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LeDuff Musical Instrument Collection
LeDuff Musical Instrument Collection
River Walk, Detroit River, Detroit, Michigan USA
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Glass block from a structure along River Walk, Detroit River, Detroit MI USA - Digitally Altered (slightly)
DLECTRICITY 2012 Installation, Artist: NBNY.
Nuit Blanche New York (NBNY) presents a curated collaborative response by artists, writers, architects, and urbanists to the multitude of visions of the new city. Through a unique online visual platform, participants in New York and Detroit visually interpreted a glossary of writing about Detroit as a collage of moving images, photographs and illustrations. These works have been facilitated by NBNY using an innovative new tool, ToBe– a web-based interface that allows users to collage media in a canvas where they can draw and modify a shared palette of shifting content. Juxtaposing outsiders and locals, the project takes inspiration from How to Recuperate an Urban Crisis, Andrew Herscher’s important new glossary of urban figurations on Detroit. “ToBe Detroit” illustrates the complication and conflict of perception and offers a platform for visual dialog as a means to explore community across geographic boundaries.
NY contributors include: Urtzi Grau, Cristina Goberna, Canyon Castator, Karen Wong, Cassim Shepard, Troy Conrad Theiren, Pedro Gadanho
Detroit contributors include: M Saffell Gardner, Dianetta Dye, Olayami Dabls, Brandon Walley, Glen Mannisto, Vince Carducci, Cedric Tai, Mo Will, Daniel Sperry
www.dlectricity.com/the-exhibition/projects/23-garfield-l...
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BEST ON BLACK!
Featured Front Page of My Special Gallery (group) - Sea: Shimmering Light on the Detroit River di Annette LeDuff: www.flickr.com/groups/specialgallery -- Thank you!
Sandhill Crane
Sandhill cranes are large birds, about 3-4 feet tall. The wingspan can be over 5 feet wide. .
Sandhill cranes have mostly grayish feathers-- the shade of gray can vary widely. The forehead has a bright red patch that is one of the most noticeable features of the bird. The cheeks are white. Although the feathers are gray, sometimes they can have a reddish-brown appearance. The reason for the change in color is that sandhill cranes preen themselves by rubbing mud on their feathers. The mud can be brown or red. The red mud comes from iron rich environments.
Source: www.nwf.org/Wildlife/Wildlife-Library/Birds/Sandhill-Cran...
Lilium "Stargazer" hybrid developed in the mid 1970s - SOOC
Feliz Quinta Flor!
Blue Agave parryi plant macro