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Currently available on Folksy and Etsy(along with other designs and vintage items). Please see my profile for links to All.Beauteous.Things.
Really really love journaling on magazines! This is some of my current loves.
Blogged: lovingrobots.blogspot.com
by Samara Weiss
directed by Kon Yi
with William Cespedes
Emily Gleeson
and Nathaniel Grams
dramaturgy: Erik Grathwohl
18th - 20th Sept 2021 I cycled solo from Berwick-Upon-Tweed to Birmingham. First day was a coast to coast ride, Berwick to Dovenby via Allonby on the coast. Day two was through the Lakes from Dovenby to Preston. Third day was Preston to home.
Day 1: 193.35km with 2170 metres of climbing
Day 2: 147.64km with 1992 metres of climbing
Day 3: 186.05km with 1533 metres of climbing
A total of 527km/327miles.
The bike is a Ribble Endurance AL, with Hunt MasonXHunt 4 Seasons wheels, tubeless Continental GP5000s and Carradice bike-packing bags. Total weight with full bags/water was nearly 18kgs, which made though big hills feel even bigger!
What at first looks like currents are actually wasps!
A photo grabbed from a street side patisserie in Marrakech.
As part of her commission for Chelmsford, artist Sian Fan worked with members of the community to digitise Chelmsford's waterways. See the new artwork at www.currentdigitalwaterways.com/
About the work:
Sian’s project Current creatively responds to the rich story of Chelmsford and its waterways, celebrating diversity and harnessing digital innovation as part of Essex2020 – Year of Science and Creativity. Current is an interactive website that digitises key sites along the rivers’ path, creating an immersive and creative digital archive. Sian worked with local communities to collect stories, footage, memories, sound recordings and scans to feed into the website. Sian was particularly interested in collaborating with individuals and groups new to working with technology.
Within each page is a selection of digital artefacts captured from physical sites along Chelmsford’s two rivers, the Can and the Chelmer. These include Lidar scans, 3D photogrammetric scans of objects and plants, sound recordings of the river’s ambience and underwater footage of the riverbed. The viewer is able to virtually walk through the environment, creating a sense of space and physicality, revealing layers and perspectives previously unseen.
As a digital artist from Chelmsford this commission was highly relevant to Sian’s practice and experience. Her work explores the space between the digital and the physical, focusing on the experience of engaging with technology. She is interested in what it means to be human in our increasingly digitised and hyperconnected world, and seeks to discover new ways for us to coexist with technology that can enhance our everyday experience.
Sian Fan was appointed for the Chelmsford & Essex2020 Artist Commission, a partnership between Chelmsford City Council and Essex Cultural Diversity Project.
The Border Crossings 3rd edition - European Responses to Current Migration Issues, opening session, took place at ISCTE-IUL on the 1st of july 2019.
Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
Current and former members of the Doupe Lab stand in front of the Sanders Neurosciences Building on the UCSF Mission Bay campus. [Photo: Nicholas Roznovsky]
Current hall staff of Baits Houses sing the Michigan fight song, "The Victors," during the Baits Open House and BBQ on North Campus in Ann Arbor, MI on September 27, 2012.
Photo: Joseph Xu, CoE Communications & Marketing
current exhibit (from 19th of april for one month) at art space Design Island, Culturegion. (See profile Helfe Ihnen)
🎉 For the current 2024-25 academic year, the #Waubonsee Community College Foundation provided 🎓 377 scholarship awards totaling nearly $367K. #WaubonseeWin
Approximately 230 donors, recipients, and guests attended this year’s Scholarship Fest event, which was held on 11/8, in the Academic and Professional Center at the Sugar Grove Campus.
ℹ️ More info: waubonsee.edu/ScholarshipFest
Ralph Mattiaccio III (center) demos the rip current tracking app on a laptop for members of the news media. Photo credit: Marsha Samuel
This is my Final Dress design that i am currently producing. The play that i went and watched was 'Joseph and the technicolour dreamcoat'. From this i looked into the era of the play and decided on one of the characters i wanted to produce a costume for. My choice was Mrs Potipher who is a seductive women in the play. i then went onto look at Egyptian clothing and colours taken from the scene she appeared in. My final design is a tight fitted bodice and skirt with a bonning skirt frame. The brief gven was to choose a character from 'Joseph and the technicolour dreamcoat' and produce an outcome taking into account the playscript requirements.