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TEMPO | Call for Entries | IMPREINT, London | deadline – 31st of March

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coming up …

Photography – entry deadline – 31st of March

Artists from all the countries are welcome. If you’d like to participate, please send a high-resolution digital image of your artwork (all mediums) to info@impreint.com by March 31st; both participation and attendance are free. Please note that submissions may close earlier if the maximum capacity is reached.

A video of all the art works will be projected during the event and kept as a permanent online display.

The exhibition kicks off at 5 PM. Please note that the venue is outdoors, so it’s subject to weather conditions.

impreint.com

IMPREINT Space

Details of the event can be found here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tempo-artist-collective-tickets-1134598146599?aff=oddtdtcreator

Find out more about IMPREINT’s ongoing projects at https://www.impreint.com/

Lent

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Red Bank Boat Ramp – County Rd 715, Marionville, VA 23408

Sorry about the shakiness of the vid. It was windy and a long pan. ;-)
The most important thing to Christians is that it is lent.

What is Lent?

Lent is the 40-day period leading up to Easter, (excluding Sundays) that starts on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday, the day before Easter.

The 40 days of Lent involve fasting, prayer, and almsgiving as a way to connect deeper with God. Commonly observed by Roman Catholic, Eastern, and some Protestant churches, many use the 40 days of Lent as a time of personal reflection to prepare your heart and mind for Good Friday and Easter.

The origin of the word Lent comes from the “Old English lencten springtime, spring” and “from West Germanic langitinaz long-days or lengthening of the day.”

 

the Kit Jones | Darien, GA

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Bringing history back to Darien…

Then ~

She is 60 feet long, 17 feet wide, 18 feet tall, and weighs 60,000lbs. She’s a historic, wood-hull vessel built on Sapelo Island, GA and launched March 1939 by island owner and tobacco company heir R.J. Reynolds, Jr.  Her name is Kit Jones.

From blueprints by the esteemed yacht designers, Sparkman & Stephens of New York, the Kit was uniquely constructed of native heart pine and live oak timbers which were harvested and milled on Sapelo.  Under the direction of Danish shipwright Axel Sparre, many Sapelo residents – Gullah-Geechee descendants of slaves brought to the island prior to the Civil War – assisted in the construction. In subsequent years, a number of other McIntosh County residents served as masters and mates on the vessel as well. 

History of the Kit Jones continues https://www.savethekitjones.com/aspirations

More info https://www.savethekitjones.com/