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tamanegi-kobo Echo(aloha-shirt) size L , Default

African print

柄合わせはほんのりと。。。

回聲樂團 (Echo Band)

交換禮物聖誕趴

後台咖啡 Back Stage

2019.12.21(Sat)

Photo : Sundance Lee

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Part 9 of Cleaning out my Childhood Bedroom: ECHO KEYLLER

 

This was my first Sound Effects Library. It was truly the greatest.

 

Echo Point, Katoomba, Blue Mountains

A note for Echo Audio

Using the tangle pattern Echoism and changing it into hearts.

ms Echo (JR Shipping) ten anker Macapa (ingang Amazone Rivier) wachtend op de autoriteiten en loodsen

This is not her first snow. That came early. We have photos of her and her littermates... just a few weeks old... with Echo poking her little snout into crunchy snow beside a river in Merritt.

 

Needless to say, she's thrilled with this new snow. (We've been having a pretty good time too!)

Snickers is an Australian Shepherd female who belongs to my brother [and his family]. They are busy so I try to take Snickers hiking with Echo at least once a week since they get along so well.

 

Couldn't decide on the processing for this one- retouched with LR4, CS5, and PP64

 

Lit with an alienbees B800 and small DIY softbox from overhead, reflector below held by model. Powered on location in Annapolis with a vagabond mini

 

A850 and Zeiss

 

www.frankwithersphoto.com

Amazon Echo by Best AI Assistant

 

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It is strange what a difference a small thing like replacing the statue can have on a view like this. It seemed to give a much greater sense of focus and direction to the line of the avenue through the woods.

 

It didn't go unnoticed either. Practically everyone noticed the new addition on the old plinth. Most people were convinced that it was in fact a real statue not the 2D flat cardboard replacement I had made the day previously.

A little bit of shadow painting at Lock Lane

Echo Johnson is the Playboy Playmate of the Month for January 1993.

Glen Echo Park, Glen Echo, Montgomery County, MD

Zachary Zufreur looks great in Shiki's Echoes Mesh Outfit in Black.

 

marketplace

marketplace.secondlife.com/p/SHIKI-ECHOES-blazer-outfit-B...

 

slurl

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Echo Mountain via Sam Merrill trail in Altadena CA. Taken during Malibu Fires.

Echo Amphitheater in Abiquiu, NM. This was taken on 4/24/2015.

Thor's Echo glows after a second-place finish in the $250,000 Ancient Title Stakes (gr. I) during the Oak Tree meet at Santa Anita Park racetrack in Arcadia, California, United States. He went on to win the Breeder Cup Sprint (gr. I) en route to champion sprinter honors. (Oct. 7, 2006)

 

(I blacked out the background)

Echo Arena Liverpool 2017

Winging It

This was the inside of the bus. It didn't actually have any seats inside. Just junk.

 

View large on black.

 

Echo Lake Incinerator

Fort Worth, Texas

Chris Patricia Hänsel, stv. Vorsitzende der Evangelischen Jugend Berlin-Brandenburg-schlesische Oberlausitz (EJBO)

The first visitors to Indian Echo Caverns, most likely were the Susquehannock Indians. They lived along the Swatara creek, upon which the mouth of the caverns sits. It is currently believed that they used the caverns as a refuge during inclement weather because of the constant 52° temperature inside the caverns. The Susquehannock vanished from the area in the 1670's leaving the region around the caverns virtually unoccupied.

 

The first non-Native American explorers of the caverns were most likely French fur trappers. They traveled along the rivers and creeks of the north east during the latter part of the 17th Century and into the early 18th Century. Most likely they discovered the mouth of the caverns as they traveled on the Swatara Creek. These intrepid explorers wrote about their tales in the caverns attracting more and more explorers.

 

The Caverns were first opened to the general public in 1929, when Mr. John Bieber opened the doors to the caverns. Mr. Bieber realized that many people wishing to visit the caverns might be put off by the treacherous, uneven terrain that nature created. Bieber undertook a massive commercialization process, in which all of the pathways in the caverns were made safe for travel, as well as opening up many rooms closed off because of huge mineral deposits. The caverns were a natural Mecca of the region, attracting thousands of visitors in its first years. However, sadly, the caverns fell upon hard times during the Great Depression, and Mr. Bieber lost ownership to the bank. All was not lost, for in 1942, Mr. Edward S. Swartz, a Hershey native purchased the caverns. Today, the ownership of the caverns still remain in his family, with hundreds of thousands of visitors walking the paths of the Susquehannocks each year.

 

www.indianechocaverns.com/history.htm

Photo shoot with model Nikki Echo

FIRST TRI FOR BOTH OF US. SPRINT DISTANCE!!!

