Chris Erskine Artist
Odds and Ends for Monday, April 13th, 2015. Every Monday, I post things that didn’t make it into a finish project. This week: the Save the Hermitage Doc.
Over the next few weeks, I will post clips from this first day of shooting of an indie short film that never materialized.
Chris Erskine
chriserskineartist@gmail.com
@erskinec
I like to wish everyone the very best during the holiday seasons. Here are a few moments of the Hermitage Ruins landscape covered in snow from earlier this month. Unfortunately, it looks like a green Christmas this year, so please enjoy this short video as my Xmas card to you.
Chris Erskine
chriserskineartist@gmail.com
@erskinec
Call to Action – Email 159 words of support to Hamilton City Council by 5 pm, Sept 24, 2014 to save the Hermitage Ruins that are located in Ancaster, Ontario. One word for every year that the Hermitage has existed. Council needs to know that the community will support their decision to save the Hermitage.
Here is the link to the Councillors emails
http://www.hamilton.ca/YourElectedOfficials/WardCouncillors/
Thank you in advance for your support
Chris Erskine
chriserskineartist@gmail.com
@erskinec
Artist Chris Erskine provides an update on his efforts to use social media to promote his art.
Chris Erskine
chriserskineartist@gmail.com
@erskinec
Sharing Photos, Stories and Oral Histories about East Burlington, Ontario
You are now looking at a demo of the Rebalance theme by Automattic
A Chronicle of the people of the Methodist Church in Canada
オーストラリア、ニュージーランド、タヒチ 撮影コーディネーター
This is the official web site of the Save Century Manor Task Force 2 (CMTF2). This task force was created not only to draw attention to the existence of Century Manor, an important Hamilton heritage building in danger of demolition by neglect, but also to provide information on Century Manor and to gain support within and outside our community for our ongoing fight to save and preserve this heritage building through restoration and adaptive reuse.
contemporary urban landscapes by award-winning Scottish artist
a blog by Oliver Peters
about audio recordings of nature
