View allAll Photos Tagged different
Meridan has much thicker, wavier hair than Agent. Agent's hair is fine, not so thin you can see scalp or anything, but it's naturally stick straight. Her bangs lay perfectly, though.
Saison ”Réclamer la terre”
Saison « RÉCLAMER LA TERRE »
Nouvelle saison du PALAIS DE TOKYO
du 15/04/2022 au 04/09/2022
La saison suit "la trace d’artistes qui travaillent autrement les éléments (eau, feu, air, terre) ou la matière dite « naturelle » (végétaux, minéraux…) comme autant de motifs ou de techniques irréductibles à leur simple matérialité". L'idée ? Penser le monde "par-delà nature et culture".
Quatorze artistes, de différentes générations et origines culturelles, examinent ainsi les liens entre le corps et la terre, notre relation primordiale au sol et à tout ce qu’il nourrit, la disparition de certaines espèces, la transmission de récits et savoirs autochtones, le glanage et la collecte, ou encore la justice sociale et la guérison collective.
* Couper le vent en trois - Hélène Bertin, César Chevalier
Cette exposition plonge les visiteurs dans les recherches des deux artistes autour de l'agriculture, se faisant passeurs parmi d'autres "de savoir-faire et d’égards portés à la pratique viticole".
* Gue Ouryao ! Pourquoi t'as peur ! - Laura Henno
L'exposition personnelle de Laura Henno propose aux visiteurs trois installations vidéo, ainsi qu'un ensemble de photographies qui esquissent "les contours mouvants des situations transitoires de personnes qui vivent en marge de la société".
* Sporal - Mimosa Echard
Cette exposition, véritable projet inédit, s'organise autour des champignons et des myxomycètes (des organismes monocellulaires uniques en leur genre, par la place qu'ils occupent dans les sciences de la vie et dans l'imaginaire écologique et futuriste). L'idée : s'interroger sur "les relations particulières qu’ils suggèrent des rapports de l’être humain, de la nature et de l’environnement".
* Nous étions mille sous la table - Aïcha Snoussi
L'artiste tunisienne présente ici sa toute première exposition personnelle au sein du Palais de Tokyo, lui donnant l'occasion de "déployer sa pratique tentaculaire, qui prend sa source dans le dessin, pour embrasser la sculpture, l’installation et la composition sonore".
* A Roof for Silence - Hala Wardé, en collaboration avec Etel Adnan, avec le concours d'Alain Fleischer et Soundwalk Collective
Après un passage par la Biennale de Venise, en 2021, A Roof of Silence, pavillon libanais de la biennale imaginé par Hala Wardé, fait un tour au Palais de Tokyo, en résonance avec cette nouvelle saison.
* Les 20 ans du Jardin aux habitant.tantes - Robert Milin
L'oeuvre, créée en 2002 par Robert Milin, rassemble des jardiniers amateurs autour de l'entretien d'une parcelle de terre arable située contre le Palais de Tokyo. L'occasion d'étudier "son processus collaboratif et de célébrer son évolution à travers une programmation de rencontres, une publication et l’exposition de nouvelles œuvres de Robert Milin consacrées au jardin".
* Le Chant des Astres - Éva Medin
L'artiste étudie la relation entre histoire de l'art, récits spéculatifs de science-fiction, croyances animistes et puissance du sublime en générant des "environnements immersifs", rendant manifeste "la prise de conscience d’un changement d’ère et de statut".
When I first bought her I thought she was lovely but couldn't find a look for her that I liked. Now though, she has a real personality of her own and makes me smile every time I look at her. What a difference a wig makes, hey?
Says: “Abschalten und umdenken” (“Switch off, rethink”). Blow-up poster by the german environmental ministry BMU. Still hung under former minister Jürgen Trittin, Green party.
(panorami) www.flickr.com/photos/59229948@N07/6836215496/in/set-7215... ovvero come ti stupisco con una semplice levetta (o bottone che sia)
PER INGRANDIRE L’IMMAGINE CLICCATE QUA (CLICK HERE TO ENLARGE)
Il MoisEditoriale di oggi si riferisce a Questa Notizia
By Moise
-----------------------------Rough translation in my terrible english (sorry!)---------------------------
Today’s Moise Comics’Scoop refers to this piece of news (in Italian)
By Moise
MURAL DESIGN, The Mural was created over 4 days at the ArtPlay Venue in Moscow, it features around 140 layers of various different stencils all painstakingly cut by hand.
EVENT: Beefeater Gin – Forever London Exhibition
LOCATION: Art-play Moscow
BRIEF:
To create a series of four canvases that embody the spirit of London and then create an site specific Mural working around the same idea.
