"The de Young houses one of the finest collections of American paintings in the United States. Strengthened by the acquisition of the Rockefeller Collection of American Art, the de Young's treasures include more than 1000 paintings that represent a spectrum of American art from colonial times through the twentieth century." www.famsf.org
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Continued work on Guinea painting series. Adam awakes from nap and joins me in the studio!
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Fifth in a series of stop-motion painting clips by Carel Brest van Kempen. Wilson's Bird of Paradise is a small forest species endemic to Waigeo and Batanta, two islands just NW of New Guinea's Vogelkop peninsula. Original painting for sale at Picture This! Gallery's Masterpieces in Miniature show www.picturethisgallery.com
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Hi all :) This is dedicated to Jenna, the site owner of www.absolutelycavycrazy.webs.com and I love her pictures, pigs and site! I just thought this picture was so pretty! I actually prefer it as an ink penned drawing but hey ho :) Please email me, Jenna, if you want a photo of this (you will have my email by then, since I will have sent you a link to this!) Time: 26 Mins Music: We All Fall Down -- Janell Marie I had to audioswap the moosic -- no Lena now :( Love, Claire xox I DO NOT OWN THE MUSIC IN THIS VIDEO!
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This is a documentary about the contemporary Papua New Guinean artist, Sam Luguna. Providing cultural contextualisation, this film features Luguna's previous works, and documents his recent visit to London in which he produced two paintings for the British Museum.
Tags :Sam, Luguna, Contemporary, Art, Documentary, Painting, Anthropology, British, Museum, Papua, New, Guinea, Artist, Kula

Slide show of photographs/paintings of the beachhead battles that took place between November 1942 and January 1943 in New Guinea. Included are photographs of the final assault on Buna by Australian Infantry and light Armour (2/9, 2/10, 2/12 Infantry Battalions & 2/6 Cavalry Regiment). Music - Glosili by Sigur Ros There are some graphic photographs.
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Trish is from Kambot Village, located upon a tributary of the middle 'Sepik River,' East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea. I traveled down the Sepik River in June of 2010 with a colleague Dr Susan Cochrane. During which time I was able to share and exchange artistic culture with local artists. I was also able to meet and photograph a lot of interesting people, such as the young and uniquely beautiful,Trish. Trish's portrait is part of an entire collection of 14 Sepik River portraits that I and my 4 year old son Axel have painted using the photographs taken. I created this video to take you through the stages of intensity and creativity that hide behind my final works on a gallery wall. Using elements of magic learnt from traditional culture, such as ritual, fasting, and dreaming, I open my mind to spiritual connection. I teach and share my knowledge with my four-year-old son Axel. Together we create the painting and share a spiritual bond with each other through the process. We also share creation with the spirits of our ancestors. No mark in the process is a mistake and everything is as it should be. Jeffry Feeger For more information or just to view the paintings of Jeffry Feeger visit; www.facebook.com 'Like' the page if you would like to leave a comment.
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Jeffry Feeger paints his way to victory in the 2010 Shanghai Artist Battle. Jeffry used a photograph by Massalo Araujo as inspiration to paint his masterpiece. The Event; Twenty artists had 3 hours to create an original piece of artwork. With Battle winners chosen by audience votes. Organized by Dyce Productions. This video was edited and produced by Jeffry Feeger Studio & Gallery, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. Video footage by Kassesa Gandara. Photos by Miller Wey and Tchiyna Matos. Music by Jhonel Flores, aka DJ jelly. For more Jeffry Feeger art visit, www.facebook.com
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www.finestego.com | www.projectmooncircle.com | http | www.hhv.de Project: Mooncircle & Finest Ego have teamed up to establish a fresh new 12" producer series, entitled "Faces". On every edition, you will find two different producers. Respectively, each producer will have their own record-side and unique cover artwork by the aspring LNY, known for his surrealistic portraits, blending humans and animals. The very first installment of the "Faces" series will feature the two prolific beathsmiths Pavel Dovgal & Ta-Ku. Coming from backgrounds which could not possibly be any more different -- Ta-Ku has Philippine roots and grew up in Australia while Pavel was born in Russia and moved to Ukraine at young age -- these two artists share a common connection through their relentless work-ethic and individualistic creative approach to making music. They have been fighting for international recognition with their extravagant beats, just like the Megasoma & Hercules beetles fight for female recognition with their extravagant horns. Limited 12" vinyl for serious collectors, DJ's and record addicts only! Artist biographies: Pavel Dovgal was born in Vladivostok, Russia and moved to Ukraine at quite a young age, where he realized that his true calling was music. His music is experimental, surprising, and daring and his talent and hard work have brought him local musical success. (The release in 2010 of his first solo album on Project Mooncircle turned this local success into international ...
Tags :Ta-Ku, Finest Ego, Faces, Pavel Dovgal, flako, Robot Koch, Speck CYNE, Called Understandable Souls, Project Mooncircle, Dday One, Long Arm