Photo: Ryoma Suzuki

写真:鈴木竜馬

 

Group show "The Act of Painting, Intuition (Works on paper)"

Gallery Echo-ann Ginza, Tokyo

2021.03.02-11

  

この度、ギャラリー枝香庵 Flatにて オランダを拠点とした

The Act of Painting "絵画と行為"(TAOP) の日本での2回目となる展覧会

"The Act Of Painting INTUITION (Works on paper)" を開催させていただく運びとなりました。

TAOPは、抽象絵画の意味を探求しながら、世界を巡り活動する国際的なアーティスト集団です。

今回のテーマは "直感"と"紙の作品"

みなさまとご一緒に抽象絵画について考える機会になりましたら幸いです。

参加作家

1.Geeske Bijker (ゲースケ・ビーカー)

 Berlin, Germany (ベルリン・ドイツ)

2.Raymond Cuijpers (レイモンド・ケホパーズ)

 Amsterdam, The Netherlands (アムステルダム・オランダ)

3.Lukas Gothman (ルカス・ゴスマン)

 Stockholm, Sweden (ストックホルム・スウェーデン)

4.Jeroen Hofhuizen (ジェロエン・ホフフィズン)

 Maastricht, The Netherlands (マーストリヒト・オランダ)

5.Wieteke Heldens (ヴィエテケ・ヘルデンズ)

 New York, U.S.A. (ニューヨーク・アメリカ)

6.Andre Kruysen (アンドレ・クルーセン)

 Den Haag, The Netherlands (ハーグ・オランダ)

7.Ray Moon (レイ・ムーン)

 Maastricht, The Netherlands (マーストリヒト・オランダ)

8.Romee van Oers (ロメー・ヴァン・オアーズ)

 Tilburg, The Netherlands (ティルブルフ・オランダ)

9.Jacco Olivier (ヤッコ・オリヴィエ)

 Amsterdam, The Netherlands (アムステルダム・オランダ)

10.Cole Verhoeven (コール・バーホーベン)

 Amsterdam, The Netherlands (アムステルダム・オランダ)

11.Marie van Vollenhoven (マリー・ヴァン・ヴォレンホーフェン)

 Maastricht, The Netherlands (マーストリヒト・オランダ)

12.Charlotte Warsen (シャーロット・ウォーセン)

 Berlin, Germany (ベルリン・ドイツ)

13. Line Kramer (ライン・クレイマー)

 Rotterdam, The Netherlands (ロッテルダム・オランダ)

14. Astrid Sylwan (アストリッド・シルワン)

 Stockholm, Sweden (ストックホルム・スウェーデン)

15.Mayako Nakamura (中村 眞弥子)

Tokyo, Japan (東京・日本)

 

今回のThe Act Of Painting (以下 TAOP)の日本巡回展は

ギャラリー枝香庵(東京・銀座)をはじめ、パークホテル東京(2021年5月)、宝塚市立文化芸術センター(2021年9月)を予定しております。

 

www.theactofpainting.com

 

ギャラリー枝香庵 (8F)では 中村眞弥子展

"Home Sweet Home・もうひとつの物語"を同時開催します。

あわせてご覧いただけましたら幸いです。

www.facebook.com/events/1351335738579312/

緊急事態宣言の延長。

現時点では しっかりと対策をとりながら

予定通り開催したいと考えております。

どうぞよろしくお願いいたします。

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"The Act Of Painting INTUITION (Works on paper)"

"絵画と行為 "直感" (紙の作品)"

2021年3月2日(火)-11日(木)

11:30-19:00 (日曜日・最終日 -17:00)

〒104-0061 東京都中央区銀座3-3-12 銀座ビルディング8F

Tel 03-3567-8110

◎東京メトロ(丸ノ内線/銀座線/日比谷線)銀座駅 C8出口1分

◎東京メトロ銀座一丁目駅(有楽町線) 8番出口5分

◎JR有楽町駅(山手線/京浜東北線) 5分

ビル左横の細い通路を入りエレベーターでお越しください

echo-ann.jp

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絵画と行為 "直感" (紙の作品)

The Act Of Painting- 現代絵画の可能性を追求するわたしたちの活動にとっ て "直感"は とても重要なものだ。わたしたちは無意識を可視化することに関 心を持っている。絵画を制作する過程で、無意識から生み出される”直感”は、思 考の遥か前からはじまっている。身体意識の延長として筆を用い、絵を描く者は 絵画の中で自己の存在を再確認する。美術家は、自ら創り出す空間の一部となる と同時にそれを観察し、自身の行為について考え、評価している。よって、生み 出される作品はつくり手の個人的な意識に限りなく結びついている。作品には表 現者それぞれの感性により、身体性や構築性が強く現れてくる。

