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Uwe Henneken (German, b. 1974), A teaching in transfiguration, 2017. Oil on canvas, 160 x 125 cm.
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The child understands play, but not your silly jokes. For he naturally pierces that heartlessness which derives amusement from raising illusions and breaking them to pieces. Do you remember that horrible moment when you first grasped the joke, and how your chest recoiled?
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sounds like a mythic journey, every step is full of meaning: teapawt.net/lefineder/status/21122…
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Chie Fueki.
Her practice consists of a mix of cutting, collaging, painting, and drawing into her work.
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Barred Owl expelling a pellet this afternoon in the Central Park Ramble
#barredowl #birdcpp #birdphotography #nikonphotography #fallmigration
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mark greif in “against exercise” joins baudrillard in his feeling about the runner’s activity being anti-social, opposed to life
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Kerry James Marshall
A Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of His Former Self
1980
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Struggling to say anything worthwhile other than I’m grateful for the writing and thankful that Bill is kind enough to call me friend. And that everyday matters.
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Recumbent calf figurine. Culture: Sumerian (Uruk–Jemdet Nasr). Place of origin: Uruk. Date: c. 3300–2900 BC. Medium: limestone with lapis lazuli inlay. Collection: Vorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin.
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3000 years ago in china a guy found a stone that was naturally striped like this and thought it would be cool to carve it into a tiger:
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this is what flows from ppl thinking of posture as passive, fixed "good" positions instead of a resuly of their musculoskeletal system being in alignment and actively working to support them.
the answer is never to put your body into more casts and limit movement even further
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Hollyhock in the garden this morning & on the pages of Hieronymus Bock's Herbal, printed 473 years ago & coloured by hand.












































