Moray Gallery - Dunedin. Art Gallery Photography Artists Exhibition Dunedin Otago NZ Mint Gallery Ltd. - Home. Tears for Rose at heartfelt service - national. Last updated 11:39 31/10/2010 Rose Ives' Bebo page said she was happiest ''up a big rock face, with my boy, sleeping in the mountains''. Bitterness could not be avoided at the funeral of shot teacher Rose Ives. If the overhead projector showing the funeral programme was a concession to her organised and teacherly ways and the green blanket draped over her casket was a nod to her environmental leanings, then the raw grief in the room was a sign that a young woman in the prime of her life was gone too soon.
Malcolm Ives said that his daughter and eldest child, Rose, 25, would probably have told him as he came to the end of his eulogy, spoken while gripping his daughter's hand from her open casket, to go over the main points of his speech again. "Yes, Rose, yes, Rose," he said and laughed. That was Rose. That 300 mourners were there at all at Seifrieds Winery in Nelson on Thursday, reflecting on Rose's life, was the result of an "awful accident", her father said. "Adam, you are my hero. Jonathan Smart Gallery. Jonathan Smart Gallery - home. Leshan Song and Dance Company – Fault Lines | Andi Yu. Recently at the Malthouse Theatre in Melbourne, ‘Fault Lines’ performed by the Sichuan-based Chinese company is a gutsy, energetic and uplifting exploration of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.
With a troupe of 20 or so young male and female dancers, ‘Fault Lines’ gave the audience a taste of fear and sorrow still reverberating in the modern Chinese pysche as a result of the tragedy just four years ago. The 80 minute piece, mainly comprised of contemporary dance was peppered with and song and speech as well. Rather than interrupting the flow of movement, the use of voice throughout added richness and authenticity because all the performers spoke Sichuan dialect and hearing them speak and sing somehow made one feel closer to their experience. Like this: Like Loading... Program - Melbourne Festival. Events - Anon / The Body Festival. “After Nietzsche famously announced, “God is dead,” he continued: we have lost the spectator. The emergence of the internet means the return of the universal spectator.” (Groys, 2013) An abbreviation of ‘anonymous’, and an old English word meaning ‘soon, presently’ Anon is a weeklong inhabitation of the Sumner Art Window by Choreographer Joshua Rutter.
During the week he will be setting up situations in the gallery based around the increasing presence of Computer Vision (CV) in our day-to-day activities, and how it might affect our behaviours and experiences. As one aspect of the evermorevisible surveillance we are subject to from commercial and governmental interests, CV is a timely object for contemplation. Rutter will be offering training facilities for tactical face recognition avoidance set amidst more freeform operations with camouflage, stealth, and drones. 6c57ba397a896ce148d3a6237c5dfabd.jpg (JPEG Image, 800 × 533 pixels) Ncert : Upbeat : 19 Sep 2013 : Sara Brodie - Faultlines. 50bb01e0ac6731598cc8459a8e3cd669.jpg (JPEG Image, 800 × 533 pixels)