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September 2009 - at AM Radio's new art installation, Surface, which opened on Sept 21.
More shots of some of the train graffiti.
You can find out more info about how to participate, and add your own creation here:
www.flickr.com/photos/hitomi_mokusei/3953955281/
Surface:
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flying low and hugging the waves while spotting fish along the bay shore in Foster City, California, on a relatively chilly but sunny winter day.
(1355mm equiv. crop)
J26 surfacing at the lighthouse bluff at East Point, Saturna Island, 5pm August 11, 2010 -- an amazing encounter as we had orcas passing each other going in opposite directions to and from the Fraser River, meeting halfway at East Point! -- and foraging in the tidal rip current all along the shore kelp beds.
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This is the lashup I used to make the actual measurements, here seen in the middle of the column where the wear was greatest. About 10 thou
A collection of surfaces visible from the varanda of the Oak Alley Plantation mansion outside New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
by Jared Chance
@ Southside Tattoo & Piercing
1597 White Way
East Point-ATL, Georgia 30344
(404) 781-8000
participatory and dynamic print installation
organza, litho crayon & china marker
in collaboration with Jessica Meuninck-Ganger
via Outdoor Surface Painting outdoorsurfacepainting.tumblr.com/post/155539876191
Just Pinned to Cycle Lane Colour Painting: Anti Slip Step Paint...
via Outdoor Surface Painting outdoorsurfacepainting.tumblr.com/post/156618753641
Just Pinned to Cycle Lane Line Marking: Floor Marking in...
So many lost nights of sleep spent within these walls. This used to be an after hours club that brought in international, national, and local DJ's to spin house, techno, funk, hip-hop, or whatever the flavour was that night. Now it's a rock venue filling the role of the Capital City Music Hall while the latter is being renovated and converted to highrise condo's. I'm not sure which I like better, the old version or the new, but I do know that no matter what you're listening to if you stay there too long you'll go deaf. This place has the best sound system in town.
My first visit to this area in almost 50 years. The one recognisable landmark. Thick black oil used to seep to the surface in this area. The mixture of this oil and the sandy soil, was known as 'tar-sand ' and was used to pave around homes.
By Barbados standards ,this is a very steep hill ,now almost inaccessible to anything other than a 4 Wheel Drive. In its heyday when the road surface was in good condition, the 1941 Ford Truck,and later the Fordson Diesel, belonging to the Spa Plantation,when transporting canes to the factory, usually about a 5-ton load, had to be assisted up the hill by a Farmall Tractor fitted with iron spiked wheels. The roads were so well built then, that very little damage was done to the road surface.
Writing an essay on Margaret Atwood's "Surfacing". I feel like I need to come up for air myself... :)