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Icebergs color verde Fuera de todas aquellas personas que han tenido un contacto no deseado o percance con un iceberg, los demás podrán asegurar que son estructuras majestuosas, bloques de hielo que se han desprendido de un glaciar y que gracias a la diferencia de densidades del agua entre el mar y el propio cuerpo de hielo es posible verlos flotar, tal como quedó demostrado gracias al…

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Lake County judge, former sheriff lead in race to succeed Justice (and former Chicago Bear) Bob Thomas on state Supreme Court.

The race in the fall could overturn Democrats’ dominance of the state’s highest court.

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Curran debut E.P ‘Lonely Road of Faith’ out on November 1st 2019

Curran debut E.P ‘Lonely Road of Faith’ out on November 1st 2019

Curran is set to release their debut E.P ‘Lonely Road of Faith’ on November 1st on all platforms.

The E.P. will be accompanied by lyrics video of the lead single of the same name. ‘Lonely Road of Faith’ is a call to arms of all things positive and celebrates a beautiful blend of hard rock and melodies. From the fist-pumping, sing-along Bon Jovi-esque ‘Better Days’ to the country inspired…

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Mark Curran | The Breathing Factory

This exhibition from Mark Curran began with a 9 month battle to gain access to the Hewlett-Packard Technology camp. The project started April 2003 and ran for 20 months. It featured workers in uniforms leaving everything to blur into the background, except the diversity of their employment. Curran's work on this project is said to explore themes of culture from the individual - as its the only thing that shines through the standardization of the camp (coats, uniform creating a neutrality comparing to human kind). The image of Mick, the Line Operator really helped me to understand the greatness of this project by Curran. We rarely see what happens beyond the shell of these corporate testing buildings, and too see how a blending individual from the outside world contrasts within the plainness of this camp. He all of a sudden may seem full of character because he's not dressed in white. The portrait of Ebelonga highlights how much of our personality/emotion the human face carries. We are able to recognize her human characteristics but that of her body blends away with a corporate wash.

The image of the Worker from the Leixlip, Ireland is my favorite from this selection of images. The noise in the image creates a tension between the viewer and subject - he looks as though hes about to begin a technological surgical operation, staring direct in to the viewers eyes. He is dressed in such clinical attire, which would be likely to help the thought processes of their employees in to the corporate mind sets. I.e. Hewlett-Packard are a worldly renown company so their staff must perform like machines, hence the removing of color and stimulation.

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Mark Curran - THE MARKET (a progress report)

Mark's favorite cake is Pavlova.

I was served on 20. January 2012.

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As Mark Curran explains, the project "critically addresses the role and representation of labour and global labour practices in Ireland's newly industrialised landscape as manifest in manufacturing and technology. Global industrial practices are characterised by . . . transient spaces as capital moves when and as required. In such an ephemeral and global context, [he] focuses specifically upon the Hewlett-Packard Manufacturing and Technology Campus, part of a cluster formation of multinational technology complexes, in Leixlip in the east of Ireland."