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The Opening — Zebulon Zang
|THE OPENING is all about delving into the fascinating, quirky and wonderful visual arts in Vancouver. Each week we'll feature an artist, cover an exhibition, discuss a lecture and everything else in-between to delve deep into who and what makes art happen!
Zebulon Zang isn't an artist. He's an editor, a collaborator, a filmmaker, a labourer — at least, that's what he'll likely tell you at first. Indeed, the way in which he goes about his business seems contrary to the usual model. At the time of our interview, he didn't have a website, a business card, or a Facebook account. His blogs are either password-protected or completely wiped of entries. He's obsessed with production, often planning long-term, labour-intensive projects with no end product in mind. And most of all, he's keen to collaborate, freely allowing others to change the course of his ideas entirely.
Zang's remarkable lack of ego and almost saintly dedication to his work certainly doesn't bar him from public acclaim. You'll see his name attached to projects at institutions such as UNIT/PITT, where Zang curated a show around the silly but poignant idea of opening a store at the end of the world, and the relatively new Avenue, where his upcoming exhibition with Logan Sturrock and Scott Kemp, entitled [???] and opening this Thursday, offers only a paragraph of moody prose in lieu of any formal press release.
I met Zang twice over the course of a month to discuss his artistic process. Though highly complex at first glance, his film-based projects tend to come to into being around a set of self-imposed instructions — a premise that first became a possibility with the rise of conceptual art in the sixties. Speaking quickly and excitedly, Zang was keen to impart the intricacies of his most recent undertaking: a film whose script is composed entirely out of snippets of incidental dialogue he'd record in the 'field' — on the bus, at work, at parties with friends — and populated by amateur actors. He seemed most thrilled by wild cards and the unpredictability of working in such a manner. And though he shies away from the label, Zeb Zang is certainly an artist of the most enigmatic and intelligent kind.
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ZZ: Right now, I've finished shooting some preliminary stuff for the first scene of the movie that I'm writing the script for. I'm doing walk-outs with shots. I've started working with non-professional actors, because I like working with people who don't necessarily know what they're doing, so they don't feel the pressure to stick to the métier of acting. They don't have to deliver in a specific way — it's more naturally enacted.


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A breezy dress for a summer event.
See more about the project on my blog: http://honig-design.blogspot.co.uk/
grey/silver sequins, crepe marocain, silk/satin bodice
Jul 7, 2012, 12.23 PMby ink
So pretty, timeless, love that image -—— you look so happy and relaxed ! What a great view,…. wondering where you are!
Jul 7, 2012, 05.42 PMby eliseanna
Thank you for the nice comment! The picture is taken in Lake Como Italy.
Jun 28, 2012, 05.28 PMby 100idées
Wow, this ismagnificent. This dress is gorgeous in this setting and on you. Would you please be se kind to reveal the pattern you used. Thank you very mucht.
Jun 29, 2012, 03.51 PMby eliseanna
Many thanks for your nice comment :) I drafted this one myself but if you use a standard block and play with leaving the darts open you can make something similar. Thanks again!
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Gorgeous! Love your choice of fabric…
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Thank you! I enjoy reading your blog!
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Jun 28, 2012, 03.30 PMby eliseanna
Thanks so much!
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I love the combination of fabrics and the back of it! So elegant!
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Despite its obvious flaws, Barb Wire does what it sets out to do and does it well.
David Hogan keeps the action moving and loaded with fights, gun battles and other action-trashy thrills. Lee is terrific.
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Cowan's century at the Gabba was a celebration of bloody-minded determination over hope
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Matches: Australia v South Africa at Brisbane
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More than anyone, the first Test match, at the Gabba, belonged to Ed Cowan. More even than to Michael Clarke, whose exceptional innings was worth nearly double the one by his opening batsman. Cowan's performance was a celebration of the power of the mind; of sheer bloody-minded determination over hope. It was proof that if you want something badly enough, you are in with a chance. Think Gary Kirsten and the early days of Alastair Cook, and now think Ed Cowan. Left-handers all, without the Lara genius or the Gower grace but with a common call - thou shalt not pass. The appeal of cricket comes as much from the artisan as from the artist. Thus Cowan rewards the viewer as, say, Hashim Amla might do, but without the raw material. You will not bask in Cowan's strokeplay, but you will rise to his achievement.
Test cricket is about need, not want. We all want things, material or otherwise. Most of us want to be appreciated, for example, but don't necessarily push the boat out to ensure that we are. Golfers want birdies, tennis players points, footballers goals, but just how far will they go in pursuit of their currency? Desperation for success is a fascination. For a time, it appeared there was something almost ethereal about the way in which Roger Federer was able to glide in and out of points, never compromised. In contrast Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray were torn apart by the outrage of fortune or otherwise. To Federer a point was a symphony, to his rivals it was heavy metal. In the days they could not catch him, they appeared about to burst. There are few sights so riveting as the implosion of the desperate sportsman. And it is that same desperation that has led them to catch him now, so, at last, the spoils are shared.
Recorders used to say that the reason West Indian cricketers reached such heights in the 1980s were the options. Like Brazilian soccer players who might otherwise have been lain to rest in the favelas that were once their home, sport was a way out. But Cowan was a Cranbrook boy, a Sydney school so elite that James Packer is among its alumni. No need of a way out for him. Private education softens such a man, does it not? Hardly. Cowan is teak. Ask Steyn and Morkel.
|Ed Cowan did not just want this hundred, he absolutely had to have it. There was no other way. A hundred or bust and Ed Cowan is too smart to bust
Australian cricketers do not leave New South Wales without good reason. Adam Gilchrist went west because he could not get a regular game. Good reason. Cowan feared the same as the selectors' affection turned to Phillip Hughes and Usman Khawaja (there is irony in the fact that both these batsmen have recently moved to new states themselves, without compelling reason). Cowan chose somewhere that needed him, which meant Tasmania. It is a mainly cold place by Australian standards, and without Sydney's lights. But it is the place where David Boon and Ricky Ponting made the runs of their youth. That was good enough for Cowan.
You only have to read his columns on these pages to know how much thought and application will have gone into this Gabba debut hundred. Perhaps it was a plot, set for November 9th 2012. There was then a brilliance in the delay of its execution. Almost a day and a half in the field and another in the dressing room, dreaming the dreams of glory and fulfilment, while the rain and the South African batsmen threatened to derail the plot.
Mid-afternoon, Monday, 12th November. 12/11/12, Ed's day. A year on from the passing of Peter Roebuck, an early mentor. South Africa with 450 on the board, not part of the plot. Dale Steyn at the end of his run. Ed fidgets, settles. Steyn sprints and delivers. Fast, accurate, and Ed, bat idiosyncratically held aloft, leaves safely alone. The plot is underway. Steyn, at the completion of his follow-through, stares. Likes what he sees. The ball swung back a little and carried at pace through to the wicketkeeper. He turns back for his mark. Ed fidgets, settles. Steyn sprints and delivers a fine ball, straight as an arrow and full in length.
Cowan plays the forward-defensive shot of his life. Perfect, flawless. Big stride, full face so that Steyn could read the bat maker's name. The ball rolled back, de-armed. Get past that buddy boy. Plot operational. For the next six hours and 16 minutes - 257 balls in all - there was no flourish, just blocks and nudges and pulls and cuts and the occasional check drive. In such denial there is satisfaction.
Three years in the making, since the day the Cowan clan upped sticks from safe old Sydney and went to the land of the Tasmanian devil. Hour upon hour of net practice, analysis, soul-searching, and puke-making training, all because this cricketer simply must make runs for Australia. Without them he is unfulfilled. The need is so great that sacrifice is a given. Ed Cowan did not just want this hundred, he absolutely had to have it. There was no other way. A hundred or bust and Ed Cowan is too smart to bust.
