The devices on their revolving platform simultaneously project a mélange of political images, like photographs of presidents, and also maps of places where wars have been fought, like Vietnam.
Following on from Terri Lyne Carrington's recent all-female, revolving-cast "Mosaic Project" album, now there's this new stand-alone group, which looks very promising.
The citizen journalists, recruited through the Huffington Post Investigative Fund, sorted through lobbying databases, congressional rosters and other records to identify staffers-turned-lobbyists. The revolving-door research project is an early experiment by the I-Fund, which is exploring how best to use online tools to extend traditional watchdog journalism.
The revolving blue rotor blades projected on the floor at the beginning set the context.
Situated down an alley, Dada is a graffiti-covered space, with a small chain link fence hanging down from one wall upon which a revolving Popasuda logo is projected.
Effectiveness Of the numerous project activities, community revolving funds were one of the most effectively delivered in three of the four Woredas (in all except Boke Woreda).
Light projected against the revolving case casts shadows of the miniature sculptures against the wall, blowing them up to a larger size — but as "shadows" of themselves, as the title indicates.
What you see is the gallery with the glue on the walls and the film projected from a revolving turntable, like a lighthouse beam, recapitulating how the camera turned.
The participants were Billy Parish, who at 31 is a founder of Mosaic, a company through which small investors can earn interest financing the installation of solar panels, and Andreas Karelas, the executive director, of RE-volv, a nonprofit revolving fund also financing solar projects.
At the end, after they pay back the loan, the group keeps two-thirds of their net profits, and a third goes into a revolving fund that covers insolvent projects.
