http://www.artday.org/ art is the heart of our earth Thu, 29 Jul 2010 20:18:35 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss/ Art BLog weBLog en http://artday.org/images/logo.gif http://www.artday.org/ 144 80 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=123 2010 Legacy Fine Art AuctionThe collection of original football-themed artworks produced by 160 leading contemporary artists from the 32 qualifying countries at 2010 FIFA World Cup are auctioned on 5 July 2010 at 2 PM at 5th Floor, 10 High Street, Melroce Arch, Johannesburg. Among the artworks are "South African Joy" (picture to the left), by Asbjorn Lonvig, 2010, Size: 84 x 59.4, Inks on canvas, estimate $ 5,844 - 8,441. Should anyone like to pre-bid or to be live via telephone during the auction ? please urgently contact lonvig@mail.dk. See the online auction catalog from Graham's Fine Art Auctioneers. All artworks are "Official Licensed Products of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa(TM)"See description of the whole project. Sincerely,Asbjorn Lonvig, artistLille Fejringhus43 Fejringhusvej8722 HedenstedDenmark+4575890477lonvig@mail.dk Mon, 05 Jul 2010 16:30:49 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=123 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=122 "South African Joy"A South African Art Publisher MMX Art in Cape Town contacted me. MMX Art alias 2010 International Fine Art is licensed to use the phrase Official Licensed Products of the 2010 FIFA World Cup by FIFA. 5 artists from each of the 32 qualifying countries to 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa were selected to participate in the 2010 International Fine Art project and form the 2010 International Fine Art Collection. After signing a contract I got the "Artistic Brief" from 2010 International Fine Art:"The world is coming home to Africa, the cradle of humankind, the site where the story of our species started.  It is in essence the home of all humanity.  It is also the location for the greatest sporting event in the world the 2010 FIFA World CupTM the first time in its history that the tournament has been staged in Africa. The artwork must bring together the elements of this African heritage and fuse it with the energy and excitement of the World Cup, the heights of athletic excellence, the favor of football enthusiasts, and pride of your country’s participation in the tournament. The original must incorporate at least an element of football in order to celebrate this extraordinary event being brought to African soil.The symbolism of  "South African Joy" by Asbjorn Lonvig2010, Inks on canvas/Archival Inks on cotton, 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1" x 23.4"), edition 210.Click on "South African Joy" and download a high resolution image for press coverage.The Acacia tree and the Baobab Tree are significant trees in South Africa. I am looking for my inner eye giraffes eating the leaves of an Acacia tree. The South African Savannah in the East, the bush and dessert in the West are the domicile of a lot of exotic animals such as Zebras, Flamingos, Elephants, Lions, Penguins, and Giraffes. To me the most outstanding of them is the Giraffe. In South African Joy symbolized by a giraffe skin. The sun is important to all of us. In most of South Africa there is subtropical climate witch has an impact on everything. On nature as well as on people’s conduct and behavior.From maps we know the shape of the African Continent. From the name we can guess where South Africa is, but I did not know exact shape of South Africa on beforehand. FIFA World Cup stadiums in South Africa are scattered around the country: The stadiums are in Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit, Polokwane, Rustenburg, and Pretoria. In a very short time when the FIFA World Cup has started - the world will recognize the shape and the colors of the Republic of South Africa's flag:Red symbolizes the struggle for freedom.Black and White the different peoples of South Africa.Yellow the country's mineral wealth.And green and blue symbolize the country’s fertility and its magnificent scenery and wildlife. Desmond Tutu you know, the former archbishop who is always talking and always smiling called South Africa’s people the Rainbow Nation.That was because of the country's wonderfully diverse, colorful, and utterly