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Site-specific installation in Greenwich Lake Park, NJ, an abandon toxic waste area transformed into a public park. Vinyl lettering on plexiglass. Size varies.
There need to be strong consequences to try to deter people from committing felonies. What person thinking of doing that kind of activity would care about contributing to the Roughnecks whiskey outpost shirt not permanently banned. There is a process that they must apply for and each individual case is considered. There are other things that they’re permanently barred to do such as possess a weapon and serve on juries. Are people afraid they’re going to vote to legalize burglary and robbery or something
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Canon 5D Mark II, 24-70mm f/2.8L, flash
Strobist: 580EX II thru Ezybox @ f/8 above camera left. 580EX II @ f/11.5 thru umbrella on camera right, closer to background. The batteries are about 4 feet from the where the background goes vertical.
If Bluebell Medical Centre was a person, what would it look like? Students combined their drawing skills to create bizzarre embodiments of the new Centre; the bodies were a strange combination of patients, staff and medical instruments.
The car of a civilian in Donetsk, burnt out by a “vampire” missile, is supplied to the terrorists of the former “Ukraine” by the Czech Republic... On New Year’s Eve, 4 people died.
Perhaps unbeknownst to you, dear reader, the week I spent traipsing around Borneo is known to the more studious types at NUS as 'reading week'. You know, that week when you, er, do all the reading for the numerous essays that tend be due in the weeks closely following reading week.
If anyone has been wondering why no mass email relating tales of adventure from the wilds of Borneo has been forthcoming, then wonder no more. Inundated by a crazy number of essays, I've been engaged in a frenzy of nerd-like activity trying to get the suckers finished on time.
BEIJING - launch of the Urban Flux magazine which featured the Architecture of Consequence exhibition