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A 3D Artist Imagines the Realistic Fossilized Skulls of Endearing Cartoon Characters
A Prague-based artist is memorializing some of his favorite cartoons with a series of convincing fossils that provide an unconventional look at the skeletons of animated characters. Filip Hodas’s Cartoon Fossils series features preserved skulls of Spongebob, Tweety Bird, and … Continue reading
A Family of Marionