Exhibition
The Evolution of Cab Booking:
In recent years, the landscape of transportation has undergone a significant transformation, driven by technological advancements and changing consumer preferences. At the forefront of this evolution is the rise of cab booking services
By Explosive Fireworks2 years ago in Art
The Cultural Tapestry of Fireworks:
Fireworks: those ephemeral bursts of color and light that transcend language and culture, igniting the sky with a symphony of awe and wonder. Across the globe, from bustling metropolises to remote villages, fireworks serve as a universal symbol of celebration, marking milestones, and bringing communities together in shared joy and spectacle.
By Explosive Fireworks2 years ago in Art
Say My Name
I can't even begin to wrap my head around the absurdity of the situation I just found myself in. There I was excited on the opening day of the exhibit called “Her Voice, Her Vision” for Women’s history month amongst the diverse array of artwork created by talented female artists, only to stumble upon my own piece, Liv Love, proudly displayed among the others.
By Jennifer Lancaster @jenergy172 years ago in Art
Illuminating the Night:
In every corner of the world, from bustling metropolises to serene countryside landscapes, fireworks paint the night sky with a symphony of colors, sparks, and enchantment. As a timeless symbol of celebration and unity, fireworks captivate audiences, evoke wonder, and commemorate cherished traditions. Join us on a journey as we delve into the rich tapestry of fireworks displays across the globe, where each explosion tells a story of culture, history, and human connection.
By Explosive Fireworks2 years ago in Art
Powerful painful empowering. Content Warning.
Not an easy exhibition to see, Lost in Parys describes in painful detail the love and loss of a mother following her son's death at the age of 19. Artist Alison Lapper is perhaps best known as the subject of a nude sculpture by Marc Quinn, which was mounted in Trafalgar Square, London, between 2005 and 2007. Controversial at the time and drawing the obvious idiotic comments about nudity, beauty, the female form and whether pregnancy and disability were suitable subjects to put on display in a public place. These days one would hope that the world is a little more tolerant and a lot more understanding.
By Raymond G. Taylor2 years ago in Art
Sparkling Nights
With its rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and celebrations, Europe ignites the night sky with a symphony of colors and light. From grand festivals to intimate gatherings, fireworks hold a special place in the hearts of Europeans, captivating audiences and illuminating the continent's storied landscapes. Join us as we delve into the enchanting world of fireworks in Europe, where each burst brings joy, wonder, and a sense of shared celebration.
By Explosive Fireworks2 years ago in Art
Jakarta on the Island of Indonesia
Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, has a rich and diverse history. The city was originally a trading port, with the first settlements established at the mouth of the Ciliwung River as early as the 5th century AD The city's official history began in 1527 when the sultan of Bantam defeated the Portuguese and named it Jayakerta, meaning "Glorious Fortress" in Sundanese.
By Rafi Fahrezi 2 years ago in Art
The Psychology Behind Fireworks:
Fireworks, with their explosive bursts of light and sound, have a profound impact on human emotions and perceptions. Beyond their visual spectacle, fireworks evoke feelings of joy, awe, and wonder, making them a fascinating subject for psychological study.
By Explosive Fireworks2 years ago in Art
Fireworks:
Fireworks embody the essence of celebration, painting the night sky with a symphony of light and sound. Across cultures and continents, these dazzling displays have become an integral part of festivities, marking significant milestones and igniting the spirits of those who witness them.
By Explosive Fireworks2 years ago in Art
Review || Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I mean Me. I mean You, at the Serpentine — Heartbreak edition.
I wasn’t expecting much. Only to take my mind off it. To get out of bed and do something as well. Society makes me feel guilty for doing nothing while curing my heartbreak… How long is it going to last?, I suspect they all are thinking. These days, it seems I’ll never get better, and I’ll never be able to do anything anymore. And so, I left home for London on a Sunday morning, all wrapped up in my guiltiness and a warm coat my mum wanted to get rid of because it brought back bad memories, she said.
By Alexandra de Taddeo2 years ago in Art
