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Bedford, UK

A short stroll through the Bedford inner city area.
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⁴ᴷ Walking Luton, England - Town Centre, Bury Park & Wardown Park

A first-person perspective Luton, England walk tour from Luton Train Station to the town centre including The Mall Luton, with its indoor market, then to Bury Park and finally Wardown Park, with its boating lake and Wardown House Museum and Gallery.

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ROUTE TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Station Road
03:56 Bute Street
04:29 Guildford Street
06:28 Bridge Street
08:04 St. George's Square
08:55 The Mall Luton
18:26 Church Street
20:15 Park Street
22:04 George Street
26:59 Town Hall Square
28:03 Upper George Street
31:14 Dunstable Road (A505) (Junction with: Liverpool Street 32:43, Westbourne Road 46:00)
46:59 Birch Link
48:12 Leagrave Road
49:26 Bury Park Road
52:15 Waldeck Road (Junction with: Biscot Road 53:34)
53:45 Cromwell Road
56:47 New Bedford Road (A6)
59:57 Wardown Park

SIGHTS TIMESTAMPS:
02:25 Luton Train Station
03:29 Hat Factory Arts Centre
06:47 The Galaxy Centre
08:11 Luton Library Theatre
08:29, 21:37 The Mall Luton (Flamingos Mural 10:38, Luton Town FC Merchandise Shop 14:12)
14:52 The Mall - Market
17:30 St Mary's Church
18:31, 20:42 University of Bedfordshire
22:01 Rotary Centenary Clock of Luton (2005)
22:42 Red Lion Luton - Hotel & Bar
22:53 Luton Crown Court
24:55 Former ABC Cinema
26:42, 28:16 Luton Town Hall
27:00 Borough Of Luton War Memorial
30:31 Christchurch House
31:49 Royal Mail - Luton Delivery Office
35:21 Hatters Way (towards Dunstable, a market town 5 miles away)
35:51 Bury Park
38:05 Former Odeon Luton (1938-1983)
40:38 View towards Kenilworth Road, leading to Luton Town Football Club
42:52 Nadeem Plaza
45:37 Luton Central Mosque
57:41 River Lee
59:56 Wardown Park (Boating Lake, Suspension Bridge & Boat House 01:03:50, Wardown House - Museum and Gallery 01:10:20)

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Brigid Marlin - Surrealism Revealed (Art)

Brigid Marlin - Surrealism Revealed (Art)


Brigid Marlin was born in Washington, D.C., studied at the National College of Art, Dublin, the Centre d'Art Sacre, and the Atelier André L'Hote, Paris, the Beaux-arts, Montreal, and the Arts Students League of New York.

Later she went to Vienna to learn the 'Mische' technique, a process of painting which was a carefully guarded secret of the Flemish and Italian Renaissance painters, and revived after painstaking research by Ernst Fuchs. Returning to England, she founded the Inscape group of painters to continue the exploration and research into techniques of painting; and later the world between painters, sculptors, print-makers and jewellers. She teaches painting at West Herts. College and in London.

In 1982 she was resident artist at the Dorland Mountain Colony and in 1985 she was resident artist and painting teacher at the Carl Rogers Center for the Study of the Person, at the University of California.

Prizes — The 'Visions of the Future' Science-Fiction painting competition, 1st prize

— International Art Appreciation Award 1984, U.S.A., 1st prize

— International Painting Competition, Dublin 1988, 1st prize

— Upper Street Gallery Sculpture Competition, special prize

In 1985 she illustrated Mary O'Hara's book, Celebration of Love. In 1989 she wrote a book From East to West which was published by Collins Fount. In 1990 she was commissioned to paint a headmaster of Cheam School, Berks. Her work is in the National Portrait Gallery, London, and museums and collections all over the world, including, as well as those already mentioned in the catalogue;

Lady Arran, J.G. Ballard, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Blankfort, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haber, Mr and Mrs. David Tansey, California. Mary Craig, Noreen Corrigan, Art Consuftant, Montreai. Jim and Catriona Erler, Washington D.C., Kalid Hammadi, Kuwait, Takashi Higuchi, Tokyo, Mr. and Mrs. Huey Johnson, Environmental Resources U.S.A., Mr. and Mrs. Saul Katz, Boston, Richard and Maura McDonnell, Ireland, General Montfort, Spain, Ex-President Nixon, Mary O'Hara,

Admiral Paulsen, U.S. Navy, Hawaii, Virginia Rogers, Chicago.

