1969 Ford Bronco Brings Modern Tech to Old-School SUV 20 Jan 2021, 8:18 UTC ·
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It’s not long now until the new generation of the Bronco, an entire family, in fact, hits the road. That means we should get ready for a flood of more or less intense exploits of the Ford machine, as it moves to make a name for itself in a world dominated until now by Jeep. 7 photos
Even with the impending arrival of the new generation, the old one is still causing a stir anytime a worthy example comes to light. One usually finds them on auction lots, waiting to be sold as a reminder that the old Bronco is not going away.
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New exhibition on view at Burrard Arts Foundation features works from Vancouver artist Annie Briard
Annie Briard, Within The Eclipse.
by Meredyth Cole and Genevieve Michaels
VANCOUVER
.- Prolonged exposure creates a sense of disconnect: staring too long, repeating words, looping audio. Repeating the same word again and again, it becomes meaningless, a phenomenon known as semantic satiation. Annie Briard examines this disorientation in the realm of vision, contending with the fallibility of human senses and the malleable nature of perception through images and light-based installations that create subtle rifts in what we think we see. By encouraging us to look longer, more deeply, and from a different stance, Briards work creates fertile dissonance, where the concreteness of reality begins to melt away.
autoevolution 20 Jan 2021, 9:22 UTC ·
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Take a good long look at the cars that happen to be around you, and ask yourself: how will our grandchildren look upon them half a century from now? Will they cherish them as much as we do the machines made 50 years in our past, or will they see them as relics worth nothing more than a footnote in some industry history book? 6 photos
My personal guess is they’ll be forgotten. Granted, present-day cars are monuments to cutting-edge technology, but design-wise they (and by
they I mean pretty much all of them) lack the visual impact cars of the 1960s and 1970s had and still have.