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here it is! new 7.5m 'echo' design labyrinth, 7 circuits with 14 turns. flexible acrylic paint on ripstop polyester. produced by Alana, Chris, Marj. mental health support from Mum, Snee, and other angelic friends. provision of venue and kind assistance by Brisbane City Council Riverstage staff and Botanic Gardens staff. world premiere - you saw it here first!
Jaume Plensa is renowned for his monumental and psychologically engaging public art.
His sculpture Echo is named for the mountain nymph of Greek mythology who offended the goddess Hera—she kept her engaged in conversation and prevented her from spying on one of Zeus’ amours. To punish Echo, Hera deprived the nymph of speech, except for the ability to repeat the last words spoken by another.
Plensa created this monumental head of Echo with her eyes closed, seemingly listening or in a state of meditation. The work is situated on the shoreline of the park, where Echo looks out over Puget Sound in the direction of Mount Olympus.
01 - Friction
02 - In The Midnight Hour
03 - Soul Kitchen
04 - Action Woman
05 - Paint It Black
06 - Run Run Run
07 - Angels And Devils
08 - The Killing Moon
09 - The Cutter
10 - Rescue
11 - A Promise
12 - Gods Will Be Gods
13 - Do It Clean (cut)
14 - Back Of Love
15 - All That Jazz
16 - My Kingdom
17 - Heads Will Roll
18 - Heaven Up There
19 - Interview with parts of
Soul Kitchen and Paint It Black
Oh this fabric! I ordered some online from the Eternal Maker in the UK, after reading this post: www.needlesandlemons.com/2011/10/stash-note-34.html. I got them 3 days later and they are stunning! Will have to order the other prints too...
Avant dernière répétition (oh, déjà ;o(( de ce projet de Foule Chantante.
Après le premier mouvement, au Roazhon Park pour le match Suède-Chili de la coupe du monde de football féminin (dont je n'ai pas pu prendre de photos pour une sombre histoire de droit à l'image ;o((, nous nous sommes retrouvé-e-s dimanche dernier au Thabor pour préparer le deuxième mouvement qui aura lieu ce vendredi dans le cadre de la fête de la musique...
Démarrage à 19 h au kiosque, au cloître et à la volière ... soyez-là, ça va être super !!!
ContactLab e illy caffè vincono un ECHO Award Bronzo nella categoria Product Manufacturing & Distribution e il Premio Speciale Email Marketing con la Campagna: illy – la ricetta dell’e-mail marketing.
The basements of Diocletian's palace were mostly set up to echo the ground plan at street level above them, so as better to support the structures there. It was quite strange standing in these excellently preserved chambers and imagining the elegant reception halls above in which the former Emperor would have entertained - most of which have now vanished apart from a few bits of wall here and there incorporated into other buildings.
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Picture was taken on August 7th 2014 at Toronto Zoo
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Over the past three decades, the celebrated Spanish sculptor Jaume Plensa has established an international reputation for creating public sculptures that are both monumental in scale and emotionally engaging in subject. Working in a wide variety of materials, Plensa has invigorated the practice of figurative sculpture with works that examine the intersection of the human form, language and communication, and global citizenship. Echo, a new site-specific sculpture for Madison Square Park, marks Plensa’s long-awaited New York City public space debut, and constitutes the largest monolithic work of art to be presented in Mad. Sq. Art’s seven-year history.
Echo, Plensa’s commission for Madison Square Park, depicts a nine-year old girl from Plensa’s Barcelona neighborhood, lost in a state of thoughts and dreams. Standing forty-four feet tall at the center of the park’s expansive Oval Lawn, Echo’s towering stature and white marble-dusted surface harmoniously reflect the historic limestone buildings that surround the park. Both monumental in size and inviting in subject, the peaceful visage of Echo creates a tranquil and introspective atmosphere amid the cacophony of central Manhattan.
Plensa’s sculpture also refers to an episode in Greek mythology in which the loquacious nymph Echo is forced as punishment to repeat only the thoughts of others. Plensa’s Echo plays on the narrative of this Greek myth by depicting a young girl’s face in a state of reverie, translating this sculptural portrait into a physical monument of the internalized voices of the thousands of daily visitors to Madison Square Park.