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A screen grab of my desktop. The image was from Karen Roe www.flickr.com/photos/28752865@N08/4841531954/
Cathay Pacific has very cool in-flight entertainment. Before liftoff, we were treated to this nifty progress screen; after we reached cruising altitude, we could also play games, watch a huge selection of movies or TV shows, and listen to "radio" or another giant selection of CDs (from which we could make our own playlists). This all came in very handy when I found myself unable to sleep on the 14-hour flight.
Screen printed some promotional postcards recently. Email me if you are an art director of anything, and hopefully I can get one to you.
The 12 apostles, an unidentified female saint and a bishop are lined up in this rood screen ( c 1500) originally dedicated to John de Norton and his wife, Margaret. All the faces have been scratched out and the paintwork is in poor condition, various attempts at restoration with unsuitable materials having done some damage to add to the deliberate defacement of the iconoclasts. All Saints' church, Marsham, Norfolk.
Screen grabs of an old commercial scanned from an edition of the Art Directors Annual.
I love the first frame.
Smoke Screen Dania can wear absolutely anything. I thought her extremely dark make up would make her very limited but she is one of the most versatile dolls I've ever had.
©2011 Leah Virsik, Autumn Journal: Begin screen printed cover, machine stitching, thread, blank pages
4 3/4 x 5 1/8 x 5/8 inches, binding: Tangent Bars from 1–2– & 3–Section Sewings Non-Adhesive Bindings Volume II by Keith A. Smith
My absolute most favourite piece in the MET.
Choir Screen (Reja), completed in 1764
Probably by Rafael Amezúa (Spanish, recorded 1763)
Wrought- and cold-chiseled iron, partly gilt; limestone, with traces of paint; 52 x 42 ft. (15.85 x 12.7 m)
Gift of The Hearst Foundation, 1956 (56.234.1)
Spanish ironworkers were provided with numerous commissions for grille work such as window grilles and balcony grilles, but the most important were the grilles, or screens, used to divide certain parts of a church from others. Spanish chapel screens of ambitious proportions were already being made during the last years of the fifteenth century, but early in the sixteenth century the Spanish smiths began to replace the square-sectioned or twisted iron bar with the slender, baluster-shaped iron spindle. Renaissance screens, or rejas, were composed of two or three tiers of spindles hammered from solid iron in the lightest, most symmetrical of forms and cold-chiseled with decorative foliation. These rejas proved so satisfying a solution to the screening of Spanish church choirs and chapels that they long remained models for Spanish ironworkers (rejeros). The Museum's monumental reja, although closely based on Renaissance models, was commissioned by an eighteenth-century patron, Isidro Cosio y Bustamante, bishop of Valladolid, and installed in 1763 in the nave of the Cathedral of Valladolid, where it divided the choir from the high altar. The cresting and the gilding of the ironwork were completed a year later.
Taken at my local cinema, The Screen, in the unseasonable October sunshine as we went to see The Debt.
Not really. The display at the entrance to the monorail station at the Contemporary Resort had crashed.
AMD and Crystal Dynamics reveal Tress FX, the first real-time hair rendering and physics system in a playable PC game.
Learn More: blogs.amd.com/play/tressfx/
Mr Screen is a caricature of a uniformed cinema usher outside the storied Screen Cinema on the corner of Hawkins Street and Pearse Street, Dublin 2. He brightens up a dull part of town and give me a chuckle every time I pass. More info: goireland.about.com/od/dublinsattractions/ss/Mr-Screen-In...
E-P1 & Industar 69 @ f2.8
Vendredi 14 février 2014 à partir de 18h30. Collège Léonard de Vinci, contour de Buqueux - Carvin. Tarif : Gratuit. Réservation indispensable.
Cie L’embellie, Création 2013 • Mise en scène : Stéphane Boucherie • Texte : Sarah Carré • Avec Fabrice Gaillard • Soutiens : Dunkerque 2013 - Capitale Régionale de la culture / Communauté Urbaine de Dunkerque / Région Nord - Pas-de-Calais (convention pluriannuelle) / Conseil Général du Pas-de-Calais / Conseil Général du Nord.
Un père est sans nouvelle de son fils. Mais puisque ce dernier a quelque 543 « amis » , il y en a peut-être un dans le public qui va pouvoir l’aider ?
L’aider à le retrouver mais aussi à comprendre ce qui a pu causer son départ. Ce père, en quête de réponses et d’empathie se livre. Il évoque sa relation à un fils de plus en plus étranger, et interroge un quotidien envahi par les écrans. Il donne aussi à entendre la voix de son ado qui, entre addiction et détachement, se construit dans des relations virtuelles. Et peu à peu le père avoue…
En croisant les points de vue sur une situation de crise, le spectacle brosse un tableau à la fois pathétique et burlesque de notre rapport à l’autre tel qu’il est induit par un quotidien peuplé d’écrans.