unique society. Furthermore, South Africa’s National Motto is "Unity in Diversity".I know about an explorer that drew in his car down through the African continent from the Strait of Gibraltar  to South Africa. He told that everywhere kids were playing soccer.To accommodate all the soccer playing children the soccer field is a double field. Double Soccer is the name of the game.There are 4 goals. Two balls in different colors.I have established a Facebook group to form the exact rules. “Help making the Double Soccer rules: As a point of departure I have mentioned a few keywords to the Facebook group members: Fun, fast, exhausting, tactics, strategy, chess, exciting to look at, appealing to electronic medias.The imaginative kids of Africa will probably some day amuse themselves by playing double soccer.  You may percept many different run patterns in South African Joy run patterns of players’ movements as you will see them on the stadiums of South Africa. Zigzag, forth and back etc.  Stepping up the red stairs maybe reaching fame. Some day an African nation might win the FIFA World Cup.Sales - the 2010 International Fine Art CollectionThe 2010 International Fine Art Collection consists of 160 motifs. All of them are fore sale as you might have calculated there are only 210 of each motif. The art prints are printed on Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350gsm Fine Art paper using pigment based archival inks. They are sold on a first come first served principle so, HURRY UP!!!!Please contact: Asbjorn Lonvig, artist Lille Fejringhus43 Fejringhusvej 8722 Hedensted Denmark +45 75890477 lonvig@mail.dkIf you are a citizen in Germany or South Africayou must contact the authorized sellers in Germany or South Africa.Motifs - the 2010 International Fine Art Collection Click on a thumbnail below and see a larger image and a description.Till "under construction" below has been removed look at the 2010 International Fine Art Collection web site - however, still contact: Asbjorn Lonvig.AlgeriaNoureddine ZekaraRachid DjemaiLayachi HamidoucheTahar OuamaneHocine ZianiArgentinaPablo Di MassoJuan Carlos StekelmanHoracio Sanchez FantinoMirta KupferMariano MolinaAustraliaRichard BirminghamAnthony ListerChris WakeCharles BillichAaron KinnaneBrazil Cybele Varela Gustavo RosaLuiz CavalliMarcelo FerreiraRogério DiasCameroonWilliam KayoFlorence Béal-NénakwéHervé MomoDenmarkJonna PedersenBjorn EriksenAsbjorn LonvigCanuto KallanFrodo Mikkelsen England Peter PhillipsJames Faure WalkerEd GrayBelinda EatonBlaize SimonFranceRégis RigauxYann CouedorJacques RidereauDtoneAlexis PeskineGermany Tanja Maria ErnstPatrick LemkeHella de SantarossaAlbert MünchMarc C. WoehrMores RabensternGhanaGeorge HughesKofi AgorsorWiz KudoworLarry OtooFrank AsomaniTafaGreeceGiannis DiamandisEleni EconomoVassiliki AnastasiouEleni PechlivaniDimitrios LoumiotisHondurasMiguel Ruiz MatutteSantos Arzu QuiotoWilmer Castro SandresIvan FiallosMaury Flores GomezIrazema RíosItalyGiancarlo ImpigliaGuido BolettiLola ScarpittaMonica MarioniAndrea ChiesiAnna Maria PuglieseJapanKimi SakakiYoko KitagawaTomoko SeyamaHiroyuki MatsudaTatsuya MatsushitaMexicoByron GalvezVerónica Ruiz de VelascoPedro FriedebergAbraham JiménezNetherlands Marianne NaereboutGiovanni DalessiHans van HorckArie van GeestClemens BrielsSlovakiaMichal CzinegeIgor CvachoErik SilleMira GáberováRastislav SedlacikSouth Africa Esther MahlanguSfiso ka MkameZamani MakhanyaAndrew VersterSelwyn PekeurSpainPep GuerreroSergio MoraEleazarOscar SecoLuis PérezUSA Paul GoodnightMarcus Antonius JansenJames GemmillRobert SturmanJames FiorentinoBurton MorrisMichael Kupka Thu, 17 Jun 2010 16:58:50 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=122 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=121 It is the 12th time.The 12th time that I made a motif for a award winning company.The award is the Danish Industry Initiative Award 2009.The company is the Fittings Specialist in Fredericia, Denmark.It was a couple of months ago.As always I initiate the job by talking to the CEO. His name is Finn Roy, and he thoroughly informed me about products, organisation, etc.We managed to drink three cups of coffee.The chemistry between us was right.Now you must see the robot, Finn Roy said.The robot???First I thought of Gyro Gearloose' Little Helper in the Disney Comic series Donald Duck by