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Sussex Technical High School will hold student and adult education job fairs in the coming week to mark national Career and Technical Education Month.
A high school career fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday during which dozens of local businesses to talk to the school's 1,300 students about the job market, the education they need to be competitive and the career paths in their respective core tech area.
A similar adult education career fair will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Feb. 11 for the school's 3,000 continuing education students.
Representatives from more than 30 businesses and agencies will attend the fairs, including Beebe Medical Center, Nickle Electric, PNC Bank, Delaware Electric Cooperative, Nanticoke Health Systems, DelTech, First State Community Action Agency, County Bank, Delaware State Police, George Sherman Heating, CHEER, LaRed Health Center and Widener University.
Sussex Tech also is inviting the public to visit the school during February to learn more about career and technical education. To schedule an appointment, please call Sussex Tech's Community/Business and Industry Liason Joe Booth at (302) 856-0961.
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Indulgence at it's best!
By CaraZG
from East Haddam, CT
Comments about Levenger Tech Travel Pouches (set of 3):
This is my 3rd purchase of leather technology cases from Levenger. I received a Kindle Paperwhite for my birthday this month and my very first thought was I need a Levenger case for it. I keep coming back for more!This not only fit the bill, but gave me two extra cases which I use for my MiFi and ear buds. Getting three different sizes means you not only have the flexibility to choose a size that best meets your needs, but you know at a glance which case to grab in your bag or on your way out the door.My only suggestion for improvement would be to make the lining softer, similar to the lining in the Pocquettes iPad Mini Travel Case which I adore!
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By MarkA
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This is my third set of these leather pouches. Beautifully made, they are a really excellent product to store cell phone accessories, writing instruments, small electronic devices, etc.
Likely the best Levenger leather case value
By Quiddity
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The cases are well made with excellent leather. The interior zip pockets in the two larger cases are a welcome feature. These cases are useful for holding many things, not just tech items.They also make great gifts: The cases come in a nice box with a built in elastic strap to hold the cover in place, and inside the box, the cases are wrapped in a nice soft, beige cloth that has many uses, including cleaning smudges off of reading glasses.
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This is exactly what I expected. The pouches are soft and well made. The set of 3 is perfect. The only change I would consider is one more that is a little larger (by a few inches) than the largest one, so I would better accommodate my 8.9 "Kindle or IPad.
You get what you pay for
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This was the perfect splurge.These bags far exceeded my expectations. The leather is soft yet durable. You may need to pull out a ruler to appreciate the actual size of the bags. They are larger than they appear in the photos. I thought I'd need to use multiple bags to accommodate my daily technology goodies, but everything fit nicely in the larger bag. The inside pocket is a nice place to store flash drives. Now I can find another use for the other two bags - an extra treat!
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This set of three pouches is very versatile and offers me lots of options in transporting all of the technological ephemera that seems to be necessary at some time or another. Whether it's cross-town or across the country, I can readily access whatever I need quickly. They also look great and last forever.
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Leather like butter and the perfect size. As always Levenger delivers a great product!
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High quality leather pouches, very useful for tech products for travel but also quite handy for personal items to keep in your glove box or center console, etc. Very soft nice leather and well made. Arrived in a very elagant box, classy.
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I bought these for an extended overseas trip and they are excellent. The leather is a pleasure to the touch, and the three sizes easily fit into my carry on bag giving me easy access to iPad cords, head phones and meds. Set at th front of the bag all I needed to which pouch held what, and I could locate my equipment by touch while on the run or in line. I will likely buy three more!
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Very, very useful! Soft, durable leather safely wraps cords and electronics for stashing them into areas of my briefcase. Much higher quality than I expected for tech pouches. Am considering ordering a separate set for portable desk supplies since I travel 100% of the time and my briefcase contains my mobile 'office. Extremely pleased!
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From its panoramic position overlooking the Cermis slopes, Hotel Veronza is ideal for a holiday surrounded by nature and snow, dedicated to ski and in a young and vibrant environment, ideal for a family holiday.
At the end of the day a welcoming and comfortable mansard room for two or three people will await you, fur-nished in alpine style. For families with children and groups of friends mini suites with double sofa beds and a separate sleeping area with bunk- beds are available or the more spacious family suites with two bedrooms (one double and one with bunk- beds) and a living room with double sofa bed, all the suite units are with a wonderful balcony.
All guests have free admittance to AQUAVITALIS our wellness center with gym, swimming pool, sauna, turkish bath and thepidarium. Furthermore ski and ski-boots deposit, free skibus (aproximatively 22/12 - 31/3), and the possibility to leave the equip-ment on Cermis ski deposit.
The Veronza Clubresidence is for those who love to spend a holiday in complete freedom, but always with all services available: a full program of sporting activities, evening entertainment, the Kinny baby club and Cermislandia for children, the swimming-pool and the gym are at your disposal. If you want to add the luxury of being served, please, take the option of our restaurant service, also with take away service, or our daily cleaning service.
Feel at home while on holiday: with this in mind we have planned our apartments, all furnished in alpine style and, with the exception of the mansards, with a large balcony with a wonderful view; hair-dryer, safe deposit box. All guests have free admittance to the gym and the indoor swimming pool.Furthermore ski and ski-boots deposit,
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This town is home to a real gem and a UNESCO World Heritage Site: the palace of Emperor Diocletian. Of Roman origins, its mixture of Venetian and Austrian buildings and trendy bars are a concentration of two thousand years of history. What's more, the entire old town, such as the district of Marjan hill, lives up to this reputation. Take the time to wander around its lanes and enjoy its peaceful elegance.
