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This is for a land forms project for the fifth grade. They had to have at least seven features, I think. She made it out of salt dough and used tempera paint. The lake is made of glue with blue food coloring. I think she did a great job!
Watch out - car coming! Hasty departure from middle of Howes Lane, Coventry, upon hearing lone car approaching.
Nimrodska (installation)
This contraption is comprised of two batches of white papers, and in between them a series of dark photos. The pages can be compressed and uncompressed using two screws.
Pictures are taken by Jacques Holst (jacquesholst.com). The image is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0. Special premission for usage is granted to collaborating companies.
9/3/12 Pastor Denny Davis and over one-hundred members of the St. John Church Unleashed in Grand Prairie walked 3 miles with Pastor Corey Brooks of Chicago in support of the Project Hood. Pastor Brooks founded the organization to help raise the awareness of the murder rate in Chicago. Brooks pastors the New Beginnings Church in the Woodlawn Community in Chicago.
Project 366 (2012) July 2, 2012 184/366
This front page story is about the company where my daughter works. And the construction site is where her husband works.
Yay for ladybug inspired pedicures! Lauren (the best nail artist on the planet) free-handed these delightful dots on my toes last night.
These are the chili plants when they are about 3 weeks old. They need all the sunlight they can get in the day.
Day 1.
I wanted a photo of myself, taken by me, but I couldn't get anything I was happy with. Then I looked through the viewfinder at the current photo on my PC monitor, and this is what I saw.
What better way to start a joint camera/PC project than with a photo of me on my PC!?
Lunch at the very popular Guu Izakaya on Church St. in Toronto- assorted fried fish with tasty accompaniments.
Project 3
“Untitled/ Scrapbook”, referencing the works of Deana Lawson and Arthur
Jafa (closely focusing on Arthur Jafa’s project titled Untitled
Notebook, which was a collage series; a gritty archive of black
culture, and the nuances of the black experience), this project is an
archival photography and collage series. I collected family photos from
the 80s and early 2000s and juxtaposed them with my photography pieces, and at times found images from the internet. This project seeks to
explore the language of ideas, and how to tell a story with images? How do you map histories with images (from the polaroid images by my grandma, to the contemporary images of black boys, and the found images of African photographers like Malick Sidibe)? In addition, the project was inspired by Ryan Cardoso, his works are deeply inspiring, they are explorative, raw, and playful collages of what it means to be African American- he has an understanding of black imagery. Similar to Arthur
Jafa who searches through the internet to compile black imagery, Ryan Cardoso tells archival stories with the things around him. In my archival collage series, I aimed to juxtapose scattered imagery and
make a permanent archive of blackness (2023).