Kansas City Calling : Free Public Lecture

Hallmark Symposium Lecture Series Presents

Timothy Archibald

Thursday September 12, 2013
6:00pm

Budig Hall, Room 110

Ticket Cost: $0.00
Free and Open to the Public

Sponsored by The University of Kansas Department of Design.

More information to be found HERE.

Hashtag History Week in Review

Had a great time embracing manic camera phoning for Smithsonian Magazine's Instagram page this week, all collected on http://www.instagram.com/smithsonianmagazine.com#.
Like all things of our time, there was some good stuff that bubbled to the surface, as well as some long standing Instagram clichés coming in with full force.
Here is a selection of some highlights.

Smithsonian Instagram Takeover Day One:

 

Hashtag History Continues.

This is what we got evolving on the Smithsonian Instagram page, Day One.

Follow it:

http://www.instagram.com/smithsonianmagazine#

 
  

 

Hashtag History

Smithsonian Magazine invited me to take over their Instagram

page for the busy week ahead : August 26-31, 2013.

So much to be excited about and grateful for right now, and

this is one of the joys.

Follow this HERE.
 
Or at http://www.intstagram.com/smithsonianmagazine#

 

 

Summers' Past

Eli in my bedroom, Schenectady, N.Y., 2008

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Backwards
a frame
look back
and up
through the window.

Pictures From Home, 8/2013


Sleeping and working in one room made the world a very small place. And not in a good way.
- Anonymous

Friend forever Lisa came to town to bring some sense of place to the house. Four days of work and it delivered. I feel the push and pull of it every day.

The light changes. The placement of things brings order and peace. A place where the kids can write on the walls and a Lipstick plant.

Some pictures from home as we wrap up the summer and head in to a future.

Peace.

 

TA Summer Internship Delivers

Barbra Walker was awarded the first ever summer internship from Timothy Archibald Photography in May. Her job? The goal was to create a series of personally driven portfolio pieces for me, fueling the production with passion and enthusiasm and a budget of zero dollars. The idea was to learn how to use our skills in the most resourceful way possible, and not simply write a check.

 

Our first image for the series is above. Walker is below. A metaphorical "field of dreams" chunk of landscape and a rainy day made all the difference here.

See the image in all it's splendor HERE.