Disney and then of Lego Robots by Lego in Denmark.I recently heard about robots that could create 3D prints - but these have just been invented and they are not yet tested properly.Then there are CNC robots that I have seen in different companies.But.It was none of the above.I was without a clue.In plain English the robot collects items from stock for delivery.Technically speaking the robot was a LOGIA WMS - an internal logistics- and warehouse management robot, which was integrated in Concorde C5 - the administrative computer system.You might wonder that The Fittings Specialist can handle 35.000 items.The robot is the secret.It collects fittings from 88.000 boxes on two rows of shelves in a height of 7 meters (23 feet).The robot rushes along among the 88.000 boxes - up and down, back and forth- all day with 25 miles per hour.Without sweating.The robot is computerized and it optimizes itself all the time. Among other things it places items with a high frequency together.It doesn't use its full capacity - it runs at nearly only half power (60%).The Fittings Specialist is increasing the number of item numbers due to world wide expansion.The motif, which was granted to The Fittings Specialist - winner of Danish Industry's InitiativeAwardCompetition. To the left tubes with fittings. In the middle the fairy tale about Robert Robot and to the right Robert Robot himself. Robert Robot is constructed from fittings in the Fittings Specialist's catalog.Through my talks with the CEO, by attending the presentation and listening to Finn Roy, John Damkjær, chairman of Danish Industry Region and Uffe Steiner, the mayor of Fredericia and not least by talking to the staff and guests, I had sure a feeling, that this was something special.Why - I know a lot of companies - why is this particular company something special.I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.And I wondered.Oh!!!!I see!!!!They use - consciously or unconsciously - a very special set of corporate values.I'll use ART to make this fact visible to the staff, to management, to customers, to suppliers, to the surrounding organizations, to the surrounding society, to......I constructed 6 keywords that matched the special set of corporate values.Here are the keywords:Interplay/Decency - Interplay among colleagues, customers, suppliers and others - in a decent way...Meticulosity - Means care, precision, solicitude, be careful. Quality at all levels...Respecting Recharging - Employees have the right and an obligation to recharge...Changeability/IT-Readiness - The company as a whole needs to be ready for change...Think Globally - In the near future the company intend to approach international markets so employees must think globally.Strict Financially Management/Strict Equity Control - Strict financial management ends up in strict equity control.Inspired by these keywords I have designed 6 artworks, size: 132,1 x 132,1 cm (52 x 52") primarily for a permanent exhibition in the headquarters, but as well for promoting the special corporate values in general:Interplay/DecencyAn employee in the Fittings Specialist communicates on a daily basis with management, colleagues, customers, suppliers, people in different fields of service etc. etc.All communication and any agreement, deal etc. is based on decency.MeticulosityMeans care, precision, solicitude, be careful.Every process in the company needs to live up to the highest standards concerning quality.Meticulosity or Meticulousness even meansExtremely careful and precise or extremely or excessively concerned with details.Respecting RechargingEmployees have the right and an obligation to recharge.As a ground rule we do not do overtime.It's important that our most valuable resource is fit at any time during work time. This can only be accomplished by insisting on that the employees have a fruitful leisure time, a fruitful family life etc.Changeability/IT-ReadinessThere is a rapid change in how to operate a company.The company as a whole needs to be ready for change, the employees need to be ready, customers need to be ready and even suppliers need to be ready.Especially the field of Information Technology (IT) sees changes every day. New opportunities.It's important to be constantly aware of what happens in the IT field.Think GloballyIn the near future we intend to approach international markets so