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Crew off plane with flight cases of equipment, booked a value cab for the day to broadcast out of. Transmitters on roof
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Following international banking over speculation Irish & worldwide property values collapse.
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Charcoal, Metallic paint, Spray Paint, Gloss house paint, Glitter powders & Inks
Large Cave Wall Sized - H:148cm by W:228cm
(Not yet Exhibited - Unsold)
Metallic Inks,Glitter & Gloss paint used in this art make photographing it accurately difficult. When it is exhibited spotlighting or strong side on sunlight could be used to take full advantage of the quality of the picture's surface effects. All these large pictures as with any large pictures are created firstly to be seen large as they are & in the flesh!
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This is from a series I call Documentary Expressionism - Where using source photos collected from real events in the world I make an expression of art with hopefully a respect to that event. During this expression the relative size of characters can grow bigger or smaller & their species may transform & even mix together!
It depends on what value the leaders are driven: the value of the euro or the value of their own bank accounts?
“Know the true value of time; snatch, seize, and enjoy every moment of it. No idleness, no delay, no procrastination; never put off till tomorrow what you can do today.”
Earl of Chesterfield
1. Huge house covered in vines
2. Value
3. movement
4. Quick computer edit
5. Infinite
6. outside- evening, flash
When The Value of Money exhibition opens in the new Gallery of Numismatics on July 1, 2015, visitors will enter through a huge, shiny vault door. The door is intended to simulate the experience of entering the National Numismatic Collection’s storage vault, which has an operating vault door of its own to safeguard the collection. Behind that vault door, we store 1.6 million objects from around the world that span more than three thousand years of human history. When visitors look through the gallery’s vault door, we hope that they will feel as though they are looking into the collection’s vault—a space that secures one of the Smithsonian’s most valued collections.
Once inside the gallery, visitors will not only see rare, historic, and beautiful objects, but also learn why monetary objects are valuable sources for exploring history, culture, and innovation. The Value of Money displays both American money and objects from around the world, showcasing the diversity of the collection.
The fabrication and installation of the door was made possible by an in-kind donation from the company and the generous support of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Calderazzo, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Lee.