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"The Green Golem with the ancient spell":complementary colors surreal expressionism green monster painting, Jewish Judaism mythological legendary creature portrait painting #9065, 2009 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

bobotaro — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 08:22:38 +0000

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“The Green Golem with the ancient spell”:complementary colors surreal expressionism green monster painting, Jewish Judaism mythological legendary creature portrait painting #9065, 2009 \| Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

named and added to gallery #17,2009 at Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

“The Green Golem with the ancient spell”

acrylics 21″x18″

lisited in
New Paintings 2009

Today’s Keyword

within Museum paintings

Dec 13, 2009

“monsters”

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"The Second Coming of Geometric Virgin Mary": contemporary abstract religious icon painting, contemporary Virgin Mary portrait, Christianity motif,abstract cone, geometric symbolism, light symbolism, Madonna, abstract female body, acrylic painting #8843, 2009 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

bobotaro — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 06:32:57 +0000

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“The Second Coming of Geometric Virgin Mary”: contemporary abstract religious icon painting, contemporary Virgin Mary portrait, Christianity motif,abstract cone, geometric symbolism, light symbolism, Madonna, abstract female body, acrylic painting #8843, 2009 \| Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

named and added to gallery #13,2009 at Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

“The Second Coming of Geometric Virgin Mary”

acrylics 21″x18″

lisited in New Paintings 2009

Today’s Keyword

within Museum paintings

Oct 6, 2009

“Virgin Mary”

Counter Natures

rikowski — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:20:00 +0000

Mountain Lake

COUNTER NATURES

An upcoming symposium in November 2009 at Uppsala University

“Counter Natures” is a major interdisciplinary symposium featuring papers by 30 researchers from 10 countries collectively representing more than a dozen academic disciplines. The symposium seeks to initiate a fruitful series of cross-disciplinary conversations that may help to suggest renewed or innovative theorizations of nature, the most abiding motif of art and literature and the most fundamental of scientific and philosophical concepts.

Confirmed keynote speakers include Lawrence Buell (Harvard
University), Ursula Heise (Stanford University), David Nye (University
of Southern Denmark, Odense) and Sverker Sörlin (KTH: The Royal
Institute of Technology).

Here’s a link to the official symposium website: http://www.cemus.uu.se/counternature

Steven Hartman
Research Fellow in American Literature
Department of English
Uppsala University
Box 527
751 20 Uppsala
Sweden
Tel.: +46-(0)18 471 12 61
Fax: +46-(0)18 471 12 29

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Home again.....with hangover.

hortihoney — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 00:51:24 +0000

You know how it seems that you are destined to learn things over and over again only to forget them? I am so that way with getting drunk and staying up much too late and then climbing aboard a Boeing 747 for an international flight. One of these days I’m going to cause an “international incident” with my “international hangovers”. Ugh. But despite the pain that it caused, I wouldn’t trade the night before for anything. The Hubby and I started out the night, where else, but at the Green and Red where we met up with lovely Andy who was entertaining some folks from France. She met up with us later in the evening at St. Johns, easily my favorite restaurant in London. There, we had some lovely wines with our dinner which was fantastic as usual. Then we went to a club which I cannot remember the name of that was much too crowded for our tastes. Then we went to the Lounge Bohemia where we spent several chilled-out hours drinking the really amazing cocktails there. Here are some pictures of them.

We were all pretty impressed with the applegomi bird on this drink.

Not sure what all was going on there, but it sure looks fun!

Then, we wandered back to the Green and Red and hung out there until sometime after 3am (it’s good to be considered family:-)).

We might have made an earlier night of it had we checked when exactly my flight was. I had been thinking that it was sometime around 3 in the afternoon. That’s when it arrived back here in Florida. Nope, my flight left at 11am. Now that may not seem all that bad, but let me remind you fair reader, that it takes a good hour and a half to get to the airport from the hubby’s flat in London and that it is an international flight so you need to be there a bit earlier than normal. I’m just going to say that waking up was a very difficult thing to do. Hell, bending over was a very difficult thing to do!

But, we made it to the airport ok and I got to my plane with plenty of time to spare and once again I had a whole row to spread out in and try to sleep.

Now I am home feeling the love from all of the puppies and kitties that I missed and who I am pretty sure didn’t miss me too much with the wonderful Miss Denise watching them. I am really going to miss having Miss Denise around to watch the family since I can leave now without feeling like a total shit. It’s just so much easier on the pets to stay at home than going into the vets office to be boarded.

Oh, just to let you know. We did “get” a house. I say “get” as we are still in referencing but we did pay the deposit and all of that. That was a fun day! I rode on several crowded tubes and a long train ride with around 1500 pounds all in 20 pound notes in my coat pocket. I felt like a serious drug dealer:-) The Estate Agent was kind enough to meet with us that day and to both pick us up and drop us off at the train station. Oh yeah, and to take us the “scenic route” on the way back. It is truly a lovely area that we are going to be living in. The village is called Ivinghoe Aston and it is in Buckinghamshire I believe. It is a tiny village and we are going to be living in a converted chapel. Here are some pictures:

Hopefully I’ll have more pictures later:-)

Fun-don in Lon-don

hortihoney — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 14:01:36 +0000

So, in case you haven’t guess where exactly I am already, this might give you a BIG hint.

Yep, I’m in lovely London again. This time, it is a last minute run in order to find a house. The hubby got sent to Sweden rather unexpectedly thus taking up his “week to find a house” and so we booked this trip on Friday afternoon and I left on Saturday. This photo was taken from the window at the Green and Red, my home away from home..

The flight over was one of the nicest and smoothest ones I’ve ever had. Here were my seat mates in my row on the plane.

The plane was so seriously thin so I got my OWN ROW to spread out into. To say that this was nice would be an understatement. However, if I have the opportunity again, I will try to get the middle group of seats as there are more seats there and you can REALLY spread out.

Getting into Gatwick was it’s usual brand of mountaineering and long-distance power-walking. I did, however, get to get this shot of my lovely airplane, “Hot Lips”.

On Sunday Chris and I went and got some essentials in my housing quest:

We went through at least 3 markets where we also picked-up some lunch. There’s nothing quite like still being pretty jet-lagged and going to a busy London market! We also hit the Tesco Metro near the hubby’s flat for some provisions and then I took a little nap. One of the things that I have found is that the silly little sleep masks that they give you on the international flights actually help you sleep. Crazy huh?

I found some proof that I think that even though I didn’t know I was making this trip, the Brits somehow did.

You got it! They were giving away ugly ombre yarns with a knitting magazine!!! Magazines in the US really should take a serious idea or two from their British counterparts, especially in the “giving things away” department!!!! I mean, really, perhaps the US magazines wouldn’t all be going under so often if they would only give fun things away with the magazines!!! It obviously must work or why else would nearly every magazine over here do it? It’s great product placement for a yarn or knitting/crocheting equipment company and they could even make a pattern for any small balls of yarn and put it in the magazine like they did with this one. I think that the Americans are missing a pretty serious chance for marketing here…..

Anyway, that evening we went to get dinner with Hubby’s friends at the Green and Red down the street. It was, as usual, a very tasty meal and they even made me a pina colada which is not a drink that they usually make. In fact, they don’t even usually have the ingredients for it! This was a testament to the drink making skills of the bartender in the fact that I scarcely noticed any substitutions.

Tech support left yesterday morning at about 4 am. I slept in a little late (it was hard for me to feel guilty, no alarm clock with big red glowing numbers beeping at me to get up and my body saying that it was still the middle of the night and that handy-dandy sleep mask and the fact that I have been sleeping on either an air mattress or a plane seat for the past 2 weeks….) but I ended-up getting up around 10 and going out into the world that is Bethnal Green. I went down to a coffee and smoothie place that advertised free internet and ordered a smoothie. The internet there was so slow that I felt it would be faster if I walked the message to it’s intended recipient! About the time that I finally got really fed-up with the place I was at it was time for the Green and Red to open again. So I wandered down another couple of blocks and totally vegged on one of their couches and did some serious on-line house hunting forays. At around 2, I walked back to the flat to start calling the estate agents that had the houses that I was interested in. I’ve set-up 3 appointments so-far and have several others in the works. Keep an eye on the photos on the main web page if you want to see some of the exciting places I’m looking at:-)

Since I hadn’t any appointments today, I went down to the Apple store here in London to get a converter thingy for the power thingy for my computer (we’ve got some seriously technical language goin’ on here don’t we!?!) and I may even check out a yarn store or two. Maybe. You know. If I happen to be near one….

The Commoner - New Issue (Winter 2009)

rikowski — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 10:48:58 +0000

The Commoner

New Issue

The Commoner, No.13 – Winter 2009 – ‘There’s an Energy Crisis (among others) in the Air …

http://www.commoner.org.uk/

CONTENTS:

Kolya Abramsky and Massimo De Angelis: Introduction: Energy Crisis (among others) is in the Air

Tom Keefer: Fossil Fuels, Capitalism, and Class Struggle

Kolya Abramsky: Energy and Labor in the World Economy

Evo Morales: Open Letter on Climate Change: “Save the Planet from Capitalism”

George Caffentzis: A Discourse on Prophetic Method: Oil Crises and Political Economy, Past and Future

Ewa Jasiewicz: Iraqi Oil Workers’ Movements: Spaces of Transformation and Transition

Patrick Bond: The Global Carbon Trade Debate: For or Against the Privatisation of the Air?

Ariel Salleh: Climate Change, Social Change – and the ‘Other Footprint’

Shannon Walsh: The Smell of Money: Alberta’s Tar Sands

Jane Kruse and Preben Maegaard: An Authentic Story about how a Local Community became Self-sufficient in Pollution Free Energy and Created a Source of Income for Citizens

TRAPESE Collective: The Rocky Road to a Real Transition: The Transition Towns Movement and What it Means for Social Change

Monica Vargas Collazos: The Ecological Debt of Agro-fuels

Tatiana Roa Avendano and Jessica Toloza: Dynamics of a Songful Resistance

Sergio Oceransky: Wind Conflicts in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec – The Role of Ownership and Decision-Making Models in Indigenous Resistance to Wind Projects in Southern Mexico

Jane Kruse: The End of One Danish Windmill Co-operative

Plus videos …

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Undone in London

jamesramsden — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 12:07:00 +0000

Nipping up to London for a couple of days is all at once exciting, overwhelming, tiring and expensiv

The Colours of Christmas

markgorman — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 16:47:11 +0000

Have you ever wondered why we decorate Christmas trees and where the traditions of Christmas come from.

The traditional colours of Christmas are green and red. Green represents the continuance of life through the winter and the Christian belief in eternal life through Christ. Red symbolizes the blood that Jesus shed at His Crucifixion. Christmas decorations that feature these colours include the Christmas tree, the Christmas wreath, holly, and mistletoe.

The Christmas wreath, like the evergreens used as Christmas trees, symbolizes the strength of life overcoming the forces of winter. In ancient Rome, people used decorative wreaths as a sign of victory and celebration.

The custom of hanging a Christmas wreath on the front door of the home probably came from this practice.

Holly is an evergreen tree with sharply pointed, glossy leaves and red berries. It is used in making Christmas wreaths and other decorations. The needle like points of the leaves were thought to resemble the crown of thorns that Jesus wore when he was crucified. The red berries symbolized the drops of blood he shed.

Mistletoe is an evergreen plant with dark leaves and shiny white berries. Ancient Celtic priests considered the plant sacred and gave people sprigs of it to use as charms. The custom of decorating homes with mistletoe probably came from its use as a ceremonial plant by early Europeans. In many countries, a person standing under a sprig of mistletoe may be kissed.

"The Battle of Marathon": New, historic Greco-Persian Wars theme abstract expressionism painting, famous historical warfare literature theme, abstract fighting battle scene, abstract group fighting figures, acrylic painting #8126, 2008 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

bobotaro — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 06:56:08 +0000

Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

“The Battle of Marathon”: New, historic Greco-Persian Wars theme abstract expressionism painting, famous historical warfare literature theme, abstract fighting battle scene, abstract group fighting figures, acrylic painting #8126, 2008 \| Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

named and added to gallery #19,2008 at Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

“The Battle of Marathon”

acrylics 21″x18″

lisited in New Paintings 2008

Keywords

(within Museum paintings)

men

warfare

abstract expressionism

urban

historical

literature

green and red

ancient

regional

Greek

human affairs

Asian

people

European

narrative

legendary

complementary colors

latest 10 paintings

Today’s Keyword

within Museum paintings

Dec14, 2008

“histrorical, historic”

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tokenhippygirl — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 01:55:07 +0000

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Jello shots in Oregon.