we must think globally. We can reach every spot in the world by the internet.We can offer our products and we can accept orders via phone or internet.Hereafter the main issue is to observe developments in logistic possibilities.Improving your English is another issue.Strict Financially Management/Strict Equity ControlStrict financial management ends up in strict equity control.This is extremely important in our company as we want to increase our number of items and want to approach international markets.The value motifs and the adjacent texts were presented to the CEO: Bulls Eye, he said.The employees were introduced to the special corporate values in a folder in English and a meeting with me.In order to underline and distribute the value motifs much more than usual I have designed a Fittings Specialist e-shop in which the company, employees etc.can buy posters, postcards and merchandise like T-shirts, shoes, mugs, mouse pads etc. - all of them based on the 6 motifs.You can see the contents of the e-shop at www.zazzle.com/fittings. The e-shop is based on the concept "Manufacturing on Demand", which means, that the products are manufactured and shipped AFTER ordering. No stock needed, you can buy only one piece, if you like.Fittings Specialist's e-shop is run by a team of computer nerds in PaloAlto, CA in USA. Nerds that I have worked together with for some time.They are crazy.The most crazy thing they have introduced so far - as nothing is impossible - is an agreement with US- Postal, meaning that I as a PRO-Contributor to Zazzle can design US-Postal stamps for any company I like.Sincerely,Asbjorn Lonvig, Artist"Lille Fejringhus"43 Fejringhusvej8722 HedenstedDenmark Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:10:26 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=121 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=120 WAITAHA: NGA AHI KAA “ LIGHTING THE FIRES OF THE SACRED MEMORIES” - 19th Dec 2009 to March 28th- An exhibition of sacred taonga from the Waitaha people. This exhibition includes both ancient & modern taonga. From old stone taonga toki, whao etc, mokihi, raranga to modern paintings, sculpture, & film are on display. A tribute from the Waitaha People to Te Tuapapa / foundation of this sacred land, honouring the tree and its many branches that have grown from those foundations. Acknowledging the past, to empower the future. The Kurow Museum invites you to attend the opening of WAITAHA, Nga Ahi Kaa “Lighting Fires of the Sacred Memories” in Association with the Waitaha People.Preview Saturday 19th December @ 4pm at Kurow Museumat 57 Bledisloe Street, Kurow , New Zealand -Please confirm yourattendance by contacting Carron museum@kurow.co.nz or phoning 03 4360 950 by Wednesday 16th December 2009 Tue, 15 Dec 2009 12:02:10 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=120 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=119 We F.A.T. freaks in Tokyo got together to hack Japan with “Free Art & Technology”!At tokyo.fffff.at, we will be showing Japanese translation of F.A.T. posts, reporting of F.A.T. related applications, and our own reports of free-art development. Mon, 01 Dec 2008 21:47:46 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=119 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=118    New kids' clothing brand LONVIG by MINYMO - Autumn 2008 Collection    In Aarhus, Denmark at Café Slabberas on 6 September 2008.   Today my destination was Aarhus. At Café Slabberas, 26 Frederiksgade in Aarhus at 10 a.m. It was early in the morning. I was preparing myself for the event. My wife rushed into the gallery where I was - she had heard some "voices". Calm down, calm down - it is nothing but me practicing reading the fairy tale "Lucca and Sam in the Zoo...".   After a couple of rehearsals I was confident.    At Café Slabberas I was welcomed by beautiful ladies. A computer with fast internet was ready. Everything was ready.   Depending on what happened, I had 3 possibilities. Reading out loud, signing the mini poster "9 Bernhards" and showing www.LONVIG-by-MINYMO.com on the internet.   Signing of mini poster "9 Bernhards" was a hit. This was what I spent most of the time doing this 6 September 2008 in Aarhus. I contacted the parents, wrote the name of their child down at the left and signed down to the right. This was the perfect way to enter a conversation, and when I told that the new kids' clothing brand LONVIG by MINYMO was based on my fairy tales and fairy tale character - a very positive contact was established. And I probably talked, and talked, and talked...   