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Strobist: White box made up of foam core, two flashes (one cactus trigger, other in slave mode, both at 1/16th) fired up against the ceiling of the box. Background added in post.
This was a kit that came free with the first issue of Mollie Makes. The cover was easy to make and easily adapted to suit your own requirements.
Photo by Rocco S. Cetera
Woodside, Queens
New York City
June 12, 2021
Art Installation and Tsinelas-Making Workshop with Karl Orozco. To make social distancing possible, the number of participants are limited.
About this event
ORAS NA: Tsinelas-Making Workshop
Art Installation and Tsinelas-Making Workshop with artist Karl Orozco
Date: Saturday June 12, 2021
Schedule:
2 - 3pm - Activation
3-6pm - Workshops
Place: 65th Place Triangle, Woodside, NY 11377 (the event takes place between K’Glen Sari Sari and Red Ribbon Bakery)
Event Description:
“Oras Na” is an art installation and tsinelas-making workshop created by artist Karl Orozco for the Little Manila community in Woodside, Queens to celebrate Philippine Independence Day on June 12. During the workshop, participants will customize tsinelas or flip-flops using elements found on highly-valued sneakers. The making of the tsinelas are an invitation to reflect on the ways footwear has been symbolic of different forms of leadership throughout Philippine history. From the myth of hero Jose Rizal sacrificing his tsinelas, to the infamous shoe collection of former first lady Imelda Marcos, to the so-called “tsinelas leadership” popularized by politician Jesse Robredo, Orozco reminds us it’s time—or “oras na” in Tagalog—to consider the paths we walk and how we get there.
To support the conversation around leadership as it relates to the local Little Manila community, Filipino community organizations—National Alliance for Filipino Concerns - Northeast and the National Federation of Filipino American Associations—will be present to discuss the current issues and needs of the local Filipino community and to encourage civic engagement, including in the upcoming NYC primary election.
Alongside the project will be the installation of modern bahay kubo or nipa hut called The Art Home, created by architect duo Sabrina Herbosa Reyes and Antonio Rivera of Almasphere.
For more information, please visit orasna.bayanihan.nyc or contact lmq.arts@gmail.com.
Community Partners:
This project was done in collaboration with Little Manila Queens Bayanihan Arts and Almasphere, and supported by The Laundromat Project. The community partners include the National Alliance for Filipino Concerns - Northeast and the National Federation of Filipino American Associations. Special thanks to Iglesia Casa de Oración Valientes y Esforzados.
ABOUT
Karl Orozco is an artist and educator based in Albuquerque, NM. He is a multidisciplinary, project-based artist who centers around gaming as a form of community building and cultural exchange. Karl was the 2017 National Artist-in-Residence at the Neon Museum of Las Vegas, NV, and received the inaugural 2018 Art in the Parks grant for Flushing Meadows Corona Park. www.karlorozco.com/
Little Manila Queens Bayanihan Art is a collaboration between artists and cultural workers who support community-based arts and creative placekeeping efforts by and for the diasporic Filipino community in Woodside, Queens and the greater NYC area. Follow our work at littlemanilaqueens.org and Instagram @littlemanilaqueens
The Laundromat Project This initiative is sponsored by The Laundromat Project’s Create Change Program, a program designed to connect communities and artists in meaningful ways. www.laundromatproject.com
My last roll - shot the last frame today. RIP Kodachrome!
Strobist Info:
SB-28DX in a soft box directly behind me. 1/8th power. Manual mode on my D200.
Processed in TiffenPhotoFX and Filterstorm on my iPad.
I saw hundreds of children playing happily in Nepal and India, and never with what we would call "a toy" ...unless a cricket bat counts!
Testing out the follow focus on my Canon EOS 1D Mark IV, just switched to the back focus button and trying to get used to it.
I'd go hungry, I'd go black and blue
I'd go crawling down the avenue
No, there's nothing that I wouldn't do
To make you feel my love....
What we were eating, that is.. haha!
This was posted by a friend on Facebook in a group dedicated to former employees of the company we worked for in the 70's and 80's. It went out of business when the oil business went bust in the middle to late 80's. I managed to be among the last few people in the engineering department, but it was still a very bad time to be out of work in the Oil Patch when I did finally have to go.
And the bad part about being the last one out is having to say goodbye to all of your co-workers one after the other when you've worked together as we had for ten years or better.
My guess is that this was around 1980 or so, based on how hot Jo Ann looks in her pretty little strapless terry-cloth jumper. I know you can't see it, but I remember.. yes I do!
Hi ni! fu ni!
Fundan Daruma ga
Akai zukin kaburi sunmaita!
Once! twice!
Ever the red-hooded Daruma
Heedlessly sits up again!
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