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Out of Sight - a survey of contemporary art in the Pacific Northwest, returns to Seattle for its third year, August 3 - 27, 2017. Tandem to the Seattle Art Fair, Out of Sight is the largest and most diverse annual exhibition of contemporary art in the region. Occupying three floors of a historic building in the heart of Pioneer Square, this independently produced exhibition showcases work from Oregon, Idaho, Washington and British Columbia. With the new curatorial team of Ben Heywood, Greg Lundgren, S. Surface and Justen Waterhouse, Out of Sight is a celebration of paintings, photography, sculpture, performance, new media, murals and installations from emerging to established artists throughout the Pacific Northwest.
We spotted a sounder of wild boars. The sight of wild boars at the start of a safari is considered good omen for tiger sighting. We had good fortune as a sounder of boars had been waiting for us on the main road at the beginning of our third safari. Wild boars have been known to attack humans, which kept the bikers waiting for road clearance. Wild boars use their sharp protruded canine teeth to tear through the enemy. The fact that Tadoba tiger reserve still has human settlements and continuous interference is not only disheartening but also a source of conflict between man and animal. And all this, when we pledge so much for the safety of the wild life.
Manghopir is a rural area of Karachi, named after Sufi Pir Haji Syed Sakhi Sultan. The area has the oldest Sufi shrines in the city, hot sulphur springs that are believed to have curative powers, and many crocodiles - believed locally to be the sacred disciples of Pir Mangho. Balochs often call this place as ‘Mangi’ or Garm-aab / Sard-aab (due to the presence of the hot & cold springs).
The Manghopir Lake is situated near the shrine of Sufi Pir Mangho and there over hundred Mugger crocodiles in the lake which are fed by the pilgrims.
Particolare di un' opera dell' artista Sandro Bellomo
While we were fishing in a small inlet, we spotted a manatee grazing on the algae. Our fishing guide showed us that because they love freshwater so much, if you pour bottled water near the boat, they'll come straight for it! And it did! I reached out to pet it's nose but missed by just an inch! So cool to see one in the wild and not at the zoo!
Granada Television Studios. The set of Coronation Street is just over the fence in the bottom left corner. I did walk around the corner because you can see the set from the pavement. They were filming though and the guy wouldn't let me take any photos! Pah!!
Tokyo Big Sight convention center in, of course, Tokyo, Japan. On the outside, it is deceivingly small looking, as all you can see is the upper floors. Inside are 8 convention halls the size of the promenade leading up to the building itself.
I was here for Comic Market 71. The people you see here are just the small amount of people that decided to leave before the rush.