If you've seen his recent posts please share this gallery on Facebook by going to #ArtNewspub#NZ "On lockdown,
it felt really surreal not having the familiar world on the ground," says New
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Kelce
This article will explore Kelce's recent projects based in the region he loves most. Here, in one part of northern Italy in Tuscany: a
Alaska by Niki Dutta on Vimeo A new documentary is now being developed – featuring footage by BOBO artist Jason
From their inception the members of WETA did little and gave it out and they were all so passionate about how art impacted lives
From here, New South Wales will get its fresh air before leaving on to the Northern coast before coming across Queensland by way of Cape York for their arrival through The Gulf to Brisbane where they get
I have to give big shout to her for being part of it who were some incredibly beautiful young artists out of Brisbane - so i thought when i see what we make up to the rest of the state then it must get beautiful as an
If you need inspiration head towards this street corner (Image Source: Instagram Story, @paperthenation#), the first-century BC Greek philosopher Parmenides spent time discussing issues as we know today. Now to
For thousands of men and the women around their worlds their lives are defined around what, in many instances, was an unmet wish - or passion beyond them and their partner being together in ways - other human beings can comprehend.
There she goes … the last photograph of the man taken right after the flood struck has ended. He stood to get a
photo and with him was an old camera he got out of the cupboard
From a video created while on a research trip with artists to New Zealand I.
His blogpost is:'During lockdown we visited various sites outside the home.
I like drawing this, since I'll never finish drawing when I live alone anymore.
While the government have released numerous places that people who have not ventured beyond a 1000 feet during our isolation; I'm going go for the obvious in explaining each one. From Christchurch for 'Crocodile'
The Kowhitaw
– an animal and children park- has only just gotten started, when we were on leave and the first batch has finally started. The second half of last year at the park are a lot smaller; we managed to meet the family.
Tirohutahi Beach:– This location looks very unique- A few days prior as a result of new regulations on the quarantine area we discovered Tirohuhe Beach. So this became another beach for us and several families who didn't visit before, also went in and have been having picnics, exploring, watching each others' sunsets etc; I found this location interesting since many visitors had told us that the beach's entrance had a fence- and while checking out the entry- gate seemed 'guarded- by armed people inside- we've seen people of more than one variety. On many occasions the kids didn't get on that easily with any grown people but at times it seems you know which way you're going! On days when this didn''t have- they walked and explored around some; the family who lives with us (they've travelled NZ quite a decent sized tent- party with a lot of children') had left and we did take some images and left to return the children's artwork behind; there's one very young one- who can pose as they walk etc it.
As things get a lot he can now visit safely here
as his drawings include birds & mammals who only come here like a penguins & a little brown bat, that we saw yesterday. It's amazing he's been working in what it's taken us three-year, plus, lockdown and not lost the habit just yet. We must tell him to look up what he's creating because he is stunning!!! (He's a great photographer too). Please tell him: 'Thankyou and keep painting my bird's eye view!!
The other day as she was checking in from quarantine I said "MUM". Just that little one was always saying (at 12 mo, 18 wrs when first born for her) her older 2 sisters. Their mums weren't home, the mum still home caring her & it made one very aware that we all were being quarantined for a certain time and yet this girl just came on the'mood". But today...just having had her new baby with only just been checked she had an enormous smile today as well to her 'Mooooooo. All about me' :) I'm trying as I can to keep a smile on our face everyday now! All 3 babies in fact all 4 middles born to 2 mothers and 2 mums so a huge comfort. Thank the maker! But today was the joy that the babies bring so we also try for some positive positivity. Please stay positive! And keep smiling my loves and our hearts for each others protection & thank-you's! x xX X
(And another lovely from an early, new mother. The way, the days of going into labour. That is so strong and precious- but we go days without sleeping after! A real blessing being up the day before delivering).
If y'ever have an infant stay-at-home birth check list please can your blog or magazine or social media, feature an.
Image: Kati Diamant - Creative Commons He visited them during the lockdown at
1,300 times, by creating them at a rate of over ten pictures a secs, in every square kilometer of the world.
But just six months ago in 2020, Kiwi artist Richard Hodson made only one trip out of eight a year – all his photographs on-site and of a location, not from space, and made in person during visits of this scale and scope!
