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I haven't ever lived in a proper high-rise city (the closest I've got it the vertically-modest Sheffield). I love the fact that in London or New York you can go and sit in the park yet still see buildings looming large in the distance.
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during Beyond the Bluff event at W Hotel in San Francisco, Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022. (Photo by Jim Gensheimer)
LCC's Screen School presents Beyond 2001: New Horizons, an exhibition that explores how activating the archive can creatively enable the development of new work and inform ideas.
Celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the Stanley Kubrick Archive at the University’s Archives and Special Collections Centre, students produced and show work alongside invited artists and academics that offer new perspectives inspired by archive material from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
A cross-school collaboration celebrating all things screen, the exhibition was set in motion with accompanying performances, events, panels and workshops, punctuated by screenings for staff and students.
Image by Ana Escobar.
during Beyond the Bluff event at W Hotel in San Francisco, Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022. (Photo by Jim Gensheimer)
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Taken through a hole in the wall, in a beautiful Chinese rock garden in the tourist district of Shanghai. Thought the contrast (to the garden) was interesting, shame it's a bit over-exposed.
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The third edition of Beyond Eden Art Fair opened to Los Angeles fair goers the first weekend of October. From all accounts this was the place to be, billed as a " multi-gallery event celebrating the New Contemporary Art Movement". Beyond Eden was presented by Lee Joseph Publicity for the Visual Arts, Warholian, Arrested Motion, Blik Wall Graphics, Color Ink Book, Daily Dujour, Hi-Fructose, Juxtapoz, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery Associates (LAMAGA), Sketch Theater, and Sour Harvest was free to the general public.
Read the rest of the story here: www.warholian.com/2011/10/14/beyond-eden/
LCC's Screen School presents Beyond 2001: New Horizons, an exhibition that explores how activating the archive can creatively enable the development of new work and inform ideas.
Celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the Stanley Kubrick Archive at the University’s Archives and Special Collections Centre, students produced and show work alongside invited artists and academics that offer new perspectives inspired by archive material from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
A cross-school collaboration celebrating all things screen, the exhibition was set in motion with accompanying performances, events, panels and workshops, punctuated by screenings for staff and students.
Image by Ana Escobar.
LCC's Screen School presents Beyond 2001: New Horizons, an exhibition that explores how activating the archive can creatively enable the development of new work and inform ideas.
Celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the Stanley Kubrick Archive at the University’s Archives and Special Collections Centre, students produced and show work alongside invited artists and academics that offer new perspectives inspired by archive material from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
A cross-school collaboration celebrating all things screen, the exhibition was set in motion with accompanying performances, events, panels and workshops, punctuated by screenings for staff and students.
Image by Ana Escobar.
LCC's Screen School presents Beyond 2001: New Horizons, an exhibition that explores how activating the archive can creatively enable the development of new work and inform ideas.
Celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the Stanley Kubrick Archive at the University’s Archives and Special Collections Centre, students produced and show work alongside invited artists and academics that offer new perspectives inspired by archive material from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
A cross-school collaboration celebrating all things screen, the exhibition was set in motion with accompanying performances, events, panels and workshops, punctuated by screenings for staff and students.
Image by Ana Escobar.
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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #62 with Negin Sairafi and Hima Batavia
Photo by: Christine McLean
Speakers: Negin Sairafi and Hima Batavia
Venue & Breakfast Partner: BrainStation
Illustration Partner: VisualTalks
Print Partner: Nola Grimes
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"Beyond our knowledge"....YES! Nothing!...can go Faster than LIGHT!
Light is Energy, NON Material, NO solid!....!
Swiss artist Malika Fankha speaks with Francesca Bosisio of the University Lausanne during a panel for "Beyond the Body" at swissnex San Francisco. How will technologies transform the way we live — and die? This interdisciplinary event, an extension of the Dying Tomorrow Workshop, connected dance performances, VR experiences, and expert panels to explore data’s role in the “final transformation” of our bodies and minds — how might we "live on" as data after we die?
PHOTOS J ASTRA BRINKMANN FOR SWISSNEX SF