'm good at pointing. So I've decided to cover all this wall with photos, portraits and interesting buts that tell my family history and my other halfs. Its pretty amazing when you start tyo look at your ancestors, what they did, what they owned, etc. I recommend this :) .... more photos to come
Quando tempo em ..... Então para não deixar desatualizado vim trazer a previa do Myself Visuals (sim mudei de nome muito productions kkk ) era pra eu te abrido o blog a duas semanas atras mais como eu tive alguns problemas blá blá , eu ainda vou pensar se irei abrir um blog acho que vou ver se tem algum blog com vagas na equipe não quero ter tanta dor de cabeça assim , bom agora só falarem o que achas etc...
Comentem ou critiquem ..
Negative Capability part I is an exhibition of visual and written responses to the University of Winchester’s Magdalen Hill Archaeological Research Project (MHARP), one of the most extensive excavations to date of a medieval leper hospital, almshouse and cemetery complex. The artists observed the excavation team at work, witnessing their process then displaying the results in the gallery and inviting writers to respond.
Jeff Koons rose to prominence in the mid-1980s as part of a generation of artists who explored the meaning of art in a media-saturated era and the attendant crisis of representation. Drawing on the visual language of advertising, marketing, and the entertainment industry, and with the stated intent to "communicate with the masses," Koons tested the limits between popular and elite culture. His sculptural menagerie includes Plexiglas-encased Hoover vacuum cleaners, basketballs suspended in glass aquariums, porcelain homages to Michael Jackson and the Pink Panther, and glass depictions of himself coupled with his then-wife Ilona Staller, also known as La Cicciolina (a former adult-film star and member of the Italian parliament). Extending the legacy of Marcel Duchamp's readymades, and integrating references to Minimalism and Pop, Koons presents art as a commodity that cannot be placed within the hierarchy of conventional aesthetics.
Tulips, a bouquet of multicolor balloon flowers blown up to gargantuan proportions (more than 2 meters tall and 5 meters across), belongs to the ambitious Celebration series, initiated by Koons in 1994. Focusing on the kinds of generic, mass-produced objects associated with birthday parties, holidays, and other festive events—from a party hat and a piece of cake to Easter eggs and hearts—the Celebration paintings and sculptures reflect Koons's continued engagement with the emblems of childhood. With its immaculate, reflective stainless-steel surfaces, Tulips recalls earlier works by the artist such as Rabbit (1986), which similarly transformed a banal inflatable object into something hard, gleaming, and iconic. In Tulips and in the balloon animals that populate the Celebration series, as in his towering Puppy (1992), Koons has manipulated scale, as well as materials, to uncanny ends. While Tulips might evoke the large industrial forms of certain Minimalist sculptures, the buoyant, colorful sculpture equally brings to mind a jaunty parade float.
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my illustrations for Bezalel academy of arts and design Jerusalem graduate show
(design by Michal Sahar studio)
Album Art: A. Golden, eyewash design. c.2004
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With Manchester's imposing ATC Tower behind, Cessna Citation
G-JBLZ cleans up as she zips away between the airliner departures off Runway 05 Left.
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