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Each summer, the Fashion Center BID and the DOT Urban Art Program select an artist to present artwork along Broadway between 36th and 41st Streets in Manhattan. This year, international artist Xin Song presented "Five Elements," a series of five eight-foot tall glass art fixtures. On one side of the structure, the artist implemented traditional Chinese paper-cut techniques creating forms out of site-specific photographs of the neighborhood, and on the reverse side, the artist created silhouettes out of black paper reminiscent of the wrought iron filigree elements found in historic New York City architecture.
The configuration of both paper-cuts formed new images that represented the five elements: water, fire, wood, metal and earth. Together, the structures were an exploration of environmental and personal transformations in New York City's surroundings. A corresponding floral pattern was painted in circular patterns on the plaza pavement to complement the exhibit.
NYCDOT Urban Art Program, Arterventions
Five Elements by Xin Song
Presented with the Fashion Center BID
Broadway Plaza, Broadway between 36th and 41st Streets, Manhattan
He was in a happy mood
after we took in the new
Indiana Jones movie at our
local cinema - which father loved
as much as son -
and so he indulged his old man
afterwards
by quickly donning
a few of his favorite hats
and tossing his red rubber ball
in front of our garage
as I snapped away
to create this
collage of
the beamish boy
times five.
Due to everyone using both lanes for both directions on a two lane road we got into a five hour traffic jam. The subsequent drive was evidently terrifying along the mountain roads, but I didn't notice.
Located in the Staines memorial gardens by the Thames, just behind the old Town Hall (now a pub), the 'Five Swimmers' by David Wynne is a very valuable sculpture that was originally the centrepiece of the Elmsleigh Centre Shopping Centre when it was opened by the Queen in 1980.
It was removed from the shopping centre and went missing for many years (allegedly it was left abandoned in a stone-yard) before finding it's new resting place here.
David Wynne was born in London in 1926, and seems to have had no formal art training. His figurative sculpture concentrates on movement, and includes most notably 'Girl With Doves' (1970), 'The Dancers' (1971) and 'Dancer with Bird' (1975), all to be found in Cadogen Square Gardens. Other works in London are 'Girl with a Dolphin' Chelsea Bridge and 'Boy with a Dolphin', the latter being at the Chelsea School of Art.
Wynne is also credited with designing the 'joined hands' on the modern 50 pence piece to represent European accord.
Five Merlins.There were six but I was behind a high hedge and did not get the Hurricane.The BBMF had done a flypast over Kenley and I was walking near Godstone at the time.
Five Guys #511 (2,891 square feet)
4210 Claiborne Square East, Peninsula Town Center, Hampton, VA
Opened October 6th, 2009
Five Guys #511 (2,891 square feet)
4210 Claiborne Square East, Peninsula Town Center, Hampton, VA
Opened October 6th, 2009
Five Guys #511 (2,891 square feet)
4210 Claiborne Square East, Peninsula Town Center, Hampton, VA
Opened October 6th, 2009
It is sort of a kit supercar. Factory Five builds the frame, body and some other parts. You then use suspension, engine and drive train parts from a 1997-2004 Corvette C5, plus a Porsche G50 or Mendeola trans. You end up with a rear engine car 1000lbs lighter than a vette, with 505hp (if you put in the LS7). So for about $60k you end up with a car that can out handle an Enzo and out accelerate pretty much anything. The kit goes for $25k. Factory Five makes some other models besides this.
Five months today since our first dance, my sweet, precious, beautiful wife. I love you so much ♥♥♥♥♥X
Not all of us have had cash-handling jobs... and/or blacklights.
But money is only worth so much. Hidden value adds nothing.
Each summer, the Fashion Center BID and the DOT Urban Art Program select an artist to present artwork along Broadway between 36th and 41st Streets in Manhattan. This year, international artist Xin Song presented "Five Elements," a series of five eight-foot tall glass art fixtures. On one side of the structure, the artist implemented traditional Chinese paper-cut techniques creating forms out of site-specific photographs of the neighborhood, and on the reverse side, the artist created silhouettes out of black paper reminiscent of the wrought iron filigree elements found in historic New York City architecture.
The configuration of both paper-cuts formed new images that represented the five elements: water, fire, wood, metal and earth. Together, the structures were an exploration of environmental and personal transformations in New York City's surroundings. A corresponding floral pattern was painted in circular patterns on the plaza pavement to complement the exhibit.
NYCDOT Urban Art Program, Arterventions
Five Elements by Xin Song
Presented with the Fashion Center BID
Broadway Plaza, Broadway between 36th and 41st Streets, Manhattan