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Today we released the "pet" snapping turtle Mike & Meredith had brought home a few weeks ago. We figured he needed a little time before winter hibernation to get settled into the creek.
Project Octopus opening for Devo in concert in Austin, TX
Austin City Limits
March 27, 2011
Yvonne Lambert on the theremin
Artist Name: Kirsty Whitlock
Title: Losses
Description: Kirsty Whitlock’s most well known piece is actually a photograph of a man holding her artwork. She uses a newspaper to ground the viewer in the present while the piece continues to become more abstract as it nears the bottom.
Size: unknown
Materials: Embroidery Thread, Newspaper
Date:2009
Source: www.textileartist.org/embroidery-transforms-kirsty-whitlock/
اثار الدمار نتيجة قصف كتائب و مروحيات قوات الاسد - تصوير مراسل شام - رضوان الحمصي
Binnish, Idlib November 3, 2012
Item Number:2323-14
Document Title:HAMPTON PARK/ CHARLESTON, SC. / REVISED OUTLINE STUDY FOR PLANTING /; SCALE 1"= 100'
Project:02323; Hampton Park; Charleston; South Carolina; 01 Parks, Parkways & Recreation Areas; 19 PLANS ()
Artist/Creator:P.W. --DORR
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:PLTG (Planting)
Physical Characteristics:28.5 x 33.5 ink --graphite trace
Dates:19-JAN-1912
Notes:Approved for Issue/ by J.C. O./ Rev. on # 12./ Includes notes on plantings.
Please Credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.
The Elsewhere Project is a collection of photos, representative of culture as interpreted by 10 photographers from around the world. Curated by Lisette Anderson (Sweden).
Each photographer was given a disposable 800 speed camera. These are the unedited images I contributed, taken over the span of a few months in Brooklyn and Arizona.
Work by all involved can be seen here: elsewhereproject.tumblr.com/
Senior Project: The Hug of the Tiger Adapted by Yesim Celebi
February 27-29th, 2020
Whitney Theatre
Photography by Alisia Pan
12-14 Sep 2022, Minya, Final national workshop for project implementing the 2030 agenda for water efficiency/productivity and water sustainability in NENA countries - Day1
This National workshop aims to discuss findings and tools on water accounting and water productivity in particular with a wider group from MWRI, SWERI and NGOs in Egypt to achieve the following objectives: Presenting a summary of findings and capacity building activities carried out since the project initiation phase; Discuss the water accounting approach and its impact on improving water governance at the national, regional and local levels; Sharing of experiences and knowledge by presentation of case studies and projects; Stimulate the discussion among participants that could lead to creation of a network/working groups in areas of common interest between NENA countries; and Agree on the action plan for the institutionalization of different project approaches/components and the adoption of the various national concerned institutions.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAOEgypt
I started this project after my grandmother, Mabel Day, passed away, so I thought I would include a picture of her in her hayday.
A view of Wellington from the Westpac Stadium, taken while having a sit down towards the end of my visit to the Food Show.
Saturday, 5th September 2015
year:2007
program: housing
location: Setagaya,Tokyo
site area: 510.99㎡
building area 191.29㎡
total floor area: 407.62㎡
structure: reinforced concrete
status:proposal(1st prize)
Shot number 6 of Project 50 (50 Shots with a 50 mm in 50 days) along side Rick and Sam
Something simple today using the flash and trying some small object modelling. It is awesome having 2 boys with lots of toys (insert transforming noise here).
Strobist
YN460 x 1 Half Power into Reflective Umbrella Subject Right
The flower beds in front of Wellington station re resplendent with these colourful flowers.
Thursday, 24th December 2015
08/17/09. I felt uninspired about my pictures today. Then I boosted the shadows on this picture and I felt inspired.
Reggae-rock-jamband Elementree Livity Project brought down the house with a headlining set that included a couple special guests at the inaugural Super Jam held at Tori's Station in Fairfield, Ohio.
Some touristy type shots of the Eden Project, St Austell, Cornwall.
If you're in Cornwall, you've gotta visit this place, it's a fantastic day out.
I am stuck on a road that friends have passed through long ago, the kiddie route. Lost and clueless with the years gaining more momentum year after year. The stepping stones of adulthood have alluded me still; despite that, this is the year, which all of that changes. The car, the job, the degree, all of them, are not too off into the distance, if I just take the first steps forward to change my ways.
The Heidelberg Project was created by Tyree Guyton, and Tim Burke has his home and workspace (The Detroit Industrial Gallery on Heidelberg Street) within The Heidelberg Project as well. Many of the works in this set are created by Tim Burke, others by Tyree Guyton.
The work is characterized by recurring themes; God, war, popular culture and mnemonic 'trigger' references to childhood, religion (specifically, crosses), ironic juxtapositions, patriotic icons, and puns. The humor and double entendres abound, making this both a thoughtful and fun place to visit.
www.detroitindustrialgallery.com/Detroit_Industrial_Galle...
School project to create a Garbage Monster from our trash. This was actually all from our recycle bin. Avary had some great ideas and loved decorating her monster. I was in charge of the hot gluing.
John Maeda is a computer programmer turned designer who has made art and graphics of all forms, ranging from computer programming to computer drawing to installation and interaction.
I'm using this photo to highlight a kitchen project, that's design, hand-making and then installing the kitchen. I've embedded a slideshow of photos in my blog so you can see how the project took shape.