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Tragic Things About Louis Armstrong
Behind Louis Armstrong’s career, success, and fame, there was tragedy. The man nicknamed Pops and Satchmo didn’t have an easy life by any stretch of the imagination, and even as he was taking to the stage and wowing fans, he … Continue reading
How to Be Alone
I was struggling with quarantine — until I found the polar explorers. By Sindha Agha. Read the story here: nyti.ms/2LSeiRK
The Mushroom Hunters: Neil Gaiman’s Subversive Feminist Celebration of Science and the Human Hunger for Truth, in a Gorgeous Animated Short Film
A lyrical journey into the history of our species as the sensemaking animal who hungers for knowledge and advances by love. BY MARIA POPOVA Every year at The Universe in Verse — the charitable celebration of science through poetry … Continue reading
“Singularity (after Stephen Hawking)” by Marie Howe
Poem by Marie Howe. Text and context: brainpickings.org/2020/04/23/singularity-marie-howe-animated Created for The Universe in Verse: brainpickings.org/the-universe-in-verse Produced by SALT Project (saltproject.org) with Maria Popova (brainpickings.org). Original music by Zoë Keating (zoekeating.com). This has been a multi-woman labor of love, with everyone … Continue reading
Dried Botanics Pressed into Delicate Fauna Compositions by Artist Helen Ahpornsiri
England-based artist Helen Ahpornsiri (previously) presses delicate flowers and plants into wondrous artworks that depict the colorful diversity of the natural world. By foraging botanics from her garden, Ahpornsiri pieces the dried natural matter together in a manner that’s similar … Continue reading
Song For Sharon Illustrated
Nathaniel Barlam Musical Comic for Joni Mitchell’s “Song for Sharon,” off her 1976 album Hejira. Information on my thought process can be found at the link below: http://www.behance.net/gallery/Song-F… All rights to the music belong to Joni, or whoever owns it, … Continue reading
Furry Sings The Blues & Hejira – Joni Mitchell & Herbie Hancock
August 29, 1987 – Joni is a guest on the premiere of Showtime Coast to Coast for a jam super session with host Herbie Hancock (piano), as well as Bobby McFerrin (vocals), Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone), David Sanborn (alto saxophone), … Continue reading
Spirals and Loops Twist Through Wooden Sculptures by Xavier Puente Vilardell
Xavier Puente Vilardell (previously) transforms blocks of coffee-colored wood into eye-catching sculptural forms, some of which resemble architectural structures and other natural forms shaped by wind, rain, and the sea’s turbulent waves. The Brussels-based artist uses pinewood, a malleable material that … Continue reading
“She has her mother’s eyes.” | The Impact Of Resemblance
Nyenhuis Mother/Daughter Artist, Photographer and Teacher Eric Mueller is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the book/project ‘Family Resemblance’. Kassel Daughter/Mother What does it mean to resemble another person? When I was … Continue reading
The Highcycle – Social Distance Bike
I’m keeping 2m apart vertically to haha. Stay Home Stay Safe Save the NHS Want to be included in videos somehow and have secret access JOIN and be a channel member https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp68… Get your colinfurze merch here and support the … Continue reading
