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• Photographic paper: crafted cameras by Lee Ji-hee – in pictures

  12-08-2017 18:00
  The latest project for paper artist Lee Ji-hee, who has crafted everything from life-sized dogs to mouthwatering food out of paper, is a series of paper antique cameras. Meticulously assembled over five months, the sculptures were sparked by the 45-year-old’s frequent visits to the Korean Camera Museum, near Seoul.Of the painstakingly precise works, Lee says: “Though they’re based on reality, I like to express my own sense of colour and pattern.” A former graphic designer
  
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• Publications Manager at Aspen Music Festival and School

  12-08-2017 01:28 via feedproxy.google.com
  The AMFS seeks an experienced arts publications manager to create a wide variety of effective marketing and storytelling publications for this world-class classical music performance and training center. Must be a maniac about copy and project management with powerful editorial, advertorial, and marketing writing skills, strong technical skills, and exacting attention to detail. Part of a five-person marketing and public relations team. Full time and year-round in Aspen, Colorado.
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• Could This Technology Solve Electronic Ticketing Problems?

  12-08-2017 01:24 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  "As Citizen Ticket's technology – BitTicket – is based on blockchain, it means that batches cannot be oversold and tickets cannot be copied or counterfeited, while the number of tickets in a transaction is also monitored."
  
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• NATSIAA 2017: the breadth and beauty of contemporary Indigenous art – in pictures

  12-08-2017 00:20
  In their 34th year, the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art awards have delivered a broad, diverse and often surprising survey of Indigenous art.This year’s exhibition of 65 finalists is a celebration of innovation, collaboration and the ever-changing relationship between traditional and contemporary Indigenous art, with the main prize, the $50,000 Telstra art award, going to the winner of the inaugural multimedia category: a collaboration between Anangu artists Frank Young,
  
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