Group and one-man shows include:

1964 Moles worth Gallery, Dublin

1966 Gallery No. 10, London

1967 Festival Hall, London

1968 Galerie Fuchs-Fischof, Vienna

1969 Galerie 2 + 3, Paris

1970 Woburn Abbey, Bedford

1970 Torrance Gallery, Edinburgh

1971 London Hilton Art Gallery

1972 Gallerie für Zeitgenoissische Kunst, Hamburg

1972, 1974 Drian Galleries, London

1973 Fanfare for Europe Exhibition, Woburn Abbey, Bedford

1973 Van der Straeten Galleries, New York

1973 Den Art Studios, Ottawa

1973 Upper Street Gallery, London

1975 Galerie Gustav, Malmo, Sweden

1975 Castle Wartholz, Austria

1976 Rye Art Gallery, Easton Rooms, Rye, Sussex

1976 Den Art Studios, Ottawa

1976 Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal, Cumbria

1976 Upper Street Gallery, London

1976 Belle Mead, New Jersey, U.S.A.

1977 Hudson Guild Gallery, New York

1977 Jubilee Festival for Mind and Body, Olympia, London

1977 Royal Exchange, London

1978 Eindhoven, Holland

1979 Bonfoey Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

1979 Woburn Abbey, Bedford, England

1980 The Arts Club, Piccadilly, London

1981 Covent Garden, London

1981 Doorway Gallery, Rancho Sante Fe, California

1982 Central Gallery, Ginza, Tokyo

1982 La Jolla, California

1983 Arts Centre, Hong Kong

1983 Den-Art Gallery, Ottawa, Canada

1984 Tarot Exhibition, 5 Dials Gallery, Covent Garden

1985 Galeria Nuovo Spazio 2, Venice, Italy

1985 The Europa Gallery, Hampstead

1988 and 1987 The Alpine Gallery, London

1988 Renata Galleries, Chicago

1988 Clementi House Gallery, Kensington, London

1990 The Glebe Gallery, Ottawa, Canada

1990 The Alpine Gallery, London

Brigid Marlin is the founder of the Society for the Art of Imagination The society holds an annual exhibition at the Mall Galleries, London. The exhibition is open to all artists working in the realms of the fantasic, surreal and visionary. For more details and application forms write
to:

The Society for the Art of Imagination,
P0 Box 240, Berkhamsted, Herts HP4 IHE,
UNITED KINGDOM.
E-mail: BrigMarlin@aol.com

London Sunny Art Gallery

The Sunny Art Centre is located in the heart of London only a minutes walk from Chancery Lane Tube Station on the Central line. With two whole floors of exhibition and studio space, as well as large display windows, we are simultaneously a contemporary art gallery and a studio for learning fine art techniques. We house exquisite paintings, sculptures, ceramics, antique furniture, and many other unique artworks. In particular, prestigious fine art collectors and professional artists contributed to our collection.

On the one hand, our art centre has an extensive collaboration experience with large-scale institutions and enterprises including the BBC, ITV, SKY TV, Selfridges & Co, HSBC, Giorgio Armani, Givenchy, Southbank Centre, Royal Academy of Arts, School of History and Cultures at the University of Birmingham, PwC, Harrods and many others. Additionally, our client base includes a range of over 2000 registered students.

On the other hand, Sunny Art Centre promotes an understanding of fine art from various perspectives and social viewpoints. We offer advanced art courses and workshops by professional artists and drop-in classes for students of all ages and skill levels. We have free monthly exhibitions to promote cultural diversity in the visual arts, interactive sessions with art lecturers, as well as facilitating forums, which allow artists and students to share knowledge and network amongst peers. Our aim is to bring the beauty of art to life through an extensive exhibition programme, educational courses and corporate services. These allow us to stimulate debate, address questions of cultural diversity and reach out to a wider audience.

Welcome to the Victoria Art Gallery

Welcome to Bath's free, public art museum. A varied programme of contemporary art exhibitions and extensive permanent collection.