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Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace
Pedrum Peristil Dioklecijavanova HR - 21000 Split
This magnificent peristyle is lined with colonnades on three sides. To the south, they opened onto the Emperor's apartments. The entrance porch, framed by two 16C-17C chapels, can still be seen. To the east, the colonnade houses a sphinx (15C BC) bro..
Diocletian's Palace
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The palace interior was designed to a cruciform plan, with access via the decumanus and the cardo. The north wing housed soldiers and servants; the south wing contained the peristyle, temples and the imperial apartments. The interior configuration of..
Basement of Diocletian's palace
Hrvatskog narodnog Preporoda 7 HR - 21000 Split
It is thought that these underground rooms housed the slaves. In the Middle Ages, the rooms were filled with materials moved out of the way to build the palace apartments. Cleared out in 1956, they revealed amazingly thick walls and lovely vaulted ce..
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Iza Vestibula 4a HR - 21000 Split
Hotel Vestibul Palace is located in the heart of Diocletian's Palace, surrounded by ancient Roman walls. It offers elegant, bright rooms with handmade furniture and free Wi-Fi. The hotel is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Main city sig..
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Built in 1921 and completely restructured in 2015, the Hotel Park Split is a traditional first-class hotel in the centre of Split, right next to the famous Bačvice beach. It offers an outdoor pool and an upscale restaurant. Free WiFi access is availa..
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Four Officers From The Wilmington Police Department Get Promoted
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(Wilmington, DE) – Chief of Police Christine Dunning promotes four police officers within the Wilmington Police Department to the ranks of Inspector, Captain, Lieutenant, and Sergeant.
With the latest promotions, Chief Dunning has elevated a total of 15 officers to higher ranks, 10 of which are in senior leadership positions.
"In order to create positive change in fighting crime, it's necessary to have the right leadership," said Mayor Williams. "Instating new leadership will help rebuild and nurture the relationship between the community and the Wilmington Police Department."
As these officers have served on the Wilmington Police Department for several years, they maintain close relationships with the various communities in the City of Wilmington and will be able to utilize their diverse backgrounds to bridge the gap between the neighborhoods and the Wilmington Police Department.
The promotions include:
- Inspector Bobby Cummings – was previously serving as a Captain.
- Captain Matthew Kurten – was previously serving as a Lieutenant.
- Lieutenant Amy Rausch – was previously serving as a Master Sergeant.
- Sergeant Mitchell Rentz – was previously serving as a Master Corporal.
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SER Announces the Launch of the Member Directory
SER is pleased to announce the launch of SER's brand new Member Directory! The Member Directory is a member-only benefit which gives members access to a dynamic online community focused on ecological restoration.
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The Society for Ecological Restoration, in collaboration with our global partners, has published three Information Notes for the upcoming meeting of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in India.
The 11th meeting of the Conference of the to the Convention on Biological Diversity will be held in Hyderabad, India October 8-19 2012.
We expect that these documents will provide the fo... read more
The Society for Ecological Restoration announced the release of "Ecological Restoration for Protected Areas: Principles, Guidelines and Best Practices" at the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Jeju, Korea, on September 7, 2012.
This is the latest volume in the IUCN's Best Practice Protected Area Guidelines series, recognized as a source of leading-edge guid... read more
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The SER Primer is available in ten languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai and Arabic. The Society thanks Carolina Murcia (Spanish); Christelle Fontaine and James Aronson (French); James Jackson Griffith, Elias Silva, ... read more
Steve Whisenant, Chair of the SER Board of Directors, recently began and new chapter of his life in South Sudan. Check out SER's Board Member Highlight on this exciting new chapter in his life. Board Member Highlights are a unique opportunity for the Society to highlight the continuing commitment of the members of SER's board of directors to their environmental pursuits and the field of ecologi... read more
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The SER Guidelines are available in English, Portuguese, and Italian.
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A call to action by the ecological restoration joint working group of SER International and the IUCN Commission on Ecosystem Management
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Tate Modern
Tate Modern is Britain's national museum of modern art.
Housed in the former Bankside Power Station, Tate Modern displays the Tate collection of international modern art from 1900 to the present day.
Since it opened in May 2000, more than 40 million people have visited Tate Modern. It is one of the UK's top three tourist attractions and generates an estimated £100 million in economic benefits to London annually.
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Tate Modern's collection displays include major works by Dalí, Picasso, Matisse, Rothko and Warhol as well as contemporary work by artists such as Dorothy Cross, Gilbert & George and Susan Hiller.
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Photography, Performing Arts, Fine Art, Film and Media, Archives
Kader Attia
- 25 October 2014 — 25 October 2016 *on now
In Oil and Sugar #2 2007 the gradual collapse of a tower of sugar cubes doused in black oil embodies the crises and contradictions that can emerge within all cultural systems.
Kader Attia's videos and installations often address the physical and historical processes affecting human constructs, from built landscapes to wider social frameworks. In this video, crude oil is poured onto a small construction made out of sugar cubes until these become soaked and eventually crumble. This process plays out as a conflict between opposed elements such as black and white, solid and liquid, and order and chaos. However, it also suggests that entropy and decline are essential to the emergence of new forms. The repetition of the sequence on a loop encourages this sense of transformation, while 'beginning' and 'end' lose their static meanings.
Sugar and oil are both powerfully symbolic materials, whose production and trade have had profound economic, social and environmental consequences. Attia points out that both substances are fuel sources: not just petroleum but also ethanol, made from sugar cane and other crops. Developed as a 'clean' alternative to fossil fuels, ethanol is produced through a method that is similarly unsustainable. In many ways, what appears at first as a contrast of opposites turns out to be far more complex and paradoxical.