Taken with the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT.

The burrito is in the mail. Really! Would I lie to you?

hortihoney — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 00:05:17 +0000

Today I mailed off the burrito. I wanted to get it off as quickly as possible since it is already getting pretty cold up in the great white North.

Here is a picture that I took of the totally completed burrito.

Here is another picture with a corner folded over to kind of get an idea of the whole thing.

I also finished a scrapghan small child’s blanket. I just started working on it one night because I didn’t want to start another big project. It will go to someone who I really hope doesn’t read this blog. Actually, his daughter. Anyway, it took a few weeks.

I put one of my shoes in the picture to give you an idea of size. They are size 39 (or around a 9 American sizing). I tried to make it a little brighter and colorful than the typical scrapghan I make.

Last night was my Happy Hookers night. I once again forgot to take pictures of the fun. Really, it is just a bunch of us sitting around hooking which is not the most compelling photographic event. Well, hooking and laughing, a lot. We are a pretty rowdy bunch and I am always amazed at how really quiet the rest of the bakery usually is.

Tomorrow is the Seminole Springs Herb Festival. I have helped-out with it for several years now and have been joined by the hubby whenever he is around for it. Alas, he will not be around for this one. He is in London recovering from a rather large party held at his favorite bar, Green and Red.

" Woman in Pink ( Abstract Debutante )": New female symbolism, abstract female full-length well-dressed portrait painting, abstract graceful human figure, green and red, beautiful complementary colors, color symbolism, fashionable society lady, 3d virtual female dynamic body image, draped red dress, acrylic painting # 7819, 2008 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

bobotaro — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 10:59:19 +0000

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” Woman in Pink ( Abstract Debutante )”: New female symbolism, abstract female full-length well-dressed portrait painting, abstract graceful human figure, green and red, beautiful complementary colors, color symbolism, fashionable society lady, 3d virtual female dynamic body image, draped red dress, acrylic painting # 7819, 2008 \| Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

named and added to gallery #13,2008 at Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

“Woman in Pink ( Abstract Debutante) “

acrylics 21″x18″

lisited in New Paintings 2008

Today’s Keyword

within Museum paintings

“fabric, cloth, clothes, clothing ”

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latest 10 paintings

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Monday's are for margaritas!

hortihoney — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 18:24:25 +0000

I was originallygoing to call today’s post Monday’s are Mexican day as my husband suggested calling this day, but decided on the margaritas instead. First off, my husband has become a tequila snob. Yes, you read that right, a tequila snob. Like some people become wine snobs sniffing glasses and taking tiny sips of alcohol and talking about how much oak or pepper they can taste in it so my husband became a tequila snob. Most of it was because of the Green and Red, a restaurant near where my husband has been living in London. If you are in the area, I would highly recommend it. Anyway, this place has the largest bar selection of tequila in London, and since my husband has been around it, he has absorbed some information about it (as well as more than a few glass fulls!). However, one of the things that he rally misses is the vegtable molcajete that he gets at our “local” Mexican restaurant, Fiesta Grande, in Mt. Dora (one town over). a molcajete is a lava stone mortar and pestle that is used commonly to grind up corn in Mexico. The dish of vegetables (special ordered for him, they also have shrimp, steak and chicken I think) is served in a REALLY hot molcajete, this is a meal that actually get hotter as you eat it! The place is great and if you ever are in Mt. Dora, I highly recommend it.

The Vegetable Molcajete

Last night I spun two bobbins of wool and will ply them sometime today. The hubby is starting to fall under the spell of the wheel I think. I was spinning in the dinning room while he was making dinner in the kitchen. He started talking about how it was sort of soothing. Hee hee hee… my plan to take over the world with a spinning wheel are coming along nicely…. Just need the addition of a splash of tequila.