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Gallery Children's Biennale - Dreams & Stories at National Gallery

The inaugural Gallery Children’s Biennale – Dreams & Stories — is a sensory feast that kids of every age (and adults too) should go to. Find out what you can see, touch, feel, and experience there.

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The Jealous Curator at the Bedford Gallery

The Bedford brings the blogosphere into the gallery with a show by the internationally renowned art blogger, The Jealous Curator. The exhibition enlightens, inspires, and chases away creative blocks that inhibit the artist in all of us. Check out The Jealous Curator blog at thejealouscurator.com

artists
Hollie Chastain • Chattanooga, TN
Lisa Congdon • Oakland, CA
Jennifer Davis • Minneapolis, MN
Rachel Denny • Beavercreek, OR
Holly Farrell • Toronto, Canada
Chloé Fleury • San Francisco, CA
Alyson Fox • Spicewood, TX
Leah Giberson • Brookline, MA
Lisa Golightly • Portland, OR
Amanda Happé • Toronto, Canada
Jenny Hart • Los Angeles, CA
Kelly Jones • San Francisco, CA
Danielle Krysa • Summerland, Canada
Aris Moore • Exeter, NH
Sidney Pink • Baltimore, MD
Kate Pugsley • Chicago, IL
Martha Rich • Philadelphia, PA
Ben Skinner • Vancouver, Canada
Amanda Smith • Columbus, OH
Trey Speegle • New York, NY
Stephanie Vovas • Los Angeles, CA

School visits to the Victoria Art Gallery

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UK EUROPEAN ISLAMIC CENTRE

EUROPEAN ISLAMIC CENTRE - OLDHAM, MANCHESTER

Places to see in ( Launceston - UK )

Places to see in ( Launceston - UK )

Launceston west of the River Tamar, which constitutes almost the entire border between Cornwall and Devon, at its middle stage. Its gradients are generally steep particularly at a sharp south-western knoll topped by Launceston Castle.

Launceston town centre is bypassed and is no longer physically a main thoroughfare. However, the town remains figuratively the gateway to Cornwall, due to having one of the two dual carriageways into the county pass directly next to the town. The other dual carriageway and alternative main point of entry is at Saltash over the Tamar Bridge and was completed in 1962.

Launceston Steam Railway narrow-gauge heritage railway runs for aesthetic and industrial heritage purposes along a short rural route, it is popular with visitors during the summer months, but does not run for much of the year.

Launceston Castle was built by Robert, Count of Mortain (half-brother of William the Conqueror) c. 1070 to dominate the surrounding area. Launceston was the caput of the feudal barony of Launceston and of the Earldom of Cornwall until replaced by Lostwithiel in the 13th century. Launceston was later the county town of Cornwall until 1835 when Bodmin replaced it.

Launceston is a market town, castle, recreational and heritage railway visitor town and the main shopping centre for the adjoining rural areas of west Devon and east Cornwall. The town is mainly built on the south side of a large hill almost immune to flooding, unlike its northern neighbourhood, Newport in part on a slightly wider plain at the bottom of the hill, which is susceptible to flooding by the River Kensey. The suburb of Newport is recorded for the first time during the 13th century. The natural advantages of the Launceston district had been recognised by the Anglo-Saxon monks of St Stephen and by the Norman lord of Cornwall in the reign of King William I.

Part of the town wall is still in existence including the South Gate of two arches. The White Hart Hotel incorporates a Norman doorway possibly removed from the Castle. New Bridge (early 16th century) crosses the River Tamar: it is of granite. Two old bridges cross the River Kensey: one mediaeval and one built in 1580. The Baptist chapel is late 18th century and a number of Georgian houses may also be seen. Three nonconformist churches/chapels served the 19th century town: Wesleyan Methodist, Bible Christian, and Calvinist. North Cornwall and West Devon's Elim Pentecostal Church is in the town. A church built a Launceston site in 2010, Gateway 2 New Life at the Gateway Centre, having redeveloped a tax office. Lawrence House, a Grade II* listed building on Castle St, houses the town museum.