Italian Modernist Photography
- 25 October 2014 — 25 October 2016 *on now
This selection of work by four key photographers represents some of the most innovative movements in Italian photography, from the late 1930s to the early 1960s.
Until the early 1940s photography in Italy was dominated by a pictorial aesthetic that accorded with the values of the Fascist government. Alternative styles developed fragmentarily, in isolation from modernist practices developing elsewhere in Europe. The advent of new democratic society and the end of the Second World War, however, ushered in a period of renewal for the medium, invigorated by foreign publications and exhibitions of work from abroad which began to appear in Italy.
At the centre of this activity were photo-clubs, which met to discuss ideas, organise exhibitions and publish manifestos. Two of the most influential clubs were La Bussola, founded in 1947 by Luigi Veronesi, Giuseppe Cavalli and others, and La Misa, formed by Cavalli in 1953. Their differing approaches embodied the two conflicting tendencies that were at the heart of debate around new directions for the medium at the time.
La Bussola insisted on photography's position as an autonomous art form, beyond being a tool of reportage. Its members emphasised a rigorous approach to composition, technique and formalist experiment.
The younger generation associated with La Misa, by contrast, combined formal considerations with the social documentary practice developing elsewhere in Europe and the USA. The subjective, expressionist approach of photographers such as Piergiorgio Branzi and Alfredo Camisa depicted a changing Italy, from the harsher conditions of life in the south to the modernising effects of the post-war economic and industrial boom.
Cao Fei
- 25 October 2014 — 25 October 2016 *on now
Whose Utopia? 2006 contrasts the humdrum reality of life in a lighting factory with the dreams and aspirations of its younger workers at a time of economic growth and social change in China.
Artist Cao Fei spent six months with the employees of a lighting manufacturing plant in China's Pearl River Delta region, an industrial megalopolis that in the past two decades has attracted great numbers of migrants from poor rural areas. The artist documented the workers' daily life, from the factory floor to their humble living quarters. At the same time she conducted interviews about their passions and ambitions beyond their day job, and invited some of the workers to be filmed performing scenes based on their responses.
The first part of the video shows workers absorbed in their repetitive tasks, acting almost as extensions of the machinery surrounding them. From the relentless rhythms of the assembly line to the busy offices and orderly stockrooms, the whole process takes on a hypnotic quality, enhanced by the eerie instrumental soundtrack. In the second part the factory aisles are animated by the fantasies of a handful of workers, seen dancing or playing guitar as their colleagues keep toiling, seemingly unaware. The final segment consists of filmed portraits of individual workers, pausing from their tasks to look straight into the camera. Such vignettes offer a glimpse into their personalities and inner lives, depicting them as much more than cogs in the collectivist machine fuelling China's economy.
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
The works in this room explore meditative and sometimes sombre approaches to abstraction, each concerned in some way with the passing of time.
While the shadow of the Second World War dominates the central room of this wing, Robert Motherwell was haunted by the conflict that preceded it, in which the forces of fascism triumphed: the Spanish Civil War. Begun while Spain was still ruled by General Franco's military dictatorship, Motherwell's Elegies to the Spanish Republic grew to a vast series of paintings. In 1951 Motherwell described them as 'an attempt to compose a subjective image of modern Spain. They are all in black and white: celebrations of death, songs of mourning, elegies – barbaric and severe.'
Contrasting with the mood of mournful grandeur summoned by Motherwell, Joan Mitchell's paintings draw the eye in with subtle chromatic effects. Her work often evokes memories of the natural landscape, traced through the process of painting and embodied not through literal description but in clusters and drips of paint. The energetic handling in Number 12 announces the action of making in a way that echoes the critic Harold Rosenberg's famous description of the canvas as 'an arena in which to act'.
The Korean artist Lee Ufan was one of the leaders of the Mono-Ha group, which emerged in Japan in the late 1960s and used the arrangement of materials to explore relationships between the object, the viewer and the world. His paintings echo the visual language of western abstraction but are also rooted in the artist's philosophical concerns. The From Line series uses repetitive brushwork to portray the passage of time. Each vertical line is composed by loading the brush with paint and slowly drawing it downward, recording the gradual fading of the stroke.
Abstraction and the Sublime
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
This room looks at some of the affinities linking American post-war abstraction and the European tradition of landscape painting.
When American abstract expressionism developed in the 1940s and 1950s, the vigorous style of artists such as Jackson Pollock was matched by a similarly intense but more contemplative approach, characterised by large fields of colour. It was principally associated with Barnett Newman and Mark Rothko, who both saw their work as capable of generating a profound emotional or spiritual response in the viewer.
Nam June Paik
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
This two-room display presents a selection of works by a pioneer of media art, Nam June Paik.
Paik used television as an artistic medium from the early 1960s and developed a unique style of video art based on technological innovation and creative experimentation. His work altered and transformed newly found technologies. Although art and technology were often seen as diametrically opposed to each other, Paik paved a way to integrate them.
Paik was born in South Korea and studied music in Japan and Germany. Influenced by and working alongside musicians such as John Cage and Karlheinz Stockhausen, and artists such as Joseph Beuys, he developed a great interest in electronic music and dada-inspired provocative aesthetics. Paik was also closely involved in the New York avant-garde and Fluxus, an informal international group of avant-garde artists active from the early 1960s to the late 1970s.
This display showcases the diversity of Paik's practice, ranging from Can Car 1963, an early ready-made sculpture, to Nixon 1965–2002, which incorporates manipulated cathode-ray-tube televisions, and Bakelite Robot 2002, a humanoid machine sculpture. Based on his observations of everyday life and the increasing influence of mass-media, this group of works represents Paik's visionary approach towards the future of art and his continued relevance to contemporary practice.
Close-up: Identity and the Photographic Portrait
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
Taken in the street or in other informal settings, these portraits by Lisette Model and Paz Errázuriz capture a range of striking individuals in distinctive social environments.
Lisette Model's photographs 'record a relentless probing and searching into realities among people, their foibles, senselessness, sufferings, and on occasion, their greatness', wrote the photographer Edward Steichen. 'The resulting pictures are often camera equivalents of bitter tongue-lashings. She strikes swift, hard and sharp, then comes to a dead stop, for her work is devoid of all extraneous devices or exaggerations.'
Carefully selected by Model for a portfolio spanning her career, the photographs shown here include some of her best-known images from the 1930s and 1940s. Model's close-up views of people on the streets of Paris, New Yorkand the French Riviera were often taken without the subjects' awareness or permission, while the old or destitute people that she captured in New York Cityseem not to care about the presence of the photographer.
By contrast, Paz Errázuriz forms strong relationships with her subjects over an extended period of time. She often explores groups on the margins of society, and her series Adam's Apple portrays the transvestite community in Santiago, Chile, in the early 1980s. The sitters are presented going about their everyday lives, in their homes, in their neighbourhood, and with friends and family. Taken at the height of General Pinochet's military dictatorship, the images were not published until 1990, when they appeared as a book through the experimental Chilean publisher ZONA. However, on the day it was released, the book was rejected by every bookshop in Santiago and only a single copy was sold.
Surrealism and Beyond
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
For the poets and artists of the surrealist movement, dreams stood for all aspects of the world repressed by rationalism and convention.
Surrealism was distinguished among twentieth-century art movements for its longevity, embodied in André Breton, who wrote the First Manifesto of Surrealism in 1924 and remained at its heart until his death in 1966. Initially stimulated by Sigmund Freud's theories of the unconscious mind, Breton and his associates looked to dreams to release hidden desires and irrational love, the delirium of obsession and madness. Ultimately, they saw the dream as a revolutionary force, and attempted to reconcile the liberation of desire with the political liberation envisaged by Karl Marx.
The 'revolution of the mind' sought by surrealism drew upon the uncensored creative impulses of the unconscious. This ensured that it never became a style. Artists such as René Magritte or Salvador Dalí used the imagery of dreams themselves as a source for their work. For others, including Joan Miró and Jean Arp, automatic techniques of drawing or writing without premeditated themes or correction opened a floating world of abstract associations. They even captured such unexpected conjunctions in the way that they mounted their exhibitions. The International Surrealist Exhibition of 1936 introduced the movement to London with dissimilar works set densely against each other. This display follows the same method to plunge into what the surrealist poet Louis Aragon called 'a wave of dreams'.
Niki de Saint Phalle and Richard Serra
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
Two works that bring to life questions of process, gravity and material open the Energy and Process wing.
The central space of the Energy and Process wing is devoted to artists working in the late 1960s who explored materials and forms derived from nature and everyday life. The Italian artists associated with arte povera revolutionised the making of the art object. As well as using 'poor' materials (such as rags, clay or wood), their work often included traces of the artist's actions, harnessed latent energies such as gravity or magnetism, and disrupted the space between the viewer and the artwork. Related ideas were investigated by other artists around the world. In the United States, for example, the term 'anti-form' was applied to sculpture that embraced chance and other organic processes. Surrounding displays show how these developments had their antecedents in early modernism and have been extended into installations and into the environment beyond the gallery.
Giorgio de Chirico and Jannis Kounellis
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
This pairing of works by Jannis Kounellis and Giorgio de Chirico introduces the Poetry and Dream wing.
The displays in Poetry and Dream show how contemporary art grows from, reconnects with, and can provide fresh insights into the art of the past. The large room at the heart of the wing is devoted to surrealism, while the surrounding displays look at other artists who, in different ways, have responded to or diverged from surrealism, or explored related themes such as the world of dreams, the unconscious and archetypal myth. These displays also show how characteristically surrealist techniques such as free association, the use of chance, biomorphic form and bizarre symbolism have been reinvigorated in new contexts and through new media, often at far remove from the intentions of their pioneers.
Around Abstract Art 1920–1935
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
In the period between the two world wars, artists developed new forms of abstract art based on aesthetic idealism and the vision of a more perfect society.
In 1937, Piet Mondrian wrote of two threads in contemporary art: 'the aesthetic expression of oneself' and 'the direct creation of universal beauty'. The contrast is telling. Living in an era defined by the chaos of revolution and war, Mondrian and others stepped away from individualism and appealed to the harmonious relationships rooted in the laws of geometry. These structures appealed to many artists and architects as ideal forms fit for a new world. Naum Gabo, who had direct experience of the Russian Revolution, asserted that the 'material destruction' of the era 'cannot deprive us of our optimism … since we see that in the realm of ideas we are now entering the period of reconstruction.'
Beyond Surrealism
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
he influence of surrealism stretched far beyond the confines of the movement, as individual artists made their own explorations of the irrational and the unconscious.
Pablo Picasso was among those who drew strength from the surrealist movement, harnessing its energies to produce work of an extraordinary intensity. One reason for this wider diffusion of surrealist themes was a growing awareness of the overwhelming power of the irrational. New insights were provided by cultural and psychoanalytic theories such as Sigmund Freud's ideas of sex and death as primal drives, and the archetypes identified by Carl Jung.
The traumatic experience of the Second World War cast a long shadow over the art of the 1940s and 1950s. Germaine Richier, who had made traditional figurative sculptures before the war, now produced distorted animal and partly human figures that seemed to embody the anxieties and despair of contemporary Europe. The CoBrA group (the name was derived from Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam, where the founders were based) rejected Breton's decision to turn away from politics, while championing a spontaneous creativity that would anticipate social and political liberation.
Surrealist ideas also began to flourish outside Western Europe. Several surrealists, including Breton, took refuge from the war in New York, and their presence helped to ferment the work of American artists including Robert Motherwell, Dorothea Tanning and Arshile Gorky, whose Waterfall relates to the Connecticut landscape, but also to memories of his native Armenia.
Henry Wessel
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
From parking lots and highways to suburban houses and hotel lobbies, Henry Wessel's technically sophisticated photographs depict America's social landscape.
Described by Wessel as a 'work without words', Incidents is a portfolio of 27 photographs recently acquired by Tate, depicting ordinary moments in the everyday lives of strangers. Captured from his car, on the street, or in other public places, and taken with minimal interaction with the subject, these commonplace scenes are framed by Wessel as if they were isolated moments from a grander narrative.
Incidents was not originally produced as a series. Instead, it emerged from Wessel's process of returning to his archive of contact sheets and discovering connections between images taken years or even decades apart. Wessel has said that this manner of working distances him from the subjective experience of shooting.
Wessel has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1971, attracted by the distinctive light of the West Coast, which remains central to his practice. The images in Incidents are printed in a range of grey tones with minimal contrast to capture that bright, soft quality. 'My craft is duplicating the light that exists in the physical world. That's my measure of a good print,' he has said.
Nicholas Hlobo
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
Nicholas Hlobo weaves, plaits and stitches together disparate materials such as satin ribbon and the inner tubes of car tyres to create intricate and seductively tactile sculptures and drawings.
Hlobo always titles his work in his native language, Xhosa, an Nguni language widely spoken in South Africa. Attracted to the formal qualities of the grammar, the sounds of the words, and the linguistic flexibility of Xhosa, Hlobo's use of the language, with all its poetic idioms, proverbs, and double entendres, is as much about defining himself as it is an effort to emphasise the challenges of openly talking about homosexuality inSouth Africa.
The process of making is fundamental to Hlobo's work. In his sculptures and drawings he utilises techniques such as stitching and weaving, which inSouth Africa are traditionally undertaken by women. His choice of materials is similarly charged with meaning. The old and punctured inner tubes of car tyres that he gathers from repair shops inJohannesburgare a symbol of industrialisation and the urban experience. Resembling condoms, the inner tubes are also a symbol of masculinity and sex, something that is made explicit by Hlobo's use of phallus and sperm shapes, and forms suggesting orifices, umbilical cords and internal organs. The satin ribbon that he uses to make his marks on paper suggests femininity, domesticity and unification, in contrast to the more 'masculine' materials that it binds together. The ribbon, and the way it is used, challenges gender-based assumptions about divisions of labour and introduces a more ambiguous approach to sexuality.
Alexander Brodsky and Ilya Utkin
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
The imaginary architectures of Alexander Brodsky and Ilya Utkin rethink the city as a dream landscape, blending memories of the past with visions for the future.
Russian artists Brodsky and Utkin first met at the Moscow Institute of Architecture in 1972, and developed distinct practices combining architecture with fine art. They became part of an informal movement known as the 'Paper Architects', who produced elaborate, impossible designs. Contrasting markedly with the austere utilitarianism of the Soviet Union in the 1970s and 1980s, this approach became an oblique form of architectural criticism.
From the early 1980s, Brodsky and Utkin collaborated primarily on etchings, working on each copper plate for years. Their dense style of engraving emulates the antique appearance of prints from the eighteenth or nineteenth centuries.
The etchings in this display are all taken from their Projects portfolio (1980-90) and draw upon a variety of architectural, literary and visual sources, from classical mythology to science fiction. They depict absurd proposals and fictional cityscapes as eclectic mixes of ancient mausoleums, early industrial structures, neoclassical utopias and constructivist towers. Some of them present the modern metropolis as oppressive and alienating, reflecting the experience of living under a totalitarian regime.
In 1993 Brodsky and Utkin ended their collaboration in order to pursue their individual practices. Brodsky's sculpture The Factory 2012, made out of brittle unfired clay, presents an industrial building as a ruin, a sombre relic of the economic system at the core of Soviet ideology, which now lies abandoned and dilapidated.
Everyday Alchemy: Contemporary Sculpture
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
This display brings together a selection of contemporary sculpture by international artists who use everyday objects and a wide range of materials to explore questions of value.
In several of the works, the museum plinth has become part of the sculpture itself, indicating the artists' interest in methods of display and how they are used to elevate the status of an object.
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
In 1909 Georges Braque's paintings were described as made of 'little cubes'. The insult was soon embraced as a name for this new vision of the world.
The term cubism described the fragmented image, but could not really convey the perceptual and conceptual aspects of the artists' practice. Turn-of-the-century scientific and technological advances, such as X-rays and radio-waves that penetrated the fixed surface of matter, made pictorial conventions seem inadequate for capturing modern life. Instead the structures of cubist paintings attempted to represent the complex nature of experience while acknowledging the flat canvas.
From 1909 to 1914, Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso developed a detailed visual analysis of reality. They began by unravelling the familiar world about them, depicting still-lives and figures. The limited colour and build-up of small brushstrokes were influenced by Paul Cézanne, while African art encouraged the simplification of forms as planes or facets. The reconstruction of reality became evident as traces of the visible were gradually eliminated (especially around 1911), and illusory elements in collage and assemblage were introduced from 1912 onwards.
Braque and Picasso's intense collaboration tended to be exclusive, with neighbours such as Juan Gris gaining only partial acceptance. Nevertheless, the impact of cubism was very widely felt among Parisian artists such as Jean Metzinger and Albert Gleizes, who published Du Cubisme in 1912, and among modernists in other major centres who rethought it for their own purposes. Though Braque and Picasso did not entirely relinquish reference to the visual world, others recognised cubism as an essential step towards abstract art. When Naum Gabo wrote of 'The Constructive Idea in Art' in the 1930s he was forthright: 'All previous schools in Art have been … merely reformers, Cubism was a revolution.'
Facing History: Leon Golub & Hrair Sarkissian
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
This room brings together two bodies of work that confront the violence and atrocities of contemporary war and civil society.
Vietnam II 1973 belongs to a series of three large paintings made in the early 1970s by American artist Leon Golub, drawing upon news photographs from the Vietnam War for their imagery and subject matter. Golub had been involved in the protest movement against the war since the early 1960s, but wanted his paintings to remain universal and timeless. After Richard Nixon's landslide election victory over the anti-war platform of Senator George McGovern in 1972, he felt impelled to address the conflict more directly. A primary source of inspiration was Picasso's Guernica, which Golub described as 'the visual metaphor of a newspaper, a super photograph or comic strip. It is "read" urgently and the viewer is assaulted by the tumult and violence.'
Hrair Sarkissian's Execution Squares 2008 comprises a series of photographs depicting the sites of public executions in Syria, the artist's country of birth. The images were taken in three different cities – Damascus, Aleppo and Lattakia – in places where public executions have taken place, for civil rather than political crimes. Sarkissian took these photographs early in the morning when the streets were quiet, around the time when executions are carried out. The subject of an execution will usually be brought to the square at 4.30 a.m., but their body is routinely left there in full view of passers-by until around 9.00 a.m. Sarkissian's first personal experience of an execution was as a child when he passed one of these squares on his journey to school and saw three bodies hanging in the street.
Mark Rothko
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
Mark Rothko saw these paintings as objects of contemplation, demanding the viewer's complete absorption.
In the late 1950s, Rothko was commissioned to paint a series of murals for the fashionable Four Seasons restaurant, in the Seagram Building on Park Avenue, New York. He set to work, having constructed a scaffold in his studio to match the exact dimensions of the restaurant. However, the murals were darker in mood than his previous work. The bright and intense colours of his earlier paintings shifted to maroon, dark red and black.
Rothko was influenced by Michelangelo's Laurentian Library in Florence, with its blind windows and deliberately oppressive atmosphere. Rothko commented that Michelangelo 'achieved just the kind of feeling I'm after – he makes the viewers feel that they are trapped in a room where all the doors and windows are bricked up, so that all they can do is butt their heads forever against the wall.'
Recognising that the worldly setting of a restaurant would not be the ideal location for such a work, Rothko withdrew from the commission. He finally presented the series to the Tate Gallery, expressing his deep affection for England and for British artists, especially J.M.W. Turner, an affinity that is explored in the preceding room. This installation includes six of the nine paintings owned by Tate. Perceived, as the artist intended, in reduced light and in a compact space, the subtlety of the layered surfaces slowly emerges, revealing their solemn and meditative character.
New Images of Man
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
The fundamental question for many artists in the middle of the twentieth century was how to continue to make art after the catastrophes of world war, the Holocaust and the threat of nuclear annihilation.
The atrocities associated with the Second World War signalled such a total collapse of civilisation that creativity had to acknowledge and respond to that rupture. 'Hell is other people' wrote Jean-Paul Sartre in the existentialist drama Huis Clos 1944, signalling the impossibility of true communication between individuals, while the philosopher Theodor Adorno held that 'to write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric'.
Isolation and desolation bled into the highly personalised art of abstract expressionism and the European movement informel. The scarred surface of the work bore witness to the artist's actions, asserting their presence in the world. 'To help art regain its place,' wrote Jean Dubuffet, 'it should … be seen naked with all the creases of its belly.' The human figure persisted within and alongside the physical gesture, and Francis Bacon's focus on the isolated body found echoes in the work of contemporaries such as Willem De Kooning and Alberto Giacometti.
The coalescence of figuration and abstraction was quickly recognised. In 1959 many of the artists in this room were included in Peter Selz's New Images of Man exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The French critic Michel Tapié had already proposed an energetic renewal in 1952 in Un Art autre (A different art): 'True creators know that the only possible way for them to express their unavoidable message is through the extraordinary: paroxysm, magic, total ecstasy.'
Thomas Hirschhorn and Germaine Richier
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
Opening the Transformed Visions wing are two sculptures that explore the hybridisation of the body.
The central room in this wing looks at the tension between the bodily and the abstract in the art of the 1950s. Living through the physical, moral and humanitarian crises that followed the Second World War, artists were faced with the dilemma of how to make art in the shadow of catastrophe. Wary of false idealisms, some artists engaged more closely with the physical materials of art-making, while others focused on the body as a site for transformation. The surrounding galleries examine ways in which the figure has continued to be the bearer of meaning, protest or renewal in the face of conflict and disaster. There are also several rooms devoted to the elegiac and sublime, with immersive works in which form and colour allow direct emotional engagement.
The introductory pairing of works by Germaine Richier and Thomas Hirschhorn reveals two sharply contrasting ways of presenting the human figure. In Shepherd of the Landes 1951, Richier characteristically merged and modified the human with elements of its surroundings. Its eroded surface reflects the artist's belief that 'perforations conduct like flashes of lightning into the material', and the resulting blasted and scarred figure appears to bear witness to contemporary tragedy. Half a century later, Thomas Hirschhorn's Candelabra with Heads 2006 approaches the hybrid body through an adoption of biomorphic forms. Despite his use of impermanent materials, the result suggests an ossification of the body that recalls mythology as well as science fiction.
Anthony Caro
- 8 November 2014 — 8 November 2016 *on now
Sir Anthony Caro, who died in December 2013, was one of the most significant sculptors of his generation, pioneering a new means of expression through his innovative use of industrial steel.
In a career of great versatility lasting over sixty years, Caro challenged a number of the conventions of modern sculpture. In the early 1960s, he placed works straight on the floor, rather than elevating them on a plinth, establishing a more direct relation with the viewer. Their brightly painted surfaces were a similarly radical departure from sculptural orthodoxy at the time, with shockingly contemporary colours that reflected the influence of Caro's wife, the painter Sheila Girling. These developments took place as part of Caro's creative dialogue with American artists, especially David Smith, while as a teacher at St Martin's School of Art he encouraged the so-called 'New Generation' of British sculptors who emerged in the mid-1960s.
- 30 March 2015 — 30 March 2018 *on now
This room brings together abstract paintings from the mid to late 1950s, in which the use of a single colour allows a greater emphasis on the physical process of making.
The first experiments with single colour painting go back to the early twentieth century, when Russian artists produced a series of white-on-white works. In the post-war era a new generation of artists returned to this idea, exploring its further ramifications.
ARTIST ROOMS: Joseph Beuys – London
- 23 November 2015 — 31 December 2016 *on now
German artist Joseph Beuys saw creativity as central to all aspects of human existence. As well as sculpture and performance, his work as an artist came to encompass social theory and political action.
Beuys's activities became explicitly politicised in the 1970s. A series of confrontations with the Academy of Art in Düsseldorf over the number of students that he could admit to his class led to wider questions about accessibility to education and the relationship between ordinary people and authority.
In 1971 he founded a Free Academy and the more overtly political Organisation for Direct Democracy through Referendum. Beuys argued that social decision-making should be made by the people through referendums rather than elected political parties. It was this concept of 'direct democracy' that he explored in his Information Action at the Tate in 1972, from which three of the blackboards shown here are taken. Later he became involved in the German Green Party and organised the planting of 7000 oak trees around the city of Kassel.
Mona Hatoum
- 4 May — 21 August 2016 *on now
The first major survey of Mona Hatoum's work to take place in London, this exhibition presents a selection of work, drawing on thirty-five years of consistent and radical thinking which combines her political and aesthetic concerns.
Born in Beirut to a Palestinian family, she settled in England in 1975 after war broke out in Lebanon. After graduating from the Slade School of Art she first became known for a series of remarkable performance and video pieces in the 1980s. Since the beginning of the 1990s her practice shifted towards large-scale installations and sculptures that subvert the language of minimalism through traumatic and political themes exposing the contradictions and complexities of today's world. Hatoum was nominated for the Turner Prize in 1995.
Adult £16.00 (without donation £14.50)
Concession £14.00 (without donation £12.70)
Bhupen Khakhar
- 1 June — 16 November 2016 *on now
Bhupen Khakhar (1934–2003) played a central role in modern Indian art and was a recognised international figure in twentieth century painting. Active from the 1960s, Khakhar was part of a lively new wave of narrative painting and figuration by artists in India that became known as the Baroda School.
His practice evolved from the careful study of art from South Asian and European sources, even while he continued to work as an accountant part-time. After early experiments with Pop art, Khakhar developed a style of painting that combined both high and low, popular and painterly aesthetics, cleverly subverting popular iconography. He confronted complex and provocative themes with candour: class difference; desire and homosexuality; and his personal battle with cancer. Also a writer, his critical observations and literary sensibility were evident in his sharp, often ironic depictions of difficult subjects.
Georgia O'Keeffe
- 6 July — 30 October 2016
Tate Modern will present a major retrospective of the American modernist artist Georgia O'Keeffe, a century after her New York debut. The exhibition is the first important solo institutional exhibition of the artist's work in the UK for a generation. This ambitious and wide-ranging overview will review O'Keeffe's work in depth and reassess her place in the canon of twentieth-century art, situating her within artistic circles of her own generation and indicating her influence on artists of subsequent generations.
A key aspect of the exhibition will be to consider O'Keeffe's professional and personal relationship with Alfred Stieglitz; photographer, modern art promoter and the artist's husband. While Stieglitz afforded O'Keeffe access to the most current developments in avant-garde art, she employed these influences and opportunities to her own objectives. Her keen intellect, as well as her forceful and resolute character, created a fruitful relationship that was, though sometimes conflictive, one of reciprocal influence and exchange.
Adult £19.00 (without donation £17.20)
Concession £17.00 (without donation £15.40)
The EY Exhibition: Wifredo Lam
- 14 September 2016 — 18 January 2017
Wifredo Lam's work lies between East and West, Surrealism and tradition, Africa and the Caribbean, Europe and America. Lam's career covers academic training in 1920's Madrid, an encounter with Cubism and Surrealism in Paris, collaboration with André Breton and others in Marseille in 1940–1, and his engagement with Caribbean intellectuals in Martinique, Haiti and Cuba during and after the Second World War. His work which defined new ways of painting for the New World, was greeted with consternation and acclaim in New York. Later in his career he worked alongside Fontana and the Situationists in Europe during the 1960s.
