mishaderidder.com

sen3.com

Sen3 Projects

http://www.sen3.com/projects.html

Encouraging creativity and the love of nature. What could be a better choice than being a proactive seeker of my mission? It certainly beats waiting around until it finds me. Life has worked wonder and I love every bit of it, people from different walks, the vibrant symphony of diversity. Whoever arrives, whatever comes my way, I am deeply grateful. What is meant for me to do, will come in due course. Art Inspired by Nature. May 1, 2016. A person who never ceases to amaze me. Happy Mother’s Day, Mom!

kleurgamma.com

Klanten | Kleurgamma

http://kleurgamma.com/klanten

Foam werkt graag samen met Kleurgamma vanwege de professionaliteit en uitstekende kwaliteit van het print- en inlijstwerk. Daarnaast bestaat het bedrijf uit een klein team van bijzonder prettige mensen die altijd het maximale proberen te realiseren.". Claudia Küssel, curator Foam Fotografiemuseum. Een greep uit onze klanten:. Hortusplantsoen 7-8 - 1018 TZ - Amsterdam - 31(0)20-6655301 - balie@kleurgamma.com.

jwvanwessel.wordpress.com

Over Fotografen | Recognitions

https://jwvanwessel.wordpress.com/2010/05/20/over-fotografen

It's all a question of recognitions – Richard Avedon. Mei 20, 2010. Mijn lijstje van de 5 beste fotografen:. Hans van der Meer. Het lijstje staat in willekeurige volgorde, op Richard Avedon na. De grootste. Iedere fotograaf moet zijn werk bestuderen, ook al werk je in heel andere genres. Avedon is de man die je leert wat kijken is: voor, tijdens én na de fotosessie. Niet voor niets prijkt een uitspraak van hem op dit blog. Richard Avedon. Billy Curry, drifter, Interstate 40, Yukon, Oklahoma, 6/16/80.

wild-wisdom.org

Here is this vast, savage, howling mother of ours, Nature.. | Wild Wisdom

http://wild-wisdom.org/blog/2015/08/02/here-is-this-vast-savage-howling-mother-of-ours-nature

Healing through Nature, Art and Conscious Evolution. Here is this vast, savage, howling mother of ours, Nature. August 2, 2015. October 25, 2015. Photo: Misha de Ridder. 8220;Here is this vast, savage, howling mother of ours,. Nature, lying all around, with such beauty, and such affection for her children, as the leopard; and yet we are so early weaned. From her breast to society, to that culture which is exclusively. An interaction of man on man.”. Posted in Wilderness Therapy. September 18, 2015.

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Wilderness Therapy | Wild Wisdom

http://wild-wisdom.org/blog/category/wilderness-therapy

Healing through Nature, Art and Conscious Evolution. We are remembering a potentiality of life. October 29, 2015. 8220;We are remembering a potentiality of life. Which has been overgrown by civilisation,. But which in certain places is still existent. If we were to relive it naively,. It would constitute a relapse into barbarism. Therefore we prefer to forget it. But should it appear to us again. In the form of a conflict, then we should keep. It in our consciousness. For what has apparently been lost.

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Wild Wisdom | Healing through Nature, Art & Conscious Evolution

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Healing through Nature, Art and Conscious Evolution. Deep in the wintry parts of our minds…. December 4, 2015. 8220;Deep in the wintry parts of our minds, we know that there is no such thing as a work-free transformation. We know that we will have to burn to the ground in one way or another, and then sit right in the ashes of who we once thought we were and go on from there.”. We are remembering a potentiality of life. October 29, 2015. 8220;We are remembering a potentiality of life. October 29, 2015.

lost.nl

Lost & Found

http://www.lost.nl/en/pages/about

Welcome to the Lost and Found archive. Since 1997, over 120 sessions of stray images and sound have been organised. Artists, writers and musicians present work in progress, experiment or present work that doesnt fit into their oeuvre (yet). A specific and unique stage for diverse and hybrid works which dont fit comfortably into galleries or museums. I really like your upbeat approach and grass roots style of finding and presenting stray works and situations. William Taylor, Hammer Museum. T 31 20 639 2787.