"Reptile Rebel Angel, Awakened" : New, contemporary religious symbolism painting, animal symbolism, religious surrealism, monster, strange creature, Lucifer, Satan, devil, fallen angel theme, thick line pattern, dark surrealism, biblical, religious, Christian theme, acrylic painting #7448, 2008 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

bobotaro — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 09:30:24 +0000

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“Reptile Rebel Angel, Awakened” : New, contemporary religious symbolism painting, animal symbolism, religious surrealism, monster, strange creature, Lucifer, Satan, devil, fallen angel theme, thick line pattern, dark surrealism, biblical, religious, Christian theme, acrylic painting #7448, 2008 \| Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

named and added to gallery #8,2008 at Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

“Reptile Rebel Angel, Awakened”

acrylics 21″x18″

lisited in New Paintings 2008

Keywords

Today’s Keyword

within Museum paintings

animal symbolism

( excerpted)

related keywords : animals, bugst, besats

#7448 “Reptile Rebel Angel, Awakened “

2008

#7380 “Abstract Lion Dance “

2008

#7373 “The Giant Cave Ant”

2008

#7357 “The Fly Head “

2008

#7347 “Angry Brown Horse “

2008

#7221 “Two Carps in the sky ( koinobori) “

2008

#7194 “Crocodile Eye “

2008

#7133 “Blue Jeweled Cave Cattle “

2008

#7118 “Living Sphinx “

2008

#6955 “The Lord of the Pigs “

2007

#6922 “Cave Cattle “

2007

#6898 “Nazca Symmetry “

2007

#6893 “Reptile Woman “

2007

#6706 “Two-Headed Frog “

2007

#6628 “666 — The Number of the Beast “

2007

#6441 “Moon-Faced Grass-Eating Strange Animal”

2007

#6435 “Chinese Dragon “

2007

#6227 “The Perfect Butterfly ”

2007

#6168 “Black Owl ”

2007

#6067 “Cave Dog “

2007

#6019 “Black Moth”

2007

#5980 “Gold Bug “

2007

#5849 “Green Serpent “

2006

#5822 “Howling”

2006

#5786 “My Dog “

2006

pas134 “Abstract Peacock “

2003

“Pale Horse “

early work ( digital, experimental )

“Digital Duck”

early work ( digital, experimental )

“Dark Jealousy “

early work ( digital, experimental )

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"Bleeding Garden Flowers": abstract flower garden, abstract flowers, abstract blossoms, abstract flower mosaic pattern, complementary colors, colorful. red, green and yellow abstract floral pattern, allover pattern, abstract exterior garden scene, abstract floral expressionism, acrylic painting # 5685, 2006 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

bobotaro — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 10:42:44 +0000

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Art Blog1 Art Blog1+4

“Bleeding Garden Flowers”: abstract flower garden, abstract flower mosaic pattern, complementary colors, colorful red, green and yellow abstract floral pattern, allover pattern, abstract exterior garden scene, abstract expressionism, acrylic painting # 5685, 2006 \| Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum

now renamed and recategorized at Art blog1 or Art Blog1+4

“Bleeding Garden Flowers”

acrylic 29 “x 20 “

listed in New Works 2006

Keywords

Today’s Keyword

within Museum paintings

seasonal, four seasons

( excerpted)

related keywrods landscape, natural scene,

#7232 “Autumn NIght “

2008

#7160 “Suburban Road Junction on a sunny winter day “

2008

#6736 “Bathers”

2007

#6514 “Autumn Fields before Harvest “

2007

#6336 “Ginkgo Avenue “

2007

#6328 “Morning Commuters after snowing “

2007

#6282 “Ume Blossoms “

2007

#6218 “Seaside Resort ”

2007

#6171 “Woman lying on the beach “

2007

#6154 “Autumnal Tints “

2007

#5826 “Ripened Season “

2006

#5685 “Bleeding Garden Flowers “

2006

#5679 ”Abstract Summer Garden”

2006

#5607 ”Abstract Spring Signs “

2006

#5263 “Christmas Dots ”

2006

#4962 “Signs of Spring “

2006

#4916 “Autumnal Origami “

2006

#4237 “Summer Night “

2005

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