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I was desperately trying to leave the house to get to work in morning. I had dressed her, turned my back and, well...
edited with wham bam, (decreased the opacity to 40%), giddy and creamy soy late.
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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.
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All photos by Birdman for Warholian.
This is really really old, from project rotate 2008. (Research of Thunderstorms and Tornadoes Experiment) DOW 6 and the mile long convoy.
Creative Ecology: David Tomb: Project Look tours with the Palo Alto Art Center and Junior Museum and Zoo
My friend and i were out on a walk and saw this family just returning home. It portrays a slice of life in the neighborhood. This was also the first time I asked a total stranger if I could take pictures. i was so glad she was nice about it! Next time, I really should get names.
Outside Wellington Railway Station. There is always something going on, something being sold, something being advertised or promoted. Today we have the pillars disguised as Christmas candy canes, banners advertising a Capital Christmas and people advertising a shop's change of name.
Friday, 4th December 2015 at 8.34am
Public Art Medallion Project hosted by Arts District BID / Arts District / Downtown Los Angeles / Feb 25, 2012
The Yellow Bike program establishes a healthy means of transportation through the use of bicycles. New, old, and used bicycles are collected and brought to a working and safe condition. When ridable, these bikes will be painted yellow and distributed throughout campus. A Yellow Bike is never to be locked up. Instead an individual is allowed to ride the bike to their destination then leave it at a bike rack for another individual to ride.
The goals of a Yellow Bike project:
- Promote a healthy lifestyle
- Promote a cleaner mode of transportation
- Have fewer vehicles driving around campus
- Provide a fun and quick way to move around campus
Lubuto Library Project outreach workers from the Fountain of Hope library interact with neighborhood children, Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014, in Lusaka, Zambia. (Photo by Jason DeCrow/Lubuto Library Project)
We were doing some tests for a music video, where we were going to practice some projected mapping techniques. I have to say that I really liked this test.
Creative Ecology: David Tomb: Project Look tours with the Palo Alto Art Center and Junior Museum and Zoo, March 24, 2016
Creative Ecology: David Tomb: Project Look tours with the Palo Alto Art Center and Junior Museum and Zoo
See it's like 'proJECT' like in to project something...but then it's also like 'PRAHject' like to work on a project.
I'm so clever.
CARDBOARD PROJECT, workshop de investigación del catón como elemento arquitectónico.
Del 23 de diciembre al 15 de enero en LAVA Valladolid
Patrocinado por la ETSA de Valladolid, Ayto de Valladolid, LAVA y Grupo San Cayetano.
Cartoneadores: Javier Arias, Javier Blanco, Javier Sanchez, Pedro J. Sánchez, Luis Manaya, Yolanda MartÃnez, Rubén Hernández, David Senovilla, Katalin RodrÃguez, Antonio Olavarrieta, Teresa BL, Jesús Javier Zaera, Sven Neumann...
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ODC - Film Noir
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I have been playing around recently with the idea of self-portraits, which hasn't been easy as i am much more comfortable behind the camera! I thought I would take this challenge as an opportunity to do something more stylized.
I'm making up for some weeks I've missed. this week' assignment was fire. I took this tonight at a restaurant's outdoor fire place.
June 6, 2018 - The Gravity Project in Franklinton located at 500 West Broad Street. Architect: NBBJ.
Franklinton is the fourth of this years Columbus Art Walks & Landmarks Talks. In conjunction with Columbus Landmarks Foundation and Columbus Public Health with support from the Greater Columbus Arts Council.
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.