Grenfell Campus Printshop - Harlem Shake
Sir Wilfred Grenfel Campus - Memorial University
Corner Brook, Newfoundland

It would seem the printshop I work at have created a ‘Harlem Shake’ video. It might just be one of the first print studios to do one - or east the first with actual presses going.
I am not going to defend this passing video fad or what not, it is what it is. The students did a great job and its funny. 
Just wondering where the other print studios are to? Nothing from the venerable Tamarind? Open Studio? Hey Helsinki! Where are ya?

Just going to throw down the gauntlet and see what happens. 

monsemblable: fred herzog Fred Herzog Boys WrestlingInk Jet Print 18.5 x 30 in. image size1969Edition of 20 Taken in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. As soon as I saw it I knew it was from here. The architecture, colour and the Irving oil tanks on the Southside hills. *I added more details to the original post and a link to his gallery.  High-res

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fred herzog

Fred Herzog
Boys Wrestling
Ink Jet Print 
18.5 x 30 in. image size
1969
Edition of 20


Taken in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. As soon as I saw it I knew it was from here. The architecture, colour and the Irving oil tanks on the Southside hills. 

*I added more details to the original post and a link to his gallery. 

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My grandfather’s house, my home. I was thinking of home today. Currently on the East coast of Newfoundland there is a huge blizzard - snowfall of 75-80cm. Mass power outages, my folks still don’t have power. I wish I was home to help out.My Grandfather, Pop, Maxwell John Green [Might be Jonathan - records were shoddy in those days], built the house in the 1940’s and moved it to present location in 1946. You can kind of see Skipper in the doorway. A small home. No closets, bathroom, porch and pantry added later, kitchen, living room and 3 bedrooms. This picture was taken in early 80’s. Much has changed. I remember when the tree was cut down, and vinyl siding was put on the house.I liked the cream colour. I like the trim. I love the cut out “G”s by the window - if I was to ever get a printer’s chop it would be that “G”. I miss the big heavy wooden storm door that was on the back.  A storm door to keep out the snow and drafts. I wish it was there now to help my folks out.  High-res

My grandfather’s house, my home. 

I was thinking of home today. Currently on the East coast of Newfoundland there is a huge blizzard - snowfall of 75-80cm. Mass power outages, my folks still don’t have power. I wish I was home to help out.

My Grandfather, Pop, Maxwell John Green [Might be Jonathan - records were shoddy in those days], built the house in the 1940’s and moved it to present location in 1946. You can kind of see Skipper in the doorway. A small home. No closets, bathroom, porch and pantry added later, kitchen, living room and 3 bedrooms.

This picture was taken in early 80’s. Much has changed. I remember when the tree was cut down, and vinyl siding was put on the house.
I liked the cream colour. I like the trim. I love the cut out “G”s by the window - if I was to ever get a printer’s chop it would be that “G”. I miss the big heavy wooden storm door that was on the back. 

A storm door to keep out the snow and drafts. I wish it was there now to help my folks out.