In April 2003 I saw the play The Pavilion, directed by Natalie Gaupp, at the Circle Theatre in Ft. The play is successful because in the trials and events of the main character's lives, they represent the values accepted by our American culture. Peter and Kari, old high school sweethearts, see each other again for the first time at their twenty-year high school reunion. Before the play started there is a video that plays on several screens that is the supposed high school year book of the main characters which helps to bring the audience into the mood of the play. Peter left Kari after getting her pregnant during their senior year and knows abandoning her was wrong. He still loves her and wants to make amends although Kari wants nothing to do with Peter because of how he hurt her. Throughout the entire play it is apparent that these two represent the archetypes of Father Creator and Great Mother. .
Father Creator is represented in Peter several times throughout the play. Peters" association with the sun is proven while he and Kari are at the shore. He picks her up so she can lean back to wet her hair, and she sees the sun cast sparkles on the water. At this time, a disco ball made sparkles go around the room. She feels the warmth come over her, a spot light is put over her, and knows that Peter is "the one." The two then go to her house, make love, and Kari becomes pregnant. This also leads into the second way that Peter represents Father Creator. By getting Kari pregnant he made a new life, he is the begetter. The Father Creator is also known for ruling the sky, Peter shows this in the second act of the play. Kari tells Peter that for them to be together again, the whole universe would have to start over. Peter tells Kari that they can be together because he knows how to make it happen. He states that all he has to do is raise his hands to the sky and say he wants a new universe.
The first building I went into was the North Pavilion. ... The next building I went into was the East Pavilion. ... Like in the North Pavilion, many of the sculptures represented Roman Gods. ... The next building I set foot in was the South Pavilion. ... The last building I went into was the West Pavilion. ...
One great comparison would be his first work, Villa Reihls, and his later more minimalist works including the Barcelona Pavilion and the Farnsworth House. ... In 1929 Mies submitted an entry for the German Pavilion in the Barcelona Exhibition. ... The Barcelona Pavilion has been acclaimed by critics and architects alike as one of the milestones of modern architecture (Johnson, 58). ... There are many differences between the Villa Reihls and the Barcelona Pavilion however there are also several similarities. Mies brings back the dualism he introduced in the Villa Reihls to the Barcelona Pavi...
Even after producing the Friedrichstrasse skyscraper plan (1921) and the Barcelona Pavilion (1929), his style shown in the Wolf house and the Gericke house was not really liberated from the regional influence in spite of its simplistic and functional structure. ... Furthermore, the Barcelona Pavilion is Mies's first modern architecture, which is his gearing of glass and steel experiment. ... Personally I could not like the space allotment at the MOMA such as the Barcelona Pavilion at the tiny corner because of its inconvenience of looking inside the miniature thoroughly. ...
Carowinds Versus the Pavilion Whenever considering what amusement park you would like to attend to, you look for the one with the best rides, atmosphere, admission. Carowinds is a better amusement park than The Pavilion when considering types of rides, atmosphere, and cost of admission. ... The rides at The Pavilion are not as adrenaline rushing as the rides at Carowinds. ... One of the hottest roller coasters at the Pavilion now is called the Hurricane Category 5. ... The atmosphere of the Pavilion is a little quiet and not as raucous as Carowinds. ...
My pavilion was design to highlight several of the activities that are important to Greenlanders. ... Following the left path in the pavilion, you enter the green hallway. ... At this point, you have reached the entrance of the pavilion again. ... The sectional aspect of my pavilion is simple. ... The elevations of the Greenland pavilion are static. ...
Kinkakuji, also known as the Golden Pavilion (1394), serves as an example of this Shinden type. ... The pavilion itself was sited the edge of a sprawling palace complex that no longer exists today. ... The Golden Pavilion is a three-story viewing and pleasure pavilion constructed on the edge of a pons as the focal point to a much larger garden on the grounds of the Rokuoni Temple. ... "The garden was seen as a place where beautiful pavilions stood among large ponds full of lotus flowers. ... There is nothing random about the layout of the garden of the Golden Pavilion. ...
Our tour guide named "Rhona", said that we can only walk around at the first floor of Pavilion 3, wherein female patients are there. ... And the tour at Pavilion 3 ended. After we went to Pavilion 3, we went to Pavilion 1, wherein male patients are there. ...
Risk Management Planning and Safety Audit Facility Management for Sport and Recreation Temple University's Independence Blue Cross Student Recreation Center (IBC) and Student Recreation Pavilion are extremely important parts of student life. ... There are several ways in which the IBC and Student Recreation Pavilion can go about implementing strategies from the risk management plan. ... Basketball Courts Located in the Student Pavilion, the basketball courts are a popular attraction to many of Temple's students. ... At the time, two of the employees for the ...
