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Sunrise 1 and 2 were painted and exihibited in the Peterborough art gallery. While they were up, I finished 3 and 4, all 4 were exhibited in the Oshawa Gallery as a complete set the next year.
Deck is BC Eel with custom graphic (inspired by the artwork of "Never Mind the Bollocks...Here's the Sex Pistols" album art)
Trucks are Holey 176 mm
Wheels are 75mm 78A Pink ABEC Big Zigs.
Pewter Vans off the Wall shoes
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Canon EOS 5000
(with M42 Mount Lens Adapter)
Tosner 135mm 1:28 (M42 Mount)
Fiji Film - iso 200
From Singer/Songwriter Night at Off the Wall Community Music Lounge, August 25, 2013. Taken by Bruce MacWilliams. Courtesy of Bruce MacWilliams and Off the Wall Community Music Lounge.
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A gracious thankyou to Delmore Oh and TOASTXOR Stoop (and Cutea Benelli at the beginning) for being my tour guides through this VIVID and CREATIVE land!
USA For Africa - We Are The World
Michael Jackson (August 29, 1958 – June 25, 2009)
One of the more memorable moment for me was the performance of the Michael Jackson in the "We are the world" song which was performed live on television. The fundraising project for the USA For Africa was an amazing charity production that brought togather on one stage some of the most popular singers at the time to draw attention to a crisis taking place in Africa. "We Are the World" is a 1985 song written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, produced and conducted by Quincy Jones and recorded by a supergroup of 45 popular musicians billed as USA for Africa (United Support of Artists for Africa).
USA for Africa
Most of the singers on the record are American, with the exception of Bob Geldof (who is Irish) and Dan Aykroyd (who is Canadian).
Part of an installation by Vanessa Vobis at (106) Gallery. One of my favorites of the evening. Many of these little water-filled baggies were suspended creating the illusion of floating diamonds.
Tamara K.E.
We Do Not Have to Worry About the Thieves, 2012
Oil on rice paper
12 x 18 inches
Courtesy the artist and Wharton + Espinosa, West Hollywood, CA
Value: $2,200
Starting Bid: $750
Tamara K.E. was born in Tbilisi, Georgia, and lives and works in Brooklyn. She received her master’s
degree from Academy of Art Düsseldorf (2002). She represented Georgia in the 50th Venice Biennial
and the 1st Prague Biennial in 2003. She has participated in museum shows that include Kunsthalle
Hamburg (Hamburg), CoBrA Museum (Amsterdam), Daimler Contemporary (Berlin), House of Artists
(Moscow), Van der Heydt Museum (Wuppertal), Museum für Neue Kunst (Freiburg), Whitechapel
Gallery (London), Museum voor Schone Kunsten (Oostende), Sprengel Museum (Hannover),
Suermondt-Ludwig Museum (Aachen), and Museum am Ostwall (Dortmund).
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Canon EOS 5000
(with M42 Mount Lens Adapter)
Tamron CF Tele Macro 80mm-210mm 1:38 (M42 Mount)
Film: Fiji Film - iso 200
inside of all of us is a Wild Thing.
today started and stopped, started and stopped. it quirked and sputtered and bounced off a wall or two.
lessons learned: people might take jabs, whether they mean to cause harm or not, most time's they don't. and even though it stings all it really needs to heal is a rest-up with those closest to you. keep in mind those that you know wouldn't take those jabs, and know what makes you tick and what you might even be a tad bit sensitive about, those people are the keepers.
learn those lessons, though. the one's that may hurt now but heal over in the future and teach you about yourself.
i've probably seen this a hundred times now. how can you not be psyched for this?
goodnight and God bless.
Last year, i got rid of my canvas vans authentic shoes for some suede authentics. This year, it's about the italian leather. The old ones have been taken to many places throughout this year; starting in vancouver, to montreal, then squamish, and now victoria. You've done well, but your time is up.
i did a similar shot last year (here), and another one two years ago. Check it out here!
A couple on their 30th Aniversary, notice the cob webs hanging off of the woman. More of my work can be seen at www3.sympatico.ca/jim.rowe2/