Sentences with phrase «city photo archives»
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I also had a grand time in the archives of the Atlantic City Library, looking at old photos and postcards and news clippings to learn...
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While in LA: Kiraly attended the New Media Caucus at College Art Association, visited the vast stereograph archive at UC Riverside's California Photography Museum, created a new body of photo collage work at 18th Street Arts Center using images of LA public spaces and other international cities.
CURRENT: LA Water is produced by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and the Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti Graphic and Web Design by Still Room Web development by El Bug Farm Historical Photos Courtesy of Los Angeles City Archives, Public Works Right of Way Collection All Other Photos Courtesy of City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, Public Art Division unless otherwise noted.
Bacon studio material, John Deakin, George Dyer in Soho, ca. 1963 (detail) Collection: Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane Photo © John Deakin Archive, Source Clipping © The Estate of Francis Bacon
Bacon studio material, contact sheet, John Deakin, Peter Lacy, ca. 1959 Collection Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane Photo © John Deakin Archive, Source Clipping © The Estate of Francis Bacon
With the aim of keeping the words and images made and deployed by human rights advocates who took to the streets of cities around the country this past January circulating within the public sphere, FemFour, a group of Cincinnati - based artists and arts advocates, put together a traveling, ever - evolving archive of posters and placards, sculptures, textiles, and photo documentation from the day collected by the arts philanthropist and collector Sara M. Vance Waddell.
Dry Ice Environment, 1967, collaboration between Judy Chicago, Lloyd Hamrol and Eric Orr, performance at Century City Mall, Los Angeles, CA, dry ice and flares, photo courtesy of Through the Flower archives.
This photo is taken from the WikiMedia Commons and is originally from the City of Toronto Archives.