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The Higgins Bedford - Factual Programme

A short documentary on The Higgins Art Gallery and Museum, Bedford

Bedford Gallery: Sky

From ancient mythology to surreal skyscapes, artists and philosophers have long meditated on the theme of sky. This exhibition at the Bedford Gallery asks artists to explore how the sky—both atmospheric and conceptual—can be represented in a diverse reach of media. Showing from March 9 - May 25, 2014.

artists
Dalia Alekna • Walnut Creek, CA
Gale Antokal • Berkeley, CA
Sarah Applebaum • San Francisco, CA
Carol Aust • Oakland, CA
Steve Baibak • DeWitt, MI
Tony Bellaver • Oakland, CA
Jo Ann Biagini • Berkeley, CA
Robert Bissell • San Francisco, CA
Netta Bits • Dayton, OH
Mariet Braakman • Kensington, CA
Hopi Breton • Alameda, CA
Richard Bruce • Cold Spring, NY
Jamey Brzezinski • Pacifica, CA
Catherine Buchanan • Walnut Creek, CA
Flora Calabrese • Chicago, IL
Karen Clark • los angeles, CA
Tyrell Collins • Oakland, CA
Ananda Day Cavalli • Redwood City, CA
Amy Evans • Califon, NJ
Diana Frawley • Santa Ana, CA
Matt Frieburghaus • Cold Spring, NY
Julie Garner • San Rafael, CA
Sheila Ghidini • San Francisco, CA
Lesley Goren • Topanga, CA
Dan Gottsegen • Woodstock, VT
Bea Guttman • Walnut Creek, CA
Jong Ha • Walnut Creek, CA
Amelia Hankin • Falls Church, VA
Sharon Hart • Boynton Beach, FL
Adam Hathaway • Oakland, CA
Ann Hollingsworth • Half Moon Bay, CA
David Janesko • Mountain View, CA
Jennifer Jastrab • Oakland, CA
Yoichi Kawamura • Claremont, CA
Mikey Kelly • Napa, CA
Michael Kerbow • San Francisco, CA
Brian King • Oakland, CA
Mary Anne Kluth • Oakland, CA
Bryan Kring • Oakland, CA
Marcos LaFarga • Concord, CA
Troy Litten • San Francisco, CA
Oren Lukatz • Atherton, CA
Karin Lusnak • Albany, CA
Andrew MacRae • Oakland, CA
Shawn McBride • Austin, TX
Peter McNeill • Walnut Creek, CA
Barbara Milot • Turners Falls, MA
Liz Morrison • Columbus, OH
Kat Mulkey • Lafayette, CA
Matthew Mullins • Santa Fe, NM
Kathleen Murney • Eugene, OR
Ken Murphy • San Francisco, CA
Julia Nelson-Gal • Palo Alto, CA
Christopher Nickel • Oakland, CA
Michal Niv • Sunnyvale, CA
Dennis O'Leary • Pacific Grove, CA
Joan Pamboukes • Astoria, NY
Bonnie Peterson • Houghton, MI
Melisa Phillips • San Francisco, CA
Amanda Quiroz • Berkeley, CA
Nora Raggio • Los Altos, CA
Nora Renick Rinehart • Florence, MA
Brad Reyes • Los Angeles, CA
Cory Rice • Brooklyn, NY
Rachel Sager • San Francisco, CA
Tamra Seal • Oakland, CA
Kate Shannon • Mansfield, OH
Catherine Eaton Skinner • Seattle, WA
Joy Stein • Springdale, UT
Geoffrey Stein • New York, NY
Lauren Marie Taylor • San Francisco, CA
Joni Marie Theodorsen • Oakland, CA
Zak Timan • Berkeley, CA
Ama Torrance • Oakland, CA
Richard Valenti • Danville, CA
Laura VanDuren • Oakland, CA
Leo vanMunching • San Francisco, CA
Lauren Visceglia • Mill Valley, CA
John Volk • Philadelphia, PA
Victoria wagner • Occidental, CA
Esther Watson • Sierra Madre, CA
John Wehrle • Richmond, CA
Stephen Whisler • Napa, CA
Elizabeth Williams • Berkeley, CA
Ellen Yamada Tzvetin • El Cerrito, CA
Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash • Wichita Falls, TX
Ward Yoshimoto • Brooklyn, NY

