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Some images from my current Exhibit in the grand church of Deventer. Check more images on my website: www.bartros.nl
The United States Lightship LV-87/WAL-512 (Ambrose) is a riveted steel lightship built in 1907 and served at the Ambrose Channel lightship station from December 1, 1908,until 1932,and in other posts until her decommissioning in 1966.It is one of a small number of preserved American lightships, and now serves as a museum ship at the South Street Seaport Museum in southern Manhattan, New York City.
In 1921,the first radio beacon in the United States was installed in the ship's radio shack.This addition greatly assisted ships navigating the congested Ambrose Channel in dense fog. LV-87 would also be the last steam-powered vessel to hold the Ambrose Channel post.
After the end of her Ambrose Channel assignment in 1932, LV-87 underwent a major refit, most significantly switching from steam propulsion to a direct drive Winton Diesel engine,as well as the removal of her anchor burton on her bow and a reorganization of her deck structures.Afterward,the ship was assigned to various posts which included being used as an examination vessel during World War II.Although her final post was at the Scotland Station she is commonly known by the name of her most famous station,Ambrose.
LV-87 was decommissioned on March 4,1966,from the Coast Guard after 59 years of service. In 1968 she was given to the South Street Seaport Museum in Lower Manhattan.Currently she is moored at Pier 16 on the East River and is used as a floating exhibit.In April 1989,the lightship was declared a National Historic Landmark-Wikipedia
Looking for a mate. Snowy Egret (Egretta thula) at the Delores Fenwick Nature Center in Pearland, Texas.
This is an imagined skeleton of a creature in Hindu mythology. Being part elephant, crocodile, fish and more, Makara was believed to have been able to roam in multiple realms. An exhibit at UrMu (Urban Museum) in Kuala Lumpur.
It was a genuine pleasure to attend the opening of Kimma and Declan McGregor's "Love's Journey" exhibit at the Maison De La Chouette last night. The exhibit is a beautifully presented tale, told with images and prose, of the couple's very real love story. It is heart warming to see such joy, more still to share the experience in the company of friends.
I went to see this wonderful exhibit and have posted several photos of my experience. Will post more tomorrow.
collage, part of mail-art exhibition organized by Ric Kassini Kadour, as part of larger exhibition "Structures", in Rokeby Museum (Vermont, USA, August 24 - October 27, 2019.
(size 30x23.5 cm)
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HIS-TORY Exhibit (2017)
The Leslie Powell Foundation Gallery, Lawton, OK
Artist: Robert Peterson (Caleblee81.Com)
Titles (Left to Right
Golden Frida
The Rose that Grew from the Concrete (Tupac)
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EN: Photos exhibition (by Peter Windfield) in the small vilage of Martagny (27-Normandy)
FR : Le petit village de Martagny (27), perdu au milieu de nulle part, tente de donner un peu d'animation estivale à ses petits chemins, en organisant cette année un festival de photos en extérieur (Un peu plus d’une centaine d’œuvres exposées, de six "vrais bons" professionnels, donc dignes d’intérêt)
Bel effort louable de quelques volontaires locaux, mais succès mitigé…
Malgré le week-end, j'étais le seul sur place et pas vu l'ombre ni d'un visiteur, ni d'un photographe exposant ! Triste festival, pas du tout festif !
N'est pas "Le festival de La Gacilly" qui veut ! (très beau festival de photos breton à recommander)
En dessous du cimetière (Faute de visiteurs, les défunts, au moins, apprécieront cette rare "effervescence" villageoise !) ce chemin (de croix ?) est parsemé de sympathiques photos de Peter Windfield.
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Musical instrument artistically decorated for The Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra Fundraiser auction.
Exhibited at The Leslie Powell
Foundation Gallery
Artist: Ron Bass
Just received my first exhibit showing some of my bald eagle photography at the Murchison Performing Arts Center at UNT, sponsored by the Greater Denton Arts Council. It's an honor to be selected. The show will continue through May 2022. There is also an online exhibit at dentonarts.com/lockwood for those of you who are not local to the DFW area. The photographs are 20x30 inches on metal. A portion of all proceeds go to the Greater Denton Arts Council, and I am donating 100% of the show's profits to a scholarship endowment fund to support photography students at UNT.
“Perlan – the Pearl – is an immersive museum that showcases Iceland’s extraordinary landscapes and nature in an accessible and engaging way. Its impressive hands-on, interactive exhibits and shows explain the country’s landforms, geology and wildlife. State-of-the-art technology elevates Perlan from an ordinary museum to one that guests will find innovative and memorable.
Alongside a fascinating display that focuses on the characteristics of Iceland’s changing glaciers, visitors can step into a hundred-metre-long artificial ice cave. An estimated 350 tons of snow gathered from Icelandic mountains were used in its construction. In graphic contrast, the museum’s Forces of Nature exhibit addresses the country’s volcanic systems and geothermal activity.
Styrmir, the museum’s spectacular indoor geyser, shoots a jet of water 25 metres into the air through the central atrium.