今回発表する紙作品には 無意識を反映した抽象的な概念が 挿入、適応、具体化されている。紙に描いた作品は、美術家の個人的な記録、記念碑的な作品のた めの日記や習作として鑑賞することもできる。それらの作品は 直感的思考そのものであり、変化しながら追求される掴みどころのないイメージでもある。更な る実験の余地があり、例えば油彩画と比較すると柔軟性を帯びている。この柔ら かさ故に、作品には”直感"が反映されている。

美術家集団 "The Act of Painting" による ”直感” (紙作品)の展覧会は 銀座・ギャラリー枝香庵をはじめ、パークホテル東京 コリドーギャラリー34、 宝塚市立文化芸術センター・キューブホール、モエレ沼公園(調整中)へと巡回し ながら、抽象芸術家のための国際的な地位を確立することを目的としている。わ たしたちは常に、絵画に対する新しい接し方を追い求めている。日本各地の展覧 会では、現地のキュレーター、美術家などと交流をしながら、西洋の概念と 東 洋の視点との融合を試みる。その融合は絵画における”直感”の意味を探求する 豊かな土壌を築く 更なる発展の鍵となるだろう。

レイモンド・ケホパーズ (アムステルダム 2021年1月)

 

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We are pleased to announce the exhibition "The Act of Painting “Intuition” (Works on Paper)" at Gallery Echo-Ann (Flat) Ginza Tokyo. It is the second traveling exhibition in Japan by the artist collective, "The Act Of Painting" (TAOP) based in the Netherlands.

TAOP is an international artist collective that travels around the world in search of the meaning of abstract paintings. Their theme for the traveling exhibition in Japan this year is "intuition" reflected on works on paper.

We hope this will be an opportunity for you to feel/think about abstract paintings.

 

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The Act of Painting, Intuition (works on paper)

Intuition covers a great deal of what The Act of Painting collective's exhibitions and projects are about. Selected artists are concerned with making visible the unconscious. In the process of painting, the act itself is often hundredths of a second ahead of the thought. With the brush as an extension of the body's awareness, practitioners create a painterly environment in which their own presence is essential. They are part of the space they are creating and are simultaneously observing, appraising and considering their actions. Thus the works they create are closely related to their personal consciousness. Depending on existential differences the works may have a gestural appearance or a more constructed figure.

In these works on paper the abstract notion of the unconscious is being inserted into the image, adapted, materialized. The works on paper can be seen as personal notes of the artists, journals, studies for large-scaled monumental works. They are thoughts, volatile, searching, non-fixed images. There is room for experiment, the works are less loaded than an oil painting for instance. The lightness provides the brain an opportunity to manifest itself in a more intuitive way.

In this series of exhibitions, starting in Tokyo at Gallery Echo-Ann and continuing at Park Hotel Tokyo, and Takarazuka Arts Center the artist's collective The Act of Painting establishes itself as an international platform for abstract artists. Furthermore, the collective explores new ways of approaching painting. By inviting Japanese artists to participate in the shows, The Act of Painting is merging the eastern vision with the European notion of intuitive painting. The fusion can prove to be a fertile ground for further development in defining intuition.

Raymond Cuijpers, Amsterdam, January 2021

This panorama was stitched together from three landscape shots. It was uncommonly clear this day and not only is the ocean visible (about 37 miles/59 km away) but also Catalina Island (about 60 miles/96 km away). This was taken from Echo Mountain, above Altadena.

So basically, I follow a bunch of Ask Pony roleplay blogs and all of them combine art and writing seriously well. Now while I usually only follow alternate versions of the main characters I do read a bunch of background character blogs as well. It’s actually because of them I’ve been able to give a crap about making the custom pony versions of them.

 

Now, Echo Fleetfoot had such a pretty colour scheme and such a sweet backstory (being blind and having echolocation as her talent) I decided to give doing her hairstyle and eyes would be an awesome challenge.

 

I am debating on giving her rosy cheeks but hey, I got her little buck teeth and eyes mostly well done…

 

Check out her blog here: ask-echo-wonderbolt.tumblr.com/

ECHO Six Transistor green body w/dark green reverse dial,this set looks awesome in person Its a stand out.There are Several versions of this radio in body design and circuity, six transistors 3 transistors and 2 transistors,this one is a early version with holes in the grill,Has Kobe Kogyo TEN transistors inside.Please excuse the reflection in the center brass dial and say hello to the camera.

This cup and saucer set is in an absolutely delightful pattern called “Echo.” This pattern in the Color-Seal line were produced by Franciscan in 1954 only.

Echo Park,

Los Ángeles, California

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