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San Francisco residents enjoyed an impromptu show on May 14 and 15 when The Karma Underground or TKU and KarmaBlast unleashed the second installment of their projection series. The non-profit organization is on a mission to attract wider attention to human rights violations in Tibet using art.
Read the full story here: www.warholian.com/2012/07/22/projection-hijack-project/
All photos by Birdman for Warholian.
Governor Hogan Visits the Havre De Grace Living Shore Project by Patrick Siebert at Water St, Havre De Grace, MD 21078
Department of History Projects Day presentations in the History Library, Thayer Hall, West Point, NY on 02 May 2024. (U.S. Army photo by Christopher Hennen, USMA)
The entries for Project Blueprint by RAJE toys has been revealed. I'm assuming this is some kind of shortlist, as I submitted four designs, but I can only see two of them here.
The figures to be included in the series will be announced at NYCC on 9th October.
There are some private bathrooms (Should I say, "bath cubicles"????) at the Volksbad in Berlin. Actually, though it's a totally-brand-new feelings to take a bath in this way, it's really interesting and, moreover, much cozier than I expected.
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Project Jonah's whale rescue workshop at Mahia on 24/01/09.
Volunteers watch as their instructors prepare for the practical portion of the workshop.
The Mound
Conspicuous in the scene is the earthen mound, or raised, artificial road, which forms one of the lines of communication between the Old and the New Town. This is a modern work, and though neither an object of beauty, of science, or of art, is of great public accommodation and convenience.
"This huge deformity, of lumpish length," extending from Hanover-street in the New Town, to Bank-street in the Old, owes its origin to a tradesman, named Boyd, who raised some planks across the north loch for the purpose of obtaining a nearer line of communication - from the former to the latter parts of the town.
The excavated materials which were dug to lay the foundations of new buildings, were ordered to be thrown into this place, and gradually accumulating, soon formed a large and substantial bank.
Although its precise contents and measurements cannot be accurately ascertained, it may be calculated at 720 feet in length, 160 in breadth, and 78 feet in height. Its solid contents are estimated at two millions of cart loads, or seven thousand entire yards of earth.
Origin unknown
I heart these things. The 50 pack (same brand..) was cheaper than the 30 pack. What is up with that? Sam's Club is stupid sometimes.
I've decided to challenge myself and do a 52 week project. A 365 seemed too much of a challenge. For me this project is about expanding my photography but also about playing with and thereby learning more about Photoshop. Any tips and advice are welcome.
We've chosen an agent, signed the paperwork, open home dates and time have been arranged. Now for the busy bit of making the place look as good as possible.
Sunday, 5th May 2019.
The Farmworker Immersion Project placed students in the community to learn about farmworker rights and immigration issues. The students were guided through a first-hand experience of farm work life. They visited a local berry farm and learned about the agricultural business, then worked in the field and harvested berries.
2012-08-17 Project Fika - windmill constructed by count Tage Thott in 1838. Last tenant was Jöns Nilsson Fritz who terminated the use of the mill in 1951. Foto: Allan Bank / nYxfoto
January's Snowman, February Love Bunnies, March's Lucky Leprechaun, April's Red Robins, May's Stately Ladybug, June Dandy Lions, July's Independence Day Bears, August's Dog Days of Summer, September Fresh Apple, October Jack o' Lantern and Spooky Bat Friend, November's Turkey Dinner, December's Jolly Ol' St. Nick.
I ran across this picture tonight and wanted to get it into Flickr for lots of reasons.
First, it shows me and Tim Graham (he's on the left) working on a special project a few years ago. We were somewhere between design and photo editing when Plain Dealer photographer Gus Chan shot this photo.
Second, I guess it shows why people constantly get me and Tim mixed up. We might as well be twins as far as most people are concerned. (I think that's Tim on the left.)
Notice that 3-foot-long sheet of paper in front of me: That was our page grid and the only way we could keep stories, pages and photos straight. Tim and I had lots of fun on many totally insane projects. Hope we get to do another one some time. LARGE
