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What your July 2021 looked like

i-D closed out 2020 with My Year in a Photo, a 12-month retrospective that brought in hundreds of incredible submissions from all over the world. We enjoyed it so much that from now on, we’ll be running it as a regular feature. At the end of each month, we’ll open our inbox to photographs from anyone and everyone — just email photography@i-d.co

Once again, this month, we received thousands of submissions, making the process of editing this story even harder. For anyone whose images did not make the cut, please do keep sending us your photography, as we’ve been overwhelmed by the quality of the submissions and want to keep sharing as much of it as possible.

a young girl and her mum sit and look out the window. She wear a tie-dye top and her mum wears a black patterned blouse.

Sera Oh, 30, Samcheok, South Korea

“I went to the sea with my mom and my younger sister. It was still a bit awkward to be somewhere far from home even with our

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Artwork Notes, July 30, 2021 | Arts & Enjoyment

Atlantic Center for the Arts

Atlantic Center for the Arts in New Smyrna Seaside hosts lessons, meetings and exhibits.

The 32nd once-a-year University University student Exhibit will be on show until finally Aug. 7.

To sign up for lessons or for more data, go to atlanticcenterforthearts.org or phone (386) 410-2890.

Hub on Canal

The Hub on Canal presents reveals and workshops at 132 and 120 Canal St. in New Smyrna Seashore.

A new workshop Painting with Morris Wiener will satisfy from 10 a.m. to midday Monday, Aug. 2. College students will understand the principles of oil portray and leave the workshop with their individual development. No mineral spirits will be utilized. The price is $50 for members and $60 for non-members.

August show opening in the Founders Gallery will be “Art Stars of Volusia: Volusia County Significant College Art Show. Two- and three-dimensional artwork as well as images established by

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Splash pad opens July 26 in new Johnston town sq., The Property

Piece by piece, Johnston is unveiling the items of a $32 million financial investment in what the city hopes will turn out to be a central hub for residents.

Beginning with the opening of its new City Corridor past Oct, the metropolis has been fleshing out the Johnston Town Middle. Its most recent project in The Garden, the big eco-friendly house in front of City Hall that will serve as a city sq., is a splash pad.

Starting up Friday and continuing by the remainder of the summer season, families will be able to use the splash pad from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. daily.

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Operated by stage pads, the splash pad is geared up with each pole-mounted and in-floor drinking water jets, in accordance to the city. The splash pad will

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Art Notes, July 16, 2021 | Arts & Entertainment

Atlantic Center for the Arts

Atlantic Center for the Arts in New Smyrna Beach hosts classes, meetings and exhibits.

Kate Cumiskey has released her second poetry collection, focusing on what we choose as individuals and what we let go. A long-time ACA member and seven-time associate artist, Ms. Cumiskey worked with Pulitzer Prize winning poet Carolyn Kizer; Florida’s Poet Laureate Peter Meinke; Nick Flynn; and Robert Creeley, one of the most influential American poets, making ACA the perfect choice for the launch of her fourth book.

The public is invited to attend the book launch reading at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 17, in the Black Box Theater of the Doris Leeper Studio Complex, 1414 Art Center Ave. The event is free and open to the public For a reservation, email katecumiskey@gmail.com.

The World Listening Day Celebration will be Sunday, July 18. The ACA Soundscape Field Station will contribute an audio

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Bouquets aplenty: Attractive Gardens Tour returns to Plymouth Sunday, July 18 | Plymouth/Drugs Lake

The Mates the Plymouth Library are thrilled to announce the return of the well-liked Lovely Gardens Tour 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, July 18.

This is the seventh self-guided gardens tour that the Close friends have sponsored after possessing to terminate last year’s tour thanks to the pandemic.

The annual garden tour is an chance for the team to increase resources to help library programming. The party also introduces people to stunning gardens the place they can find out from other gardeners, described Cathy Fischer, president of the Buddies of the Plymouth Library.

It will aspect five gardens – 4 in Plymouth and one in neighboring New Hope.

“It’s just such a great thing to do on a Sunday afternoon,” Fischer mentioned.

1 backyard web page is described by its operator, Mary Cotton, as “Painting With Bouquets.”

Her painted backyard is separated by four massive gardens, every with a

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Classes: July 8, 2021 | Group News

Composing WITH Mild

“Writing with Light,” a photography workshop, will be introduced nearly by Huntington Memorial Library for adults and teenagers 16 and older from 10 a.m. until midday Saturday, July 10, 17, and 24. 

In accordance to a media launch, instructor FW Johnston will reveal how light-weight is far more than an component, it is the issue. Examples he cites consist of early morning light-weight coming via an east-struggling with window, mild draping by itself throughout a vase of flowers on a table, sunlight breaking by growing mist in a forest.

Chiaroscuro, the cure of gentle in drawing and portray, will be explored.  How mild transforms every day worlds and how it feels will be talked over.

Examples and how-to information will be involved through instructor shows, photographic routines in between course classes and the chance to share function with classmates.

The necessary registration is out there on Eventbrite.

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