And now, a little Vivaldi. Michel Tirabosco, a renowned pan flute player, collaborating with Raphaël Froissart. He is a professor at the Geneva Conservatory. Born with physical differences, he began playing the pan flute at 7 and has achieved international recognition for his skill. #streetmusic
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[After the passage now known as "the dialogue at the door of the Shack of Love" there occurs this striking, surprising, and paradoxical passage, often taken up in critical interpretations of the text but never satisfactorily explained]: Thou art what? TYNNE ROOFE ALAS, THE RUSTE!
Everyone should have a hype man like this in their life 🙌🏼 Might change my name to Franklin and play this on loop 😂
Ribblehead viaduct on the Settle to Carlisle railway, Yorkshire. Denis Thorpe
Eliot Hodgkin is best known for his still life work in tempera, but before he got into his stride making these subjects, he painted scenes in London showing the devastation caused by air-raids during WW2 and the resulting wasteland. This work is entitled: 'Undergrowth.' (1941)
Alessandro Tofanelli. Pintor de paisajes surrealista. Nació en 1959.
Someone make that cat Provost of St Michael’s Cathedral in Hamburg. Incredibly strong Hanseatic energy.
Mr. Escher A. Bug, MSc @ SPX 2026She loved her surgery cone for the first couple days (it made her feel powerful and intimidating) so we got her a courted ruff to look sinister in.
Woodcuts of the Madonna created c.midC20th at Netherne hospital by George Buday who was compelled to live there. Buday was a professional artist, writer & historian. Art therapist Edward Adamson set him up a studio in an derelict summerhouse on the hospital grounds with access to his carving tools
Discovering new crisp formats and flavours in a foreign supermarket is one of the best bits of a holiday
Yesterday I learned that during appeasement French journalists mockingly called Chamberlain Monseur J'aime Berlin, which is exceptional work. Well done France.
Basquiat seyde that "art ys how we decorate space, and musique ys how we decorate tyme." It doth followe that poetrye ys how we decorate thoughte and sense, and narratyve ys how we decorate memorye. And all are middel fingeres agaynste death. Make art, or else.
Wind and solar have just overtaken fossil-fuel power in Germany www.carbonbrief.org/...
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have the critics of stomp-clap-hey even TRIED stomping and clapping? have they never had three beers and yelled HEY! at the same time as a thousand other people? have they never barked and clapped like a seal for delicious herring?
OH MY GOD THIS THIS IS WHAT I KEEP TRYING TO PUT INTO WORDS it’s not that absurdly bizarre stuff happens in my vicinity! it’s that i notice stuff happening that other people blank out
Neon Genesis Ewangelionii told this to my manager before we had a Meeting and he was delighted. he asked "how is your street the one where everything happens?" and i had to explain the thing about my type of ADHD is the world being like a kaleidoscope of input with no filter, therefore i notice more weird shit
In this apparently new series we're calling 'Paintings I Like', here's two depictions of ice skaters by Marianne von Werefkin, known mostly for her work as part of the German Expressionist 'Blue Rider' group. Love the ghostliness of them, always puts me in mind of Herk Harvey's Carnival of Souls...