
PRODUCT LIBRARY
the filmmakers have captured an out-of-this-world aerial footage of a reindeer cyclone, where a threatened herd of animals runs in circles around the hunters as a formidable defense strategy.
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the collaborative defines their mission as researching, building, and advocating for architecture that promotes justice and human dignity.
the artist has been documenting the festival since 2014, capturing the unexpected driving artwork, as well as the passionate creators.
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the exhibition brings together a diverse array of tools, such as planes, chisels and saws, that have played an important role in the development of japanese architecture.
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Funny how once agin, Europeans say they have discovered . these drawings. Really?
Im sure all those living nearby knew them. And to call them the sistine chapel and eurpoeanize them Hallo!
I grew up right by Maori rock drawings, my first art experience. You walked over a hill, and there they were.
Susan wilson
Senior Member of Faculty The Royal Drawing School
Some of these images remind me of those depicted in Andean Highland weavings done on backstop looms by indigenous peoples. Ulla Nass explored fragments of ancient Peruvian weaving found in tombs in order to decipher how they managed to make warp faced tapestry. Her record is in the book she hand printed, Weaves of the Incas, self published in 1980. I may have one of the few copies still around.