For a start the computer was used - but it was not necessary to pass the message.   I talked to a Chinese, I talked to a German, I talked to one from Greenland and one from my home city Hedensted. I talked to one from Frederikshavn and a lot from Aarhus. Among the people from Aarhus there was one from a kindergarten.   I asked all of them to take a closer look at the wonderful kids' clothing in the LONVIG by MINYMO line. I asked them to go home and read out loud my fairy tales on the web site. I asked them to take a closer look at the web site with its book shop, shoe shop, poster shops, clock shop, fairy tale theatre, jigsaw puzzle games etc. For a star I talked to people entering the second floor. Later I went down into the outdoor Café Slabberas to ensure that all visitors got a poster for their children.    I talked to a granddad - he was an IT nerd - I showed the fairy tale theatre to him. This granddad had 3 grand kids and there is no doubt that he soon has built fairy tale theatres for them.   A young lady, she was called Karin, she owned a poster store at Sct. Clemens Torv not far away. She loved Bernhard. I have sent an e-mail to her and we will see what happens.   Only one "9 Bernhards" mini poster was left at closing time. At 4 p.m. The last poster was dedicated Tristan and his parents. But they did not show up. I'll see to that Tristan gets his poster.   I had talked to people since 10 a.m. - interrupted only by a wonderful brunch, which Café Slabberas served. And then an unknown number of espressos and café americanos during the day. I was tired but very happy, that my message was passed so very easily. When you do such things - and especially if you are a little aggressive - you might have a negative response from some. Not one responded negatively - everybody was happy and thanked me for doing it...    Super!   Sincerely, Asbjorn Lonvig   And now I am very excited to hear the response from the 58 image projector show with Beatles music on church organ which started on 29 August 2008. It has been shown every night at 9 p.m. during the Aarhus Festival. The Aarhus Festival ends 7 September 2008.       Click on icon to download in high resolution Mon, 08 Sep 2008 18:25:15 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=118 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=117 I am an International commercial counselor writing on behalf of the World of Art Award* winning artist, designer and fairy tale writer Asbjorn Lonvig.Lonvig has a very unique background as an IBM trained software engineer and is world renowned for his determined use of IT and Internet in art, design and writing.Lonvig works in simple shapes and bright colours, and his artist statement is:“Colourful Simplicity in Art as in Life.” He is dedicated to use his art, design and fairy tale characters commercially, in close cooperation with skilful designers from various businesses who are experts within their fields.The tremendous synergetic effects that his art generates, is exactly what sparks Lonvig's greatest desire! A great example is the kids clothing brandLONVIG by MINYMO.Are you up for the challenge to create LONVIG by [YOUR COMPANY]?Please see selection of images! Sincerely, Flemming Martin, MSc. International Commercial Counselors Praestehaven 4DK-8722 HedenstedDenmark+45 2666 3330FlemmingMartin@InternationalCommercialCounselors.com*) The World of Art Award: The World of Art Award (WAA) is granted to artists, galleries and museums that are pursuing "best practices" in art and culture. This competition seeks to attract artists, galleries, museums who are redefining standards of art excellence challenging existing trends and tendencies in art and culture. Wed, 27 Aug 2008 23:37:48 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=117 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=116  New organic kids' clothing brand LONVIG by MINYMO,based on Danish fairy tale writer and illustrator Asbjorn Lonvig's fairy tales and fairy tale characters, is now in stores and internet stores. Size 74 to 110.The autumn 2008 line introduces the fairy tale character Bernhard, a whimsical monkey.  