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This week will continue that trend with a review that shows which of the 2010 All-Big 12 wide receivers (Oklahoma's Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma State's Justin Blackmon or Texas A&M's Jeff Fuller) was truly the leader of that group.
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These numbers were then broken down into six categories that measure production in a variety of ways. Each wideout was given points for his ranking in a given category, with some categories offering more points than others.
Category No. 1: Short pass yards per attempt (YPA) (defined as passes thrown 1-10 yards downfield)
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While Brock Lesnar is not defending the WWE Heavyweight Championship for the time being, that does not mean that he is simply just sitting around the house. In addition to working out on a daily basis, the former UFC Heavyweight Champion has been doing a lot of hunting up in Canada recently. No word yet on when his official return to WWE is, but many are expecting it to be in time for Royal Rumble 2015.
October 16, 2014
It has been several years since the two of them worked together, but Chris Jericho still harbors a good amount of resentment towards Goldberg. During a one night show in London, Jericho expressed his feelings about the former WCW champion to the audience. He stated that Golberg had a bad attitude, no sense of humor and was an idiot. Jericho also noted that a pay per view match between the two of them never took place because Goldberg opted to go hunting that day instead.
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Now that he has received his release from WWE, Brodus Clay has already planned out the next phase of his life. Rather than jumping back into the wrestling ring immediately, the former bodyguard has opted to book himself on a trip to Japan, so that he can help protest against those that are hunting dolphins. Clay left open the possibility of working some matches in Japan if that option were to become available to him.
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- To curb violent tendencies, start young
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- Babies born in winter start crawling earlier than those born in summer
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The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal crash that killed a teen late Friday night.
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James Franklin Wright, II, 16, of Jamestown, NC was the passenger of a 2007 Toyota. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Upset with my DH
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|Tue, 08-10-2004 - 4:01pm
Confused and jealous,
|Wed, 08-11-2004 - 9:18am
Good Luck to you!
Angel-Lacie Leanne 6/22/04 (17wks)
+ 2 grandbabies DGD/5 & DGS/2
|Wed, 08-11-2004 - 9:33am
My advice would be to step away from it for a day or two, get your own head together and then re-visit the subject over dinner or something.
|Wed, 08-11-2004 - 9:37am
Thank you for the kind words. I can't imagine the pain you must've gone through losing your baby girl. It was hard enough losing mine at 7 weeks. I'll keep you in my prayers that you will be blessed again with another baby. You're right, I do need to talk to him, I was going to say something last night but he went to sleep before I had a chance. Out of the blue my neice stopped by last night and had supper with us. I just wished it was me having a baby. She doesn't know I had a mc. She totally surprised me last night when she asked me to go with her when she has it. I was with her with the first one but I thought she would ask her stepmom this time because she's been watching her little boy alot for her. It will be a real emotional time I'm sure. Anyway, not sure how things will work out for us but I can only hope. Maybe it'll be a surprise again like the last time.
Baby dust to you and the best of luck. P.S. how old are you and your DH?
|Wed, 08-11-2004 - 8:52pm
I'm sure if you have a chance to talk to him and air out your feelings y'all can come to an understanding.
I know it will be hard to be there for your neice. My neice is pregnant and due any day. The day we had the memorial service for my baby, she had her baby shower. Needless to say I just couldn't attend, but I had to go to BabiesRUs and get the gift. I'm sure the clerk thought I was psyco. b/c I cried while buying it! lol. Maybe by the time your neice is due you will be able to be there for her. I'm so sorry for your loss. No matter how long we are pregnant it's still a great loss and a person can fall in love with their baby in just a few moments.
DH and I are TTC asa b/c I'm 42 and DH is will be 52 in Sept. I know we are crazy but my DD just graduated highschool and started college. So I needed something else to do!
Good luck. Hope you talk your DH into it...and wish you sticky baby dust.
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