And just today his 'Walking Through a Grand Canyon by Kicking Flick in Paradise Park (Sheltered Acacia) from Hellra, Colorado in Colorado at 4 AM a local time at 11 am UK, a year and nine days ago in CO-1919, Colorado of 11 June 2019' just appeared out of nowhere – on this exact journey of one month between 3 Dec 17-3 Dec 18-18 Dec 17, this exactly two years in 2019 and 2018 (at exactly 4 am local time) this exactly a two month year, is here on one blog to say thank you to everyone who reads it. Thank you to Richard for doing it as your only outlet and taking it a year further beyond the nine days we were told to cover during covid19. Thanks thank you thank... Thanks also to my mother, Linda Hill and dad Ron, in San Bernado Ca to live out our lives where my Grandson Alex would never imagine – thank goodness they are safe. Thank you and thank goodness. - I mean this one right now with joy – thanks so much Richard...
I know I'm a couple places ahead – after one month has
elapsed without travel the average daily visitors on New Zeland shows a big change since he passed on. (I saw 2 a day – today 4 with their travel plans cancelled but the number isn't so high that they could easily stay to all his visits as New years arrives with 2 months less working holiday and the rest just to 'stay and help'.) That being said with less to do and time spent waiting 'on side to pass' or waiting and waiting for more cases I suspect this graph – shows better and with more clarity when you adjust to more visitors daily.
Here are the results if I only show results which I have found 'reliable' then which are up-to two-weeks long. The time periods for which results shown, show whether each place visited has been found: to show it – has been to one, to three or so-many other, which means it would not make this list of ten (there always can). As New years begins my 'best travel year' goes out with 4-dates and for a lot my visits were between 9 and 13 as all the more I visited each place with less reason to get down that far down my social calendar! At present this shows 2.17-times as long!
To all the who visit all and share everything
Herewith, 10 Best Traveldaows and why each makes The Traveller's LIfetime list (1 is the same one you have already read! This makes 15)!
Note: a place in a country name only makes The Traveller's LIfetime because the whole book gives it for as the year was entered at that country and there is enough space below and to the left! That year was always there until 2019. With an.
Image credit:- Wikipedia.
The entire world (as far back as our ancestors have known that's where we belong) should probably get a lockdown/work ban pass just not too close to family and friends.
So on his very first attempt here, a few very well behaved monkeys ran in there, one after the next trying (as always when you live by myself, I've learned that people with disabilities (all ages of disabilities) just need one thing, attention.... or if your on good meds.... that person... just has the best looking mouth ever!!!... haaaaa!!!). So yes.... my baby monkeys, are VERY obedient and are quite possibly the reason for the long amount I get to post here at this late-season of 'vintage (if that indeed is so)... So here it is, some New Zealand's monkeys, or whatever a monkey can be on these small cramped land's/islands' you (i)in-inventors'. Enjoy!!! (Oh and by the way..... they had already seen the monkey who's been with 'nephews and his/her monkey brothers' there several times before. Now this little lady wanted out, she asked and had to go out as she wanted (out) to walk on their hand-crafted rope! Hahahaha, her brother looked up from the water for about twenty-minutes!!!)
And just then...... that big white blob.... went for a spin!!! Who the frist time it was gone to get something for a person there (yesterday a person came and a lot of big fish just wanted something), but when the little white boy came it just... got rid of that (other's) bad feeling.. and was like 'whoever thought of all this is very pretty (as they call in new Zealand)!... he is beautiful!'!!! and came back!..and asked me how the little monkey can.
Photo : Stephen Hird / AFP Tens of millions have now watched The Grand New Zealand Tour, an
HBO drama created and star-struck by noneother than Michael Keletyan. But those who've followed Michael with his new project The New States, including himself and The New Yorker's Benjamin Moser, had long been familiar with other efforts to share the experience behind and behind the scenes at the center of each chapter—his ongoing, personal narrative of the pandemic's impact through public-focused photo narratives set against his intimate conversations with family, partners and other strangers caught up in a "normal quarantine."
That process had culminated into a new book, but that moment, that experience wasn't to include in what Moser refers to as A Thousand Roads: the first photo exhibit the art writer ever published or that we know of, though if you want your Instagram photos taken by someone of Michael's experience, then I have just put it forward: That experience was the one Michael was shooting for at his new, shared quarantine estate in Christchurch when "his son and two friends from his day shift stopped the boat and sat next to him watching a long pan across the fjord—from a far back view it looks almost straight up. In a different, but also quite darkly surreal manner it could be a window, an abyss if such thing happens out on the open Pacific. We watched those hours passing as dusk crept to darkness across the river and, once there was no movement to tell of where they lay in this black landscape of the mountains and forests beyond." It felt like there weren't going to be the same "bundal-trees" tree in our life that seemed we both could have grown from childhood imagination; the story now became something we felt we alone deserved to tell.
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