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Stained glass from the chapel in the Missions to the Seafarers in Flinders St, Docklands
A Wild Time The JPGs and PNGs are high quality with a resolution of 300 dpi. You will also receive 1 PDF instruction sheet for the SVGs, and 1 JPG picture of entire collection for viewing. THESE ARE DIGITAL FILES ONLY ! NO phy...
Description The works powerfully evoke the black entertainers of the late 1960s and ’70s and are a window onto an historical moment when black radio was new and Washington-based performers like Marvin Gaye were gaining national attention and transforming American music. Mingering Mike was among the countless kids who dreamed of being discovered. The lines between fantasy and reality are fluid in this body of work—Mingering Mike’s exuberantly illustrated record covers feature characters drawn from the artist’s own family and friends as well as “reviews” by real musicians such as Marvin Gaye and James Brown, and recordings of the artist’s original music are stamped with claims of having been made live in D.C. hot spots such as the Howard Theatre. The collection was lost to the artist in the early 2000s and discovered at a D.C. flea market by “record digger” and criminal investigator Dori Hadar in 2004. Hadar posted pictures of the albums to an online record forum and the imaginary superstar quickly became a cult sensation. Hadar eventually located the artist, who still lives in D.C., and connected him with art dealer and curator George Hemphill, who arranged the first exhibitions of Mingering Mike’s work. Untrained as either musician or visual artist, Mingering Mike nonetheless embodies a critical component of the American Dream, conquering tough circumstances by actualizing—to whatever extent possible—a world filled with fame, fortune, and happiness. This exhibition presents the vibrant creativity of this singular artist and powerfully conveys the larger American cultural phenomena that are so fully enmeshed in his words and images. This installation features an array of objects from the collection, selected by Leslie Umberger, curator of folk and self-taught art. Visiting Information Smithsonian American Art Museum February 27, 2015 – August 1, 2015 Open Daily, 11:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m Free Admission
Description The works powerfully evoke the black entertainers of the late 1960s and ’70s and are a window onto an historical moment when black radio was new and Washington-based performers like Marvin Gaye were gaining national attention and transforming American music. Mingering Mike was among the countless kids who dreamed of being discovered. The lines between fantasy and reality are fluid in this body of work—Mingering Mike’s exuberantly illustrated record covers feature characters drawn from the artist’s own family and friends as well as “reviews” by real musicians such as Marvin Gaye and James Brown, and recordings of the artist’s original music are stamped with claims of having been made live in D.C. hot spots such as the Howard Theatre. The collection was lost to the artist in the early 2000s and discovered at a D.C. flea market by “record digger” and criminal investigator Dori Hadar in 2004. Hadar posted pictures of the albums to an online record forum and the imaginary superstar quickly became a cult sensation. Hadar eventually located the artist, who still lives in D.C., and connected him with art dealer and curator George Hemphill, who arranged the first exhibitions of Mingering Mike’s work. Untrained as either musician or visual artist, Mingering Mike nonetheless embodies a critical component of the American Dream, conquering tough circumstances by actualizing—to whatever extent possible—a world filled with fame, fortune, and happiness. This exhibition presents the vibrant creativity of this singular artist and powerfully conveys the larger American cultural phenomena that are so fully enmeshed in his words and images. This installation features an array of objects from the collection, selected by Leslie Umberger, curator of folk and self-taught art. Visiting Information Smithsonian American Art Museum February 27, 2015 – August 1, 2015 Open Daily, 11:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m Free Admission
Out of Africa - 1985 - Meryl Streep as Karen. designer: Dien van Straalen
View album on Yandex Disk
#beyond safari
Konstantin Starkelov
The Flying Sikh - details the life of Safari legend Joginder Singh.
1992 Safari Rally - No 9 door plate from the Toyota Celica GT4 driven by Ian Duncan and David Williamson.
Route book for the 1979 Safari Rally.
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During my first visit to Nairobi, I had no idea what I was going to do. I booked a stay at a lodge and that was all the plans that I had! Fortunately I met many amazing people on my solo travels who gave me some wonderful ideas of places to visit in the amazing