Paul de Longpre - Victorian Roses

PAUL DE LONGPRE (AMERICAN 1855 – 1911)
( aka P. de Longpre )
VICTORIAN ROSES, 1902
Watercolor, 15.75 x 12.75 inches / Signed and dated lower left

Paul De Longpre was born to an aristocratic family in Lyons, France, which was the center of the French textile design industry and home to many flower painters. He studied at Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris, where he studied under Jean Leo Gerome and Leon Bonnat. Although he was a well-known artist in France, he immigrated to the United States in 1890 and settled in New York City. Success followed him and he continued his artistic career as a commercial illustrator, window decorator and painter. His floral subjects for which he is best known were well received at his first New York exhibition. His paintings have been exhibited at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, and he was invited to exhibit in Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, and Los Angeles. In 1899 he moved to Los Angeles California, where he earned the name, “Le Roi des Fleurs” (“The King of Flowers”). His lavish home became a tourist attraction and featured a garden of 4,000 rose bushes from which he took many of his subjects.


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The KLF's mysterious return | #AdpRiotTour

The KLF return? - 27 years ago I regularly listened to a British stadium house band called The KLF (Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond). But within a couple of years of finding out about this group and enjoying their music they quit the music business and disappeared. But every few years I discover new KLF related projects, some hidden, some right in front of me. This week one arrived in my local town in a huge shipping container that I could not help but notice. Press PLAY to find out how I got on…

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Adp Riot Tour Dates

26th September – 10th October: New Art Exchange, Nottingham
10th October – 17th October: Airspace Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent
17th October – 24th October: New Adelphi Club, Hull
24th October – 31st October: Stephenson Quarter, Newcastle
31st October – 7th November: Venue TBA, Edinburgh
7th November – 14th November: Platform, Glasgow
14th November – 21st November: Exchange Street Carpark, Macclesfield
21st November – 28th November: OVADA, Oxford
28th November – 5th December: Sir Philip Game Centre, Croydon
5th December – 12th December: University of Essex, Colchester
12th December – 23rd December: Garden of Eden, Panacea Society, Bedford

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Art Vlog #6: Studio, School, & Gallery Visit

Hey y'all! This is a compilation of all the vlogging I've been able to squeeze in for the past week or two. I'm sorry it's not a lot; school just started back! Anyway, it was super cool to finally see the show that my work is in, and hopefully I'll have more vlogs up soon!

BACK TO the BEDFORD VLOG 008

We went to our old stomping ground the other day.
It was so good to go back there and see some old friends.

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The paintings of the last decades focus mainly on biomorphic and geomorphic phenomena, evolutionary forces, and the propagational drives that form the basis of our existence.

Ultimately, my mind, my eyes, and my hands are merely instrumental in producing this work. In spite of knowing better, I do frequently experience the sensation that the work is not created by me, but through me. My art has a chance for limited survival, but I know my body does not.”

Duygu Kivanc is an artist who has shown her work at the United Nations, Soho, Chelsea in New York; Alexandria, McLean and Fairfax in VA, in Washington DC as well as internationally in various countries. She considers her participation in the Art Students' League {open studio programs} in New York has influenced her development style in art. Especially, Knox Martin's instructions on abstraction has very strong influence.

Victor M. Trejo
Thought I didn’t discover my pictorial vocation but until the late age of the 27 years, my aesthetic sensibility remained deeply marked at 18. A strong spiritual crisis combined with roused readings of Shakespeare, Goethe, Whitman and Victor Hugo, carried me to discover
through aesthetic experience, the existence of a new world of vast and transcendent significations.

Cedric van Eenoo is a multidisciplinary artist, painter, musician, filmmaker and university professor affiliated with the American National Association of Independent Artists and a member of Rochester Contemporary Art Center. His art is internationally exhibited in galleries and in the collections of Pratt Fine Arts Institute; Brickton Art Center; Rochester Contemporary Art Center; Brooklyn Art Library; Artotheque of Montreal; Tokyo Art Gallery; Artcomplex Center of Tokyo; Hong Kong Visual Arts Center.

Curator's Voice Gallery Interview with Boryana Korcheva (04-07-14)

Curator's Voice Gallery interview Boryana Korcheva by Dr. Milagros Bello at show Interrogation. (04-07-2014)
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