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Ian's assignment was to dress a paper doll with clothing that signified your country of heritage. We chose to do Vikings for our Swedish heritage
Table decoration at The Riddiford cafe in Newtown. Rik and I had an early dinner here after my hospital appointment.
Thursday, 13th October 2016
VISUAL LIBRARIES - Leave your Mark.
A collaborative, visual project which encourages you to sign out a Visual Library Book and ‘Leave Your Mark’.
A Visual Library Book is whatever you want it to be, a sketchbook, a journal, a diary, a notepad.
You can ‘Leave Your Mark’ in whatever way you want, ranging from drawing, writing, sewing, adding photographs, markings, printing and sticking. How you make your marks is entirely up to you. All we ask is that you have fun with the different themes.
45 Visual Library Books have been placed in Portsmouth Central Library and each has its own theme ranging from; Portsmouth, My City, When I Open My Eyes, Whilst I Was Waiting, Love, What’s in My Pocket and Memories. The intention is for you to feel free to explore the Visual Library Books and choose a theme that you like.
For Further Details: Dr Maureen O'Neill and Claire Sambrook
maureen.oneill@port.ac.uk | claire.sambrook@port.ac.uk
In Association with: Rhodia, Seawhite, Portsmouth City Council, University of Portsmouth, COPIC Pens
Poole
To the right of the Custom House you will see the Town Cellars. This is part of the Waterfront Museum and home of the Local History centre. The 15th century structure we see today stands on the foundations of an even older stone building dating from the 13th century or earlier. It was around this building that fighting raged in 1405 when the town was attacked by Spanish raiders in retaliation for HarryPaye, the famous Poole Pirate!
Ulster Project Celebration Concert at The Oakridge School in Arlington, Texas, Saturday, July 23, 2016.
The Psychiatric Years
Description
The Cherry Blues Project, a two-people-project from argentina, was one of the first artists on Resting Bell. They are mainly known for more experimental music, field recordings, noise and improvisation. For their “new“ release on Resting Bell they did something you wouldn’t expect.
They recorded a folk record. “The Psychiatric Years EP“ is rescued material from TCBP, about 4-5 years old, compiled into two EPs. All the material is folk music. Songs with melodies and structures, mostly done with guitar and voice. The production sounds really noisy in some places. Hisses, background-noises, rough sketches of songs and ideas. A great meeting between traditional song-structures and a growning experimental background.
Keep your eyes open and watch out for part 2 of this recording.
Release Date
20.09.2009
Author
All tracks written and produced by The Cherry Blues Project
Artwork
done by The Cherry Blues Project
“The Psychiatric Years” es una selección de entre muchas canciones que Blues
compuso durante su internación en un hospital psiquiátrico.
Es Blues en estado puro.
La incoherencia de algunas de las frases de las canciones
demuestran el estado en el que se encontraba.
También se destaca la dificultad que él tenía para tocar la guitarra.
The Cherry Blues Project no quería dejar afuera este lado desconocido de Blues.
Las grabaciones han sido rescatadas y remixadas por Cherry.
Para tener una idea, estos temas son de la misma época de los discos clásicos
de The Cherry Blues Project (entre el año 2001 y 2003). Algunos han sido incluidos
en “Love Songs” y otros han formado parte de diferentes recopilaciones.
Rebeldía, locura, soledad, desesperación & muerte....
Son partes fundamentales de la esencia de este disco, del espíritu torturado
de Blues.
Dicen que pudo superar todo eso con la edición del clásico “Love Songs”.
La composición de estos temas eran un modo de terapia para Blues, emulando a su
gran ídolo John Lennon, como su terapia del Grito Primal, y sus temas más
personales y desgarradores como “Mother” & “God”.
Este proceso creativo tuvo su punto cúlmine, una vez que dejó la institución, en el DVD
2808197611052007 (más conocido como “La Muerte de Blues”).
"No se si estoy despierto, no se si estoy soñando. A veces me encuentro en estas situaciones,
en las cuales, como si fuera un juego, intento determinar mi estado. (...)
A veces no sé si
quiero despertarme o seguir soñando. Sería como pellizcarse, como una comprobación.
La realidad está latente, el sueño también.
Algunas veces quisiera aturdirme un poco más
para saberme despierto. (...) Hay un latido interminente, un golpeteo incesante,
una tentativa por demoler todo rastro de certeza. (...)
Cuántas veces me quedé con tu mirada,
con tus risa...y te llevé conmigo un largo rato. (...) A Veces quisiera no mirar más por la ventana. A veces quisiera no mirar más con los ojos cerrados. No sé, tal vez no importe...
Quiero abrir picaportes uno tras otro...hasta el último."
Skagit Project Homeless Connect: September 11, 2015, Skagit Valley College, Mount Vernon // Photography by Eric Walser
Mother's Day present for my mother-in-law to take her sewing projects when she travels. Made from Sew, Mama, Sew's awesome tutorial.
I projected different artworks and images including my own work onto my maquette to create some interesting pieces of work. I used the projector to change the focus in some of these pieces, giving the shapes in the maquette a stronger contrast.
Paolo Benigno Aquino IV (Project: The Hapinoy Program), Grand prize winner of the US$25,000 women’s empowerment grant
The end of an era.
We've been coming to quiz night here at The Pub on The Terrace for a few years now. Tonight the quizmaster told us that The Pub has been sold and will be closing on Friday. Next week will be at The Five Stags. Each team was given an invitation to The Five Stags quiz night - the invitations were $50 bar tabs!
The guy giving us the thumbs up is Cam, the quizmaster.
Tuesday, 15th March 2016
For one of the projects for my photography course, I had to produced a set images that show "The Spirit of the Place". Knowing it fairly well, I chose Tutbury Castle as my subject.
Project Runway is a competiion run by the Tauranga City Council social club. Each group within council has a team who put these marvellous outfits together after spending a week or so delving into various rubbish tins around the building!! The garments & accessories are all made out of rubbish [trash]. The staff get to vote tomorrow to pick a winner. Votes cost a dollar with all proceeds going to the Christchurch earthquake appeal.
Since the initial earthquake in Christchurch in the early hours of Saturday 4th September, there have been over 500 aftershocks - check out this website www.christchurchquakemap.co.nz/