In Perlan’s domed 150-seat planetarium, the spotlight turns to the Aurora Borealis. Utilising 8K projection and 7.1 surround sound, the breathtaking Áróra show takes guests on a spellbinding journey through the origins and legends associated with the Northern Lights, bringing it vividly – and reliably – to life.
Perlan’s striking architecture adds an extra dimension to a visit. Located on Öskjuhlíð, the tallest hill in Reykjavik, it’s an easily recognised landmark, comprising six water tanks that support a glass dome which floods the interior with light. The museum’s wraparound observation deck offers an uninterrupted 360° panorama of the Icelandic capital and its surroundings.
Perlan represents Iceland in a nutshell. As such, it makes an ideal first or last stop on every tourist’s itinerary, whether they plan to venture beyond Reykjavik or choose to remain in the capital.”
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If you have a few minutes check out the short film about this exhibit. Amazing in 3D. Narrated by Sophie Renoir...great granddaughter of Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
Abraham Ratter (American, 1893-1978)
Hommage à Cocteau, 1971
Wool tapestry, 70 ¾ × 55 ¼ in.
Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art, on loan from the St. Petersburg College Foundation
It was interesting and a surprise to see these tapestries hanging randomly in a exhibit of Florida crafts. I had never seen them unwrapped, they spent their time rolled and wrapped in brown paper on a upper shelf with tapestries by Shahn and Hirsch. I thought that like the other artists tapestries we carried they were woven in France but the reference I found on line said they were Israeli but I am not sure if that is a manufacturer or a geographic designation.
Nine years ago, I arrived from Seattle with my partner Agnieszka, a little luggage, a camera and an open mind and heart to a new life in Poznan. Within the first week, I knew I was already falling in love with being here and the colorful autumn atmosphere was just beginning to whisper promises of so much more to come. I started out my adventure in Poznan by taking pictures of this new life abroad so I could show my family and friends back home how beautiful it was here and the discoveries I made along the way. Trams became a point of fixation and I loved sitting in the window seat watching my personal cinema unfold as it rolled through the city or glide past me from my pedestrian vantage point. The city streets that I walked everyday allowed me to feel the mood of the city and breathe its life with each passing season which inspired me to seek out stories of strangers that helped me understand my own walk in life. The atmospheric color of autumn and the chilling light of winter made me swoon with amazement and as each ended, I was already thinking about the next ones to come. Spring and summer brought longer days and a bounty of unexpected nostalgia as I was often reminded of my youth in Washington State and sometimes the light was so similar I felt like I had stepped back into my past and might be late for school. For almost seven years I lived in the heart of Jezyce, walking the streets, drinking coffee, buying my goods, and of course photographing daily life and simple moments that captured my attention and moved me. I opened a coffee shop in the Pasaz Apollo and for many wonderful years this gave me a reason to wake up at 5am and walk into the city chasing and photographing light every day of the year while getting lost in long shadows and the mysteries of sunrise and the early morning hours. For almost seven years I called Poznan my home and it is an honor to know that those seven years have shaped my life in extraordinary ways , inspired me to further pursue a life in photography and chasing light and that every moment of those years will remain firmly embedded in my soul along with a catalog of moments that make me smile at the memory of them. I arrived with an open heart and mind, but it was the people of Poznan who embraced me, made me feel welcome and that I belonged here, giving me new purpose in my new home. As always, thank you.
Photography exhibit at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. I've been reading a Definitive Visual History of Photography and wish I had finished the book prior to seeing the exhibit. I have so much to learn. I still thought the exhibit was phenomenal and have a few pics of my own to upload. I really liked this guys shiny, shiny yellow hat.
Terrific Saturday to you.
Radio Veritas Marian Exhibit 2009
October 8-14, 2009
SM Mall of Asia:
Recamadero: Fr. Estelito Villegas
What I loved most about the museum was the little acrylic blocks with numbers on them, beside each item. This matched up with the description placed discretely somewhere else..
Grand Marian Exhibit 2009
National Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima
Museo Valenzuela
Valenzuela City
May 3-17, 2009
Familia Perez, Diaz y Mendoza
photographer: Borsos József (1821 - 1883)
(c.a. 1868 - 1874)
BORSOS József was a painter and a photographer
Exhibition, Hungarian National Gallery, June 18 - October 25, 2009
"József Borsos was one of the most talented Hungarian artists of the 19th century; he was also one of the most mysterious ones. Some of his compositions, such as Girls after the Ball or Home Guard, are among the most popular works of 19th-century Hungarian art, yet his artistic personality is hardly known to the public at large. His life story could have been lifted from the pages of a novel: from a successful painter he moved on to become a highly sought-after photographer first, and a restaurateur later - yet hardly any documentary evidence has survived about the specific details of his life, which could provide us with background information to the major decisions he made in life. The fact that many of his artworks have gone missing further obscures the picture."
www.mng.hu/kiallitasok/idoszaki/aktualis/borsos_english
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Borsos Jósef
CS.KIR. UDVARI
fényképész
PESTEN
országút 42. sz.