Tracing a career of fifty years, this exhibition is made in collaboration with the Centre Pompidou, Paris and the Reina Sofia in Madrid. It is the first museum exhibition in London since 1952 of this artist's work and confirms Wifredo Lam's place at the centre of global modernism.
Robert Rauschenberg
- 1 December 2016 — 2 April 2017
The first US artist to win the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale in 1963, Robert Rauschenberg blazed a new trail for art in the second half of the twentieth century. This exhibition at Tate Modern will be the first posthumous retrospective of Robert Rauschenberg's work in the UK, as well as the first comprehensive exhibition in almost twenty years.
Moving between painting, sculpture, photography, print-making, installation and performance, he refused to accept conventional boundaries in art and in life, his quest for innovation fired by his boundless curiosity, enthusiasm for collaboration and passion for travel.
Bringing together a tightly edited selection of key works from different periods, Robert Rauschenberg will provide a long overdue opportunity to discover a remarkably consistent artistic trajectory which steadfastly refused to be straight-jacketed by rules and conventions.
Vanessa Bell and Saluoa Raouda Choucair
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2016 *on now
Introducing the Structure and Clarity wing, this room brings together works by two artists from different periods and different locations who were both pioneers of abstraction in their own place and time.
Vanessa Bell was one of the first British artists to experiment with abstraction. In the early 1910s her painting was radicalised by her encounter with works by artists such as Cézanne, Gauguin, Picasso and Matisse. 'Here was a possible path', she wrote, 'a sudden liberation and encouragement to feel for oneself, which were absolutely overwhelming.'
Lebanese artist Saloua Raouda Choucair's approach to western abstraction is enriched and complicated by her knowledge of Islamic aesthetics, and by the influence of mathematics and science. Since the mid-1950s Choucair has worked mainly with sculpture, producing several series of modular forms. Works such as Poem Wall are often made up of interlocking pieces. Choucair explores the way in which component pieces relate to the whole, mirroring the structures of Sufi poetry.
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NEW ORLEANS – University of Idaho track and field had nine individuals honored early in the week and on Thursday, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association recognized both the Vandal men and women with its Division I All-Academic Team designation.
Idaho's women tallied a 3.30 cumulative team grade-point average, while the Vandal men posted a 3.22 GPA to earn the honors. The Idaho women have been honored with the team award in each of the last six seasons, while the men's team has earned the award in the last five.
"This award means a lot to our program," Idaho director of track & field/cross country Wayne Phipps said on Friday. "We have a team goal every year of being over a 3.0 GPA, so when we achieve that, it's a huge checkmark for our program."
The award is given annually to teams with cumulative GPAs of 3.00 or better. In addition to sweeping both the indoor and outdoor Western Athletic Conference titles in 2012, the Vandal men also posted the top GPA among conference members.
"When you combine that with the three WAC championships, the Stan Bates Award for Markus Geiger, the Joe Kearney Award for Andrew Blaser, our three All-Americans and all the other accolades, you really couldn't ask for a better season for our programs," Phipps said.
Idaho's men were among 85 teams nationally honored, while the USTFCCCA honored 171 women's programs.


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In a remote Chinese desert, archaeologists have unearthed mummies that are thousands of years old, many with Indo-European features such as blond hair and blue eyes. Where did they come from? Dr. Spencer Wells, National Geographic explorer-in-residence and director of the National Geographic Genographic Project, goes on a mission to use advanced technology to decode the genetic identity of these unusually well-preserved mummies and open a unique window into the ancient migrations of mankind.
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Uncle Sam's Crispy Treat Cake RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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Kids and adults will enjoy decorating this patriotic treat as well as eating it! I had fun creating the recipe and made sure it was easy to do and very delicious. —Annie Rundle, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- 8 cups miniature marshmallows
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 12 cups crisp rice cereal
- 2-1/2 cups shortening
- 3 cups confectioners' sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 jars (7 ounces each) marshmallow creme
- Red and blue paste food coloring
- In a Dutch oven, combine marshmallows and cubed butter. Cook and stir over medium-low heat until melted. Remove from the heat; stir in cereal. Press 4 cups into a greased 9-in. round pan. Form remaining mixture into a 5-in. diameter x 6-1/2-in. tall cylinder; place on waxed paper to cool.
- For frosting, in a large bowl, beat softened butter until fluffy; beat in confectioners' sugar and vanilla until smooth. Beat in marshmallow creme until light and fluffy.
- Unmold cereal mixture from 9-in. pan and place on a cake plate. Place 3 cups frosting in a small bowl; beat in red food coloring until smooth. Frost top and sides of 9-in. cake with 1 cup red frosting.
- Place 1 cup white frosting in a small bowl; beat in blue food coloring until smooth. Frost bottom 2-1/4 in. of the cylinder with blue frosting. Place cylinder on cake. Frost the rest of the cylinder with red frosting.
- Cut a small hole in the corner of pastry or plastic bag; insert #48 basketweave tip. Using white frosting, pipe stripes on sides of hat. With a #7 round tip, pipe trim.
- Using a 1-1/2 in. star cookie cutter, press a row of stars onto hatband. Fill in stars with white frosting using the #7 tip. Yield: 24 servings.
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Reviewed Jun. 23, 2012
"This was nice using rice krispie treats, but next time I would make it all cake. I don't care for RK treats with frosting. Just use 9 inch and several 6 inch round cakes, maybe even different fillings in the cakes. It will end up looking the same but be a completely different dessert."
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"You can make a Thanksgiving Pilgrim's hat by using chocolate icing w/ black paste color added and a yellow icing buckle."
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"The red and blue paste coloring were messy and unappetizing. I actually found the red food coloring bitter."
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