See more about it on  www.LONVIG-by-MINYMO.com.Among other things you can read and download the fairy tales.See where you can buy the kids' clothing - in stores or internet stores -  click here.If you are a store, an internet store or an agent please contact LONVIG by MINYMO (Export Manager Jesper Maansson's e-mail address) for authorization to sell the brand.Below you can see photos of wonderful kids in the amazing kids' clothing:                     Wed, 27 Aug 2008 03:20:54 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=116 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=115 WHERE Toko Mata Gallery 82 Lichfield St, (1st Floor) Between Colombo St. & Manchester St. Christchurch Ph: 021 024 86 133PREVIEW Thursday 16th October @ 7 pmDURATION October 16th ? November 22nd 2008GALLERY HOURS Monday ? Friday 12:00 ? 5:00 pm Saturdays 12:00 - 2:00 pmwww.ruapick.vc.net.nz Artist comment: Rua PickThese Taonga (Treasures) pay homage to the Tuuaapapa (Foundation) of sacred lands, a journey of many directions along ancient pathways, all connected in time and space. Timeless creations written on stone so long ago, singing of the past, present and future like the bright stars above. This exhibition is a tribute to the ancient Nga Kai Tuhituhi (Scribes). ‘Nga Huarahi Tawhito’ follows on from the ‘Purapura Whetu’ (Star Dust) Series - 2006, in which I painted old stories within the shapes of the Waitaha nga hoanga tuhituhi (rock drawings and paintings) of the South Island of New Zealand. Within the formats of this current body of work I pay homage to the sacred rock art from around the world: Aotearoa, Rapanui, Hawaii, Utah and other ancient lands. A number of the paintings are inspired from other forms such as manu tukutuku (kites), taha (gourds), kohei (pendants) - pekepeka, kopepe, rei miro and Sumerian sculpture. Voyages of sky, land and sea are portrayed within these most primal of windows. Te Ariki Tupoupou o nga Rangi, Te Waiariki, Te Ruapekapeka, Waitaha, ‘Anasazi’, Sumerian and other ancient cultures are honoured in these artworks. Te Manuhiri / The Shimmering Birds, dance within the paintings like stars reflected in the water. Mai te rangi, ki te whenuaMai te whenua, ki te rangiTe porowhita o te moehewa hurihuriKa huri te Ao PouriKa huri te Ao Marama From the heavens to the lands From the lands to the heavens The circle of the dream revolves The world of darkness turnsThe world of light turns. Sat, 09 Aug 2008 12:08:02 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=115 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=114 TE NGAHURU KI TE KOANGA EQUINOX TO EQUINOX 19th March ? 26th September 2008Toko Mata Gallery82 Lichfield Street ChristchurchNew Zealandph. 021 024 86 1 33 Hours: Mon ? Fri 12am-5pm, www.ruapick.vc.net.nzKia ora TatouExhibition information:The ‘Te Ngahuru ki Te Koanga’ exhibition pays homage to the equinoxes. Light & dark are balanced equally. The times in-between the thresholds of Ao (Light) & Po (dark),the times when two realms meet. The artworks in this exhibition honour ancient stories of lightness & darkness. A number of works display narratives of activities that occurred during seasonal equinoxes:Te Ngahuru (Autumn Equinox), the harvest and seed season. The tenth month in the Marama Taka (moon calendar) is known as Te Pu Toki o Te Tau, this is when the stars of Poutu te Rangi, the great pole that Tane used to separate his parents Ranginui & Papatuanuku, shine brightly in the heavens. Poutu Te Rangi (Altair) is the star at the top of the pole & Whanui (Vega) is at the base. This exhibition then travels the cold dark months of Te Hotoke (Winter), when nature contracts, shuts down and rests, emerging with Te Koanga (Spring Equinox). Spring bursts forth with new shoots & buds, life is renewed, Nga mara (gardens) are dug and planted when the soils are warm. Fishing grounds and the trails of land and sea are opened, new journeys begin. These taonga are inspired in story and form, from the natural world, Tuputupu Whenua (Grandmother Nature). A homage to the Nga Kai Purakau (Story Tellers) and the Nga Kai Tuhituhi (Scribes), who walk gently between Te Ao Marama (The World of Light) and Te Ao Pouri (The World of Darkness).Rongo Aio Katoa Rua Pick Tue, 11 Mar 2008 13:17:34 +0000 http://www.artday.org/modules/weblog/details.php?blog_id=114