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"A 19. században nem volt ritka, hogy festőművészek fényképezéssel is foglalkoztak hosszabb-rövidebb ideig; sokan, mint Borsos is, egészen áttértek az új művészeti ágra. A művészi fényképezés megteremtésének vágya rendkívül erős volt bennük; festészeti akadémiai tudásukat, komponáló tehetségüket arra használták, hogy fejlesszék a technika által vezérelt új műipart. A fényképészeti műhelyek Európa fővárosaiban a középosztály erősödésével egyre fontosabb helyekké váltak. Az 1860-as évek elején tízről hatvanra emelkedett a pesti fényképészek száma. Az udvarokban, kertekben, házak között felállított fényképészeti műhelyek, a korszakban közkedvelt "üvegszalonok" ideiglenes építmények, pavilonok voltak. A műtermek központi üvegcsarnokában függönyök és fényterelők segítségével szükség szerint felső, elülső vagy oldalfényeket lehetett beállítani.
Borsos műtermének helyszíne, a régi egyetemi füvészkert 1850-től elhanyagoltan várta sorsa alakulását. Az építkezések megkezdéséig bérbe adták Borsos József és Doctor Albert fényképészeti cégének. Borsos 1870-ig ezen a helyen dolgozott, majd az egyetemi építkezések megkezdésekor távoznia kellett. Ekkor a pesti belvárosba, a Deák utca 4. szám alá költözött, ahol a tetőtérben, viszonylag magasan elhelyezkedő "galambdúc" már 1861-től működő fényképírda volt. Borsos 1875 májusáig dolgozott itt, majd az épület megrepedezett, életveszélyessé vált, utóbb lebontották. A következő helyszín a Kristóf tér 5. szám volt, ahol 1877. áprilisáig maradt a vejével, Varságh Jánossal közösen alapított cég. Az utolsó egy évben az újraegyesült cég a Borsos-Doctor-Varságh nevet viselte: Borsos és Varságh Doctor Albert műtermébe, az Erzsébet tér 1. szám alá költözött.
Borsos József fényképein megelevenedik Pest az 1860-as években. A megörökíttetés vágya olyan nagy volt, hogy előkelőségeink, arisztokraták és más vezető személyiségek, hírességek mind bevonultak a műtermekbe. A műhely az arisztokrácia reprezentációját szolgálta. Ezzel együtt hirtelen kialakult az arcképek nagyarányú gyűjtésének szokása, otthoni albumokba rendezése. Mint újdonságok, egy ideig ezek az arcképek és arckép-gyűjtemények képezték a pesti szalonokban az esti beszélgetések fő tárgyát.
Borsosról tudjuk, hogy 44.000 számozott negatívot készített műhelyében. Ennek nagysága akkor érthető meg, ha figyelembe vesszük, hogy Pest lakossága 1857-ben 131.705 fő volt, mely 1869-re 200.706 főre emelkedett, A lakosság harmada nála örökíthette meg magát.
Az 1867-es kiegyezést megalkotó, illetve a Ferenc József, osztrák császár magyar királlyá koronázását végrehajtó 360 képviselő díszalbumának elkészítése, a Liszt Ferencről és családjáról, valamint Madách Imréről készített fotók, illetve a Nemzeti Színház személyzetéről készített album a legjelentősebb alkotások Borsos fényképészeti tevékenységében. Az 1871-es londoni világkiállításra kiküldött színezett arcképfotóiért és a Lánchídról készített felvételeiért oklevéllel ismerték el."
Farkas Zsuzsa
www.mng.hu/kiallitasok/idoszaki/aktualis/borsos_foto
A Borsos kiállításról:
www.mng.hu/kiallitasok/idoszaki/aktualis/borsos_nyito
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Farkas Zsuzsa
"Borsos József második élete"
A museum exhibit hall in Cincinnati, Ohio full of protest signs from anti-Trump demonstrations. The Smithsonian it ain't...
38ème Salon champenois du véhicule de collection
Parc des Expositions
Reims (51), France.
Video: youtu.be/l2WbctvJfWk
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"Venetians" (vases wit handles) by Dale Chihuly
OKCMOA exhibit
Oklahoma City, OK
Grand Marian Exhibit 2009
National Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima
Museo Valenzuela
Valenzuela City
May 3-17, 2009
Marc Dalma
I was there, hiding behind Belmakor (when he wasn't hiding under my skirt oO), totally shy...
Thanks again to everybody who showed up. I luv you all! <3
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J'étais là, me cachant derrière Belmakor (quand il ne se cachait pas sous ma jupe oO), totalement intimidée...
Merci à tout le monde qui est venu. Je vous aime tous!! <3
This photo is a part of a Stray Life series. The project started in 2010, it is meant to document the life of stray cats of Amorgos. So far it has reached more or less 100 black and white photographs, some published and exhibited in various places. Check @landofforgottenstrays on Instagram to see more of this project.
… rain has just stopped pouring in Bristol’s Floating Harbour.
Watch it properly @ Gallery Minimal
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