In August 2010 I was asked by Cement gallery to get involved with the Beefeater Gin – Forever London event that would take place from the end of October 2010 – to mid November. I was asked to create a series of four canvases that captured the London spirit and then pop over to Moscow for a week to create a site specific mural along the same lines, the event culminated in an opening evening where the public could view the work and then an ongoing exhibition lasting for approximately two weeks.
Thanks to Cement and the guys from Chivas & Beefeater for looking after me in Moscow.
Artist Involved:
DBO – www.thisisdbo.com
PURE EVIL - www.flickr.com/pureevilbunny
JAMIE BROWN - www.jamie-brown.co.uk
CEMENT GALLERY - www.cement-gallery.com
SUPER JUNIOR PostersSuper Junior has released and contributed in 19 different kinds of records with varying degrees of success.[3] Over the years, they have been divided into smaller sub groups, simultaneously targeting different music industries and audiences. Largely due to Super Junior's success as entertainers, other Korean entertainment managements began to train their music groups in other areas of entertainment, such as acting and hosting.[3] In addition to their commercial success, Super Junior has earned four music awards from the M.NET/KM Music Festival, another four from the Golden Disk Awards, and is the second singing group to win Favorite Artist Korea at the MTV Asia Awards after JTL in 2003
Check this SUPER JUNIOR posters here:
http:imagesis.com
Not long after boy band TVXQ's debut in 2003, news about Lee's unprecedented plans of forming another boy band quickly spread on the Internet. In early 2005, Lee confirmed the news and announced that an all-boy project group of twelve members would debut near the end of the year, promoting this singing group to be "The Gateway to Stardom of Asia."[7] Lee announced that that most members in this group were chosen because of their performing experiences as actors, MCs, models, and radio hosts prior debut. Heechul and Kibum were already established entertainers, and most of the other members had already made various kinds of appearances on television and media.[8][9][10] Highly inspired by the rotational concept of Japan's girl group Morning Musume, this group would also experience line-up changes, with new members replacing some selected members every year to keep the group constantly young and all-rounded. This concept was then newly introduced to the K-pop market.
This is not a style of architecture that you associate with El Paso. This is a sports bar on Dyer Street.
Don: You set a high standard of this type of photography. I am just going to have to get up to Albuquerque and learn from a great friend and the master.
Turf houses at Glaumbær. The buildings of the farm group date from different periods of the 19th century and all were built in the turf construction style, which was universal in rural Iceland until about the turn of the 19th century. Then it was gradually replaced by reinforced concrete, which is typical of most contemporary Icelandic construction. The Nordic ancestors of the Icelanders had built for the most part of wood. Extensive turf construction evolved in Iceland owing to acute shortage of large trees. Hence, the buildings at Glaumbaer are the thin shells of wood, all imported, separated from each other and insulated by thick walls of turf, and roofed with a thick layer of sod. The Icelandic grass grows very thickly making this turf and sod strong intertextures of roots and soil.
Such buildings in areas of moderate precipitation can last a century. The roof’s slope must be sloped at the right angle. If it is too steep, the sods crack during dry spells and the grass drains too quickly and withers and water will get through. The same happens if the roofs are too flat and the sods get saturated with water. It is too difficult to erect large structures of turf and sod. Therefore the Icelandic farm was a complex of small, separate buildings. The most used of those were united by a central corridor, but tool and storehouses could only be accessed from outside. The corridor at Glaumbær is about 69 feet (21m) long and provides access to 9 of the 13 houses of the farm. Two intermediate doors along the corridor in addition to the front door kept cold from penetrating the living quarters.
Four different videos of some of MUNI's fleet can be seen via the links below:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXdto-ZDKfg
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruPVIMXJCPI
If I were a camera.... what would I see on the other side if Caity was using it?
I would see this or all kinds of unique faces from her!
5-15-08
National Book Foundation 2022 National Book Awards Ceremony, Cipriani Wall Streett, New York, November 16, 2022.
Free pieced letters with background in various neutrals, made from 2 inch squares. Gifted to a singer/songwriter friend, who wrote the line in a song. Machine pieced and hand quilted.
The course aims at improving scientists' personal skills to communicate the value and the results of their research to difference audiences (from children to policy makers) with different media (from face-to-face conference to internet).
--
Foto: Simona Cerrato
It's not a very good quality image, it's done with my phone camera and the light was way to strong...but I got a new haircut today!
I had 2 feet of hair chopped off and donated to LOCKS OF LOVE!
My head feels so light - empty:-)
Anyway I wanted to capture the moment...
39/366
P.S. It looks like I am missing half of my eyebrow; I assure you it's still there!
I'm wearing earrings from my previous photo in the photostream.
Although at different points in their respective career arcs, Larry Fitzgerald and Alshon Jeffrey are vital cogs in their teams' passing game. With Brandon Marshall gone to NY, Alshon is now the Bears' #1 receiver. Fitzgerald seems to improve with age. He continues to strike fear in the hearts of D coordinators across the NFL.