Screens est né d’une collecte de paroles auprès de 200 collégiens et lycéens lors d’ateliers menés par l’Embellie dans le cadre de Dunkerque 2013, capitale régionale de la culture.
Il fait l’objet de séances scolaires au sein des collèges carvinois.
The upper part of the 15th century rood screen, converted at some point after the Reformation into a most attractive west gallery at the opposite end of the nave. What we see must have formerly comprised the rood loft, a very rare survival adorned with a row of 22 saints along with a central figure of Christ. Originally this must have stood before the chancel arch with the screen proper below which was likely composed of open wooden tracery and a further row of painted saints at the base (all since lost). The supporting posts may have once framed small parclose chapels with altars on either side of a central chancel doorway. The paintings aren't of the highest quality but are well preserved and a remarkable survival nevertheless.
St John the Baptist's at Strensham is a Churches Conservation Trust gem and one of Worcestershire's most rewarding churches. The exterior is unusual in its lime-wash finish, the gleaming white tower being visible as a landmark for some distance. Dismissed by Pevsner for being of little architectural merit it nonetheless contains much of interest from ancient woodwork to the splendid Post Reformation monuments dominating the chancel.
Best of all is the unique medieval treasure at the west end, what now looks like a west gallery but was surely recycled from the 15th century rood screen with a continuous row of painted saints stretching the entire width of the church that must have come from the former rood loft. The paintings, a rare survival in the Midlands, have more in common with those found on West Country screens rather than more refined East Anglian ones, but are a wonderful reminder of how colourful our ancient churches once were.
My first attempt to see this church years ago ended in frustration: the church is kept locked but directions are given to a key hanging on a brick pillar outside a nearby house which was missing on my previous visit. This time happily the key was back where it belonged, and my lengthy visit at least saved another visitor the minor inconvenience of seeking it out.
www.worcesteranddudleyhistoricchurches.org.uk/index.php?p...
(L-R): Captain Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds (Nathan Fillion) and Jubel Early (Richard Brooks) in "Objects In Space."
Supra Boats (@SupraBoats) has pushed fun, easy, graphical performance control ahead with a new big screen VISION in-dash command center.
Supra Boats has made their immensely popular, feature-rich Video Information System with Integrated Onboard Network (VISION) even more user friendly and fun. As the epicenter of a powerful driver's area, the 2012 VISION adds industry leading viewing size to its list of customer-centric features. Standard in every Supra boat, the new 7-inch screen joins easily customizable user profiles that control wake shape and size as well as speed. Even in direct sun, Supra's VISION provides a user-friendly graphical interface for standard GPS chart plotting with tracking and depth, ZeroOff GPS speed control, SmartPlate adjustment, Gravity Ballast control, iPod® and iPhone® interfacing, live video viewing and playback, stereo control, full engine diagnostics with codes and more. Visit your local Supra Boats dealer and see the whole picture through the new VISION dash.
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A testament to their commitment to refined performance, Supra’s VISION dash uses technology as it was meant to be utilized. This system actually makes high-performance water sports boating easier and more fun. Supra has improved your VISION with a new 7-inch high-contrast screen to allow boaters a better view of the boat's systems even in full sun. The increased size allows this screen to communicate a ton of information in a quick glance, but this is much more than a dash display. This graphical in-dash interface allows the driver to easily control every aspect of wake boating from the Supra SmartPlate's wake shape to the Gravity Ballast's wake size to ZeroOff's GPS-based speed. A costly upgrade in other water sports boats, ZeroOff is standard in all Supra boats.
Other surprisingly standard VISION features include GPS chart plotting, position tracking and depth. If you're boating on a big body of water or a lake where the shoreline changes with fluctuating water levels, VISION GPS always knows where you are. If you're unclear about getting back to the dock, use the built-in tracking system to return safely.
Days last longer in a Supra thanks to multimedia entertainment in addition to real-world functionality. VISION incorporates Clarion stereo control and speed-based volume into every Supra boat. The volume of this system can be set to automatically adjust noise levels based on the speed of the boat. So the tunes can be cranked when a rider is going off behind the boat and then automatically lower if the driver must slow to pick-up a fallen rider. Make your wake riding theme songs as personal as the ride itself by selecting a song or playlist from your iPod® or iPhone® through VISION.
Supra VISION also acts as a trouble-shooting console if you do encounter an issue on the water. Easily accessible engine and system diagnostics are viewable through VISION and displayed with codes.
Don't just go big, go big picture. Experience the new VISION dash in a 2012 Supra boat at a dealer near you.