Complete video at: fora.tv Lawrence Rinder, former Curator of Contemporary Art at the Whitney Museum, challenges our Western conceptions of art by contrasting them with the art sense of a very different culture, the Maisin tribe of Papua New Guinea. ----- Lawrence Rinder discusses "Art Life: Selected Writing 1991--2005." "Art Life" brings together for the first time in a single publication many of the important essays on contemporary art written over the past 15 years by Rinder, one of America's most influential curators. This significant publication, which combines intellectual rigor with accessible prose, is an exciting and welcome reminder, especially in today's market-driven art world, that contemporary art can and should be experienced as a natural part of all of our lives - Codys Dean of Graduate Studies at California College of the Arts, Lawrence Rinder was previously Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Curator of Contemporary Art at the Whitney Museum of American Art, where he organized exhibitions including The American Effect, BitSteams, the 2002 Biennial, and Tim Hawkinson. Prior to his work at the Whitney, Rinder was founding director of the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts and assistant director and curator for twentieth-century art at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive. His art criticism has been published in Flash Art, Artforum, Nest, The Village Voice, Fillip, and Parkett.
Tags :arts, artists, creative, creating, process, cloth, painting, paintings, artwork, crafts, whitney, museum, exhibit, gallery, visual, display, cultural, installation, foratv, fora.tv, fora, tv

While I was down in Sydney, Papua New Guinea's very own Deputy Prime Minister Belden Namah created a media frenzy; appearing on front pages of Australian newspapers with allegations made against him of sexual harassment, heavy intoxication & gross spending at Sydney's Star casino. So on Friday the 16th of March, the day before I left Sydney I decided to paint live in public outside the Opera House and portray our deputy PM in a more dignified, respectful manner, showing the kind of leader we wish we could have representing our country. PNG's very own talented 3D Animator Samson Korawali and renowned journalist Alexander Rheeney were also on hand to document every moment. Together we were able to muster a small crowd of wantoks and engage conversation with passers by. This kind of impromptu performance and collaboration is what we believe to be the result of a significant paradigm shift in the expression of human beings, being spurred on by rapid changes in media technology and the social media revolution now sweeping Papua New Guinea and the world. We hope that new forms of self expression through art and media can become powerful tools to guide, influence and inspire young people for positive change towards greater sense of self, identity and empowerment. Jeffry Feeger - March 2012. www.facebook.com www.facebook.com www.jeffryfeegerart.com www.youtube.com Produced by Samson Korawali KK Consultancy LTD www.facebook.com www.kkconsultancyltd.com Alexander Rheeney http
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Driving around the shopping district of Mt. Hagen in the Western Highlands province of PNG. Mt. Hagen is the 3rd largest city in the country of Papua New Guinea. Map location: www.mapquest.com
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This is the sixth video in the series to promote responsible tourism in South Africa. From our first destination, Cape Town. We travel 300kms east to Albertinia to spend a few days with Hilton Doyle (a local tour guide) at his spectacular Guinea Fowl Guest Resort. We also meet Chris Davies, a resident mountain expert, who takes us on an off road adventure and hike. He explains the discovery of the ancient bushman cave paintings on his farm, Romanskraal. We also experience the many outstanding wildlife and nature out on the mountains, including a range of waterfalls, lakes and springs. Along the journey, we will also provide our message and discovery, including some useful tips and advice for tourists who are planning on traveling to South Africa, and how they may become more responsible on the road in reducing their impact. Follow the Mynatour team on their exciting trip around South Africa - 6000kms in 28 days. mynatour.org/diary Visiting places such as Cape Town, Albertinia, Lions Head, Langa, Durban, Johannesburg, Soweto, Fair Trade Tourism South Africa, Saint Lucia, Port Elizabeth, Kruger National Park, Table Mountain National Park, Wild Coast, Port St. Johns, Panorama Route, Garden Route, Guineafowl, Timbavati, Graskop, Western Cape, Zululand, Swaziland, Manzini, East London, Cintsa, Cintsa West, Cape St. Lucia, St. Lucia Marine Sanctuary, St. Lucia, St. Lucia Wetland Park, Cape Vidal, Blyde Ricer In collaboration with Fair Trade in Tourism SA (fairtourismsa.org.za ...
Tags :western cape, south africa, cave paintings, romanskraal, bushmen, bushman, cave art, guinea fowl, albertinia, cape town, off road, 4x4, mountain adventure, hiking, hill walking, eco adventure, protea, flora, fauna, bush, waterfall, springs

Colorful portrait art. Acrylic Painting. Portrait of a Huli Man, Papua New Guinea. Frank Wagtmans: www.frankwagtmans.com
Tags :Modern Art, Paintings, Portraits, Contemporary Art, Mixed Media Art, Mixed Media Painting, Portrait Painting, Huli Wigmen, speed painting, arts, acrylics

jhubertjackson.com Hubert Jackson, born in 1943 in Culpeper, Virginia knew he wanted to be an artist since the age of six. Beginning with a correspondence course during high school, Jackson went on to formally study painting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture and photography. Jackson earned his Bachelors in Fine Arts Education at Virginia State University in 1965. After graduation, he moved to Washington DC It was during these postgraduate years that he really intensified his painting education. By 1971 he earned his Master's degree in painting from Howard University. At Howard, he enjoyed studying with James Porter, Lois Jones, Ed Love, Jeff Donaldson, and Starmanda Bullock. Jackson always sought opportunities to learn and grow as an artist. Beginning in 1965 he visited local museums and studied major works in DC's National Gallery of Art, Corcoran Museum, Phillips Collection, and smaller galleries. He viewed the works of Gene Davis, Morris Louis, Paul Jenkins, Lucille Roberts (Malkia) and Sam Gilliam. All of these contemporary artists had a great influence on Jackson's aesthetic. In the early '70s, he participated in the historical national movement of community based mural projects under the advisement of Hughie Lee-Smith. Jackson was so inspired by the American artists that he ventured across the world to Europe. In Amsterdam he visited the Rijksmuseum which has a large collection of Dutch painters. He mainly focused on Rembrandt's work. Jackson wanted to see exactly ...
Tags :Hubert Jackson, abstract painter, fine artist, mixed media paintings, Culpeper Virginia, Colonial Beach Artist, african american painter, black artists, Stanley Turrentine

(Guinea-Bissau) Guinea-Bissau is a small counrty on the West African coast sandwiched between Senegal to the north and Guinea to the south. A former colony of Portugal, Guinea-Bissau achieved its independence less than 30 years ago and it is still struggling to establish a stable political structure. Manuel Leal Emidio Costa, or Manecas Costa, was born in 1967 and was raised in the capital city of Bissau. He founded his first band, Africa Live, with his brother when he was just 9 years old, and the group of adolescents went on to the be child stars in Guinea-Bissau with a string of popular appearences. Costa eventually recorded and performed with many of his country's greatest musical figures and developed a strong reputation as a composer. In 1987 he won the prestigious Radio France International Discoveries Award, and UNICEF nominated him a Goodwill Ambassador for his songs that addressed the struggles of women and children in Guinea-Bissau and in the Third World in general. In 1990, Costa immigrated to Portugal seeking new opprtunities and experiences. In Lisbon, Costa became a leading producer and performer in the African community and toured the US and Europe as a bandmember for Angola's Waldemar Bastos. The song "Fundo di Matu" originally appeared on Costa's 1999 release of the same name, a brilliant album that has never been widely distributed. The lyrics to "Fundo di Matu (Deep in the Forest)" capture the mystery and melancholy of a lost love while commenting on ...
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This short video showcases my two guinea pigs, Miss Piggy and Mudpie. Most of the photographs in this video were taken May 2009 , while the paintings are from 2005-2007. The closed captions contain my personal comments. To turn them on or off, use the button on the far right of the video control bar.
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Facebook : www.facebook.com DeviantArt : mathurin156.deviantart.com Done in approximately 2h40. music: "Ananamin", Moffou by Salif keita. visit my blog at : mathurin-dubouetiez.blogspot.com Salif Keita Biography Salif Keita - A master of West African rhythms and credited as one of the founders of the Afro-pop genre, Keita is world renowned for his unforgettable live performances, soaring vocals and his emotionally-fueled songs. Born in Mali, West Africa in 1949, Salif Keita comes from a noble family, and is a descendant of Sunjata Keita, who founded the Mali Empire in 1240. Keita was the third of thirteen children born to Sina Keita, a landowner in the village of Djoliba, where he grew up, near Malis capital, Bamako. Born albino in a land of blistering sun and heat, with limited eyesight and poor despite his social standing, his mother had to hide him to avoid the attacks of the superstitious crowds who called for his death. In addition to the problems of growing up as an albino, Keita found the opposition of his family to his interest in becoming a singer since the traditions of his ancestry excluded members of the nobility from becoming singers. Keitas decision to become a musician broke an important taboo as in Mali only the lower jeli class makes its living from music. In 1970, at the age of 18, Salif Keita left Djoliba for Bamako, where he spent time as a street musician and playing in bars. The first group that he worked with was the Rail Band, a state-sponsored ...
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Opening reception for the exhibit: Hailans to Ailans, Contemporary Papua New Guinea and West Coast Salish Art at Alcheringa Art Gallery in Victoria BC, Canada -Exhibit runs from Nov. 5 to 27, 2009 ( part 1 )
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Southern Black tar paintings on metal folk art, Boscobear33, Blackgoatfolkart, Black Tar Art, Guinea hens, Rooster Art, Chicken george, Justin, The Art police, Gram, "theartpolice" "GeorgiaRedmudpainter"'Painting,Made in Vermont art" "Redmudpaintertheartpolice" "Goat art" "Stencil art" "Abstract art""THE ART POLICE" "THEARTPOLICE THEARTPOLICE"
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