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“LEED v3 – Back to the Basics”(05:45AM)
“LEED v3 – Back to the Basics”
5:45AM on Tue, Jan 25, 2011
Where: Wild Wing Cafe in City Market
USGBC –GA Savannah Branch
$00
http://%20www.usgbcga.org/
“LEED v3 – Back to the Basics” at the USGBC-GA Savannah Branch January meeting, presented by Honor Hutton
(Savannah)- Honor Hutton will speak at the January USGBC –GA Savannah Branch, January meeting about changes to the LEED TM 2009 program and LEED basics. Those attending the meeting will take away:
• Changes to the LEED program
• Steps in becoming a LEED Green Associate or Accredited Professional (AP)
• How to maintain your credentials
• 2011 Savannah Branch continuing education opportunities
LEED is a third-party certification program and the nationally accepted benchmark for the Contact:
Beth Ann Jackson
(912)604-8923
bethannjackson@gmail.com
The Public Arena in Florence: The Piazza della Signoria(12:00PM)
5:45AM on Tue, Jan 25, 2011
Where: Wild Wing Cafe in City Market
USGBC –GA Savannah Branch
$00
http://%20www.usgbcga.org/
(Savannah)- Honor Hutton will speak at the January USGBC –GA Savannah Branch, January meeting about changes to the LEED TM 2009 program and LEED basics. Those attending the meeting will take away:
• Changes to the LEED program
• Steps in becoming a LEED Green Associate or Accredited Professional (AP)
• How to maintain your credentials
• 2011 Savannah Branch continuing education opportunities
LEED is a third-party certification program and the nationally accepted benchmark for the Contact:
Beth Ann Jackson
(912)604-8923
bethannjackson@gmail.com
The Public Arena in Florence: The Piazza della Signoria(12:00PM)
The Public Arena in Florence: The Piazza della Signoria
12:00PM on Wed, Jan 26, 2011
3025 Bull Street
The Learning Center of Senior Citizens, Inc.
$5 for Learning Center members; $10 for visitors. Add an additional $5 for lunch, if desired.
http://www.seniorcitizens-inc.org/
Lecturer: Michael Morford
Offered 12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m.
on Wednesday, January 26
The piazza in front of the seat of government, the Palazzo Vecchio, is perhaps the most propagandistic setting for public sculpture anywhere, with each work displaying the power either of the Medici family or of the Republic of Florence. Two sculptures in particular stand out as representative of the battle, not only between these two factions of government, but also between the republican and loyalist artists who created these works: Michelangelo and Bandinelli. Their David and Hercules and Cacus are perfect examples of fifteenth- and sixteenth-centuries political propaganda.
Michael Morford teaches art history at the Savannah College of Art and Design. He earned B.F.A. and M.A. degrees from Texas Christian University and his Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University. His published biographies and catalogue entries appear in a corpus on sixteenth-century Italian drawing.
12:00PM on Wed, Jan 26, 2011
3025 Bull Street
The Learning Center of Senior Citizens, Inc.
$5 for Learning Center members; $10 for visitors. Add an additional $5 for lunch, if desired.
http://www.seniorcitizens-inc.org/
Offered 12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m.
on Wednesday, January 26
The piazza in front of the seat of government, the Palazzo Vecchio, is perhaps the most propagandistic setting for public sculpture anywhere, with each work displaying the power either of the Medici family or of the Republic of Florence. Two sculptures in particular stand out as representative of the battle, not only between these two factions of government, but also between the republican and loyalist artists who created these works: Michelangelo and Bandinelli. Their David and Hercules and Cacus are perfect examples of fifteenth- and sixteenth-centuries political propaganda.
Michael Morford teaches art history at the Savannah College of Art and Design. He earned B.F.A. and M.A. degrees from Texas Christian University and his Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University. His published biographies and catalogue entries appear in a corpus on sixteenth-century Italian drawing.
Savannah International Animation Festival 2011(09:00AM)
posted by Nancy Miles
Savannah International Animation Festival 2011
9:00AM on Fri, Feb 04, 2011
Coastal Georgia Center 305 Fahm Street Savannah, GA 31401
Hal Miles Imagimation Studio
$15- $35
http://www.savannahinternationalanimationfestival.com/
The Savannah International Animation Festival, SIAF, founded by Hal Miles Imagimation Studios president Hal Miles, is the premiere animation festival of the southeastern United States located in the beautiful jewel of the south Savannah, Georgia. The Savannah International Animation Festival 2011 will be held at the Coastal Georgia Center, 305 Fahm Street, Savannah, GA 31401 on February 4th and 5th 2011.
We are proud to showcase the world's best and most magical independent, professional and student animation in the arts and fields of animation. Additionally, the Savannah International Animation Festival allows local students and the general public of all ages to share in international culture, creativity, and art and ideas; and to meet and talk to internationally renowned animation professionals.
Featured over the two day period will be 7 blocks of animation, consisting of juried films from around the world and 7 workshops and panels. The submission categories for the SIAF 2011 are Stop Motion Animation, Computer Animation, Traditional Animation, Experimental Animation, Anime, Television Series Animation, Television Commercials Animation, Web Animation, Gaming Animation, and Student Film.
The Panels, Workshops, and Presentations for this year’s festival will be wonderful mix of professionals and historians from the fields of animation, visual effects, and gaming. Additionally there will be a very special guest presentation by one of the animation worlds leading creators. SIAF’s festival judges will decide 11 special awards that represent the best in each competition category and also the best in show award. Additionally there will be a special audience given award that will be judged by our audience members that attend the animation block screenings at the festival.
The prize given for Best in the show and Audience award in the Savannah International Animation Festival 2011 is the custom made “Reynaud” trophy, which is named in honor of the Praxinoscope's French inventor Charles Emile Reynaud. Any additional prizes for each category will announced in the future.
See our website http://www.savannahinternationalanimationfestival.com/ for more information—it is being updated daily by our webmaster
9:00AM on Fri, Feb 04, 2011
Coastal Georgia Center 305 Fahm Street Savannah, GA 31401
Hal Miles Imagimation Studio
$15- $35
http://www.savannahinternationalanimationfestival.com/
We are proud to showcase the world's best and most magical independent, professional and student animation in the arts and fields of animation. Additionally, the Savannah International Animation Festival allows local students and the general public of all ages to share in international culture, creativity, and art and ideas; and to meet and talk to internationally renowned animation professionals.
Featured over the two day period will be 7 blocks of animation, consisting of juried films from around the world and 7 workshops and panels. The submission categories for the SIAF 2011 are Stop Motion Animation, Computer Animation, Traditional Animation, Experimental Animation, Anime, Television Series Animation, Television Commercials Animation, Web Animation, Gaming Animation, and Student Film.
The Panels, Workshops, and Presentations for this year’s festival will be wonderful mix of professionals and historians from the fields of animation, visual effects, and gaming. Additionally there will be a very special guest presentation by one of the animation worlds leading creators. SIAF’s festival judges will decide 11 special awards that represent the best in each competition category and also the best in show award. Additionally there will be a special audience given award that will be judged by our audience members that attend the animation block screenings at the festival.
The prize given for Best in the show and Audience award in the Savannah International Animation Festival 2011 is the custom made “Reynaud” trophy, which is named in honor of the Praxinoscope's French inventor Charles Emile Reynaud. Any additional prizes for each category will announced in the future.
See our website http://www.savannahinternationalanimationfestival.com/ for more information—it is being updated daily by our webmaster
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