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Caledonia Station: Janice Kerbel
Born 1969. Canadian. Kerbel works in mixed media. In the past decade, Kerbel has garnered commissions from public-art organization Artangel, institutions including Chisenhale Gallery and Badischer Kunstverein in Karlsruhe, and exhibited at galleries including Tate Britain, the ICA London, Kunsthalle Wien and the Whitechapel Art Gallery. In 2011, she won the Paul Hamlyn Award for artists. In 2015, she was a Turner Prize nominee.
“Ride of Your Life” by Janice Kerbel. Image via Metrolinx
The Ride of Your Life is a series of large-scale mosaic wall works for Caledonia station. Mosaic tile has played an important role in the history of rapid transit – used in signage, architecture and design. Using a process of mosaic traditionally employed for lettering and signage, high contrast black and white tiles will form large-scale text compositions composed of multiple typefaces and sizes. Recalling letterpress posters from early 20th century, The Ride of Your Life will use the hyperbolic language of fairground posters to evoke a sense of wonder.
B-LRT Airbus A350-941 (137) Cathay Pacific Airways
- Manchester International Airport / EGCC 02-10-2019
Excerpt from www.canadianinteriors.com/2018/01/18/metrolinx-unveils-pu...:
Caledonia Station: Janice Kerbel
Born 1969. Canadian. Kerbel works in mixed media. In the past decade, Kerbel has garnered commissions from public-art organization Artangel, institutions including Chisenhale Gallery and Badischer Kunstverein in Karlsruhe, and exhibited at galleries including Tate Britain, the ICA London, Kunsthalle Wien and the Whitechapel Art Gallery. In 2011, she won the Paul Hamlyn Award for artists. In 2015, she was a Turner Prize nominee.
“Ride of Your Life” by Janice Kerbel. Image via Metrolinx
The Ride of Your Life is a series of large-scale mosaic wall works for Caledonia station. Mosaic tile has played an important role in the history of rapid transit – used in signage, architecture and design. Using a process of mosaic traditionally employed for lettering and signage, high contrast black and white tiles will form large-scale text compositions composed of multiple typefaces and sizes. Recalling letterpress posters from early 20th century, The Ride of Your Life will use the hyperbolic language of fairground posters to evoke a sense of wonder.
If you ride the Kelana Jaya Line, formerly known as Putra LRT, you can take this kind of a shot since there's no driver in front of the carriage. Try it, it's fun.
P/S: I whisked away a few "Pendatang Asing" and drawn the interest in photography from a few bystanders.
This is the opposite end of the LRT (Light Rapid Transit) station. The ribbed looking roof was the unusual architectural element that caught my eye.
The was Old Klang Rd Bus station decades ago. The old building was torn down and replaced with this. Now it is till a bus station with LRT at the back. And the gov had changed to a some name that I don't know.
Gifford Transport Group ran a selection of vehicles on what would of been the annual open day by Lothian Buses to bring some vintage to the streets of Edinburgh during these hard times we are currently living in.
LRT EWS833D at Tollcross heading anti-clockwise on Shoppabus Route 6. 26th September 2020.
Early-morning Novemember light at Dana Point. My friend Moe Moe pulled the camera out to get a few pics before breakfast
Early-morning Novemember light at Dana Point. My friend Moe Moe pulled the camera out to get a few pics before breakfast
Early-morning Novemember light at Dana Point. My friend Moe Moe pulled the camera out to get a few pics before breakfast
Early-morning Novemember light at Dana Point. My friend Moe Moe pulled the camera out to get a few pics before breakfast
Line up of vintage LRT vehicles with the modern Lothian 1051 at SVBM Open Weekend at Lathalmond. 19th August 2018.
Now,LRT (Light Rail Transit) Jabodebek is still proccessing. Previously, PT Inka who made this train, already delivering 4 trainset to Stasiun Harjamukti,Cibubur. LRT cars is light EMU which using electrity source by 3rd Rail System. I hope next years, the LRT Project already finished.
Yep, this is going to be (maybe, if possible) one of the new Eglington Crosstown LRT stations.
Nikon F5 - AF Nikkor 35mm 1:2D - Kodak Tri-X 400 @ ASA-320
Zone Imaging 510-Pyro (1+100) 8:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700 + Silverfast 9 SE
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
Early-morning Novemember light at Dana Point. My friend Moe Moe pulled the camera out to get a few pics before breakfast
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Mount Dennis Station: Hadley + Maxwell
Active since 1997. Canadian. Known for installations, performances and writings that employ diverse media to rework iconic images and traditional forms as they are expressed in pop-cultural, artistic and political movements. Exhibitions include Contemporary Art Gallery (Vancouver), Künstlerhaus Bethanien (Berlin), Smart Project Space (Amsterdam), and Project Art Centre, Dublin, and group exhibitions at the Power Plant (Toronto), the National Gallery of Canada, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, the Seattle Art Museum, La Kunsthalle Mulhouse (France), Witte de With (Rotterdam), and the 19th Biennale of Sydney.
“Up to This Moment” by Hadley + Maxwell. Image via Metrolinx
Up to This Moment is a video artwork installed in the upper concourse of Mount Dennis station, visible from Eglinton Avenue. The artwork is an evolving visual archive that documents the changes at the site of Kodak Heights, in the local community of Mount Dennis. Inspired by Ovid’s epic poem Metamorphoses, the video presents a different moving image of transformation every day. The background to the video screen is made of glass panels imprinted with a text collage, offering a meditation on creation, destruction and renewal.