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Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Partie nord du parc Lahaie, à l'angle du boulevard Saint-Laurent et de l’avenue Laurier Est
Type : Sculpture
Technique(s) : bronze coulé, acier inoxydable, bronze, feuille de bronze
Description de l’œuvre :
L’œuvre est composée de trois pièces en forme d’arc qui, tels des portails, invitent le promeneur à y circuler. Chaque pièce comprend, à sa base, des encadrements de portes surdimensionnés au sommet desquels se déploie un assemblage d’objets domestiques, tous collectionnés par l’artiste dans l’arrondissement, puis reproduits en bronze. Les silhouettes composites des trois sculptures réfèrent au patrimoine architectural environnant et évoquent la diversité de la communauté du quartier.
Biographie :
Catherine Bolduc Diplômée en histoire de l’art et en arts visuels, Catherine Bolduc expose depuis 1997 des œuvres fantasmagoriques composées de sculptures, d’installations et de dessins. Exploratrice de nouveaux territoires, imaginaires et réels, elle puise tant dans la littérature que dans ses longs séjours en Allemagne, au Japon, en Chine, en Irlande et en Turquie. Au Québec, son travail a été présenté au Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, à la Galerie de l’UQAM et à la Maison des arts de Laval. À l’étranger, on a pu voir ses pièces à la galerie Toni Tapiès (Barcelone), à GASP (Boston) et au Künstlerhaus Bethanien (Berlin).
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Angelo Debarre quartet opptrer på Cosmopolite under Django-festivalen 2016. Kvartetten er fra Paris.
Oslo [Norway]
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Closeup of a few of the Creative Commons buttons. I need to buy an 80a filter so the incandescent light doesn't interfere with my photography.
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Born in Florence to American expatriate parents, John Singer Sargent (1856–1925) is considered Europe's leading portrait painter of the Edwardian era. He was educated at both Accademia delle Belle Arti and Paris's École des Beaux Arts. While in Paris, under the guidance of Émile–Auguste Carolus–Duran, a portraitist and muralist, Sargent learned to paint directly from observation without first sketching, employing a fluidity, influenced by the Impressionists. Sargent created more than 2,900 paintings, mainly portraits and landscapes from his travels across the Atlantic, Europe, the Middle East and America. We've collected some of his finest public domain paintings in this collection, including his most famous opus, Madame X, they are all available to download under the CC0 license.
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This was taken this weekend at home when I was too lazy to venture out for a photoshoot. We (We here includes my wife) had taken out our camera to capture a spider in its web but it proved too complex with the lights being a bit too harsh and the spider being too small.... After repeated tries, we decided to go to the 2nd floor open terrace to see if there is anything interesting there. The sun had just started going down and the decision to capture some urban sunset shots was very natural.
The building here is an apartment complex opposite to our house and the lines were playing tricks with my eye on whether there was any tilt with the photo. I checked with the lines feature of photoshop to make sure there is no tilt but the optical illusion is still there........
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PANORAMA CITY - The Los Angeles Fire Department's Recruit Training Academy Class 22-2 celebrated their class graduation on December 15, 2022, as they became proud probationary members of the LAFD.
Friends and family of the graduates were joined by City of Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley and civic and community leaders, in congratulating and welcoming the 48 newest members of the Department in a ritual filled ceremony that was also streamed live on-line.
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Copenhagen Light Festival February 2021.
Installation description from copenhagenlightfestival.org/lightworks-2021/:
DICHROIC SPHERE
WHO: Jakob Kvist
WHERE: Træbryggen ved BLOX, 1473 København K
WHEN: From 6 – 8 am and again from 5 – 10.30 pm
ABOUT THE LIGHT WORK
Dichroic Sphere @ BLOX is a geodetic construction of wood with applied dichroic foil, that with the help of a single light bulb lights up the area around.
The special dichroic foil bends the light in colors depending on what angle and what time of the day it’s viewed. When combined with the geodetic wood construction the color pattern will be consistent no matter what angle it’s viewed from, which gives Dichroic Sphere @ BLOX a preternatural visual appearance.
Dichroic Sphere @ BLOX can be seen from a great distance where it lightens up the surroundings and casts a net of shadows from all around the piece of art.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Jakob Kvist (1985), Lighting Designer
Jakob Kvist is an internationally renowned and awarded lighting designer, doing temporary and permanent multidisciplinary works in the field between art, design, architecture and performance. Jakob has previously been featured at Roskilde Festival, Trailerpark festival, Frost Festival, Copenhagen Light Festival, Strøm, Festival, Nikolaj Kunsthal, Roskilde Kommune, Helsingør Kommune, Helsingør Kommune, Københavns Kommune, Kulturby Aarhus and the Royal Danish Theatre. He’s been multidisciplinary projects with artist such as MØ, Phlake, Cph Phil, Den Sorte Skole, Bisse, When Saints Go Machine, WhoMadeWho and Mike Sheridan. Jakob was recently nominated for the Danish Lighting Award 2019 for the permanent exhibition Smartphonemania, was featured on the cover of renowned Roof Magazine in 2018, has been featured the in the book “Superlux, Smart Light Art, Design and Architecture for Cities”, and received “event of the year” 2014 from Politiken, for the multidisciplinary work Panorama at Tietgenkollegiet.
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I really can't remember the details of this shot. It's been a while.
But I had one snooted flash coming from the left, somewhere. I don't remember what settings or which flash it was. The ball was on my dresser, which is cherry and very reflective.
And just to the right of the ball, out of the frame, is a large mirror that is attached to my dresser. So the specular highlight is actually a reflection of the actual light.
It's been too long since I did some DS106 Radio live streaming, running one tonight at Hacker You in Toronto for CC Canada's Fireside chat with David Wiley and Ryan Merkley
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Created for the Art Uni International - 10th Competition - Magical Landscape
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35/365 Photo Manipulations Project
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Starter image - h,koppdelaney
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Farmhouse - Rwill
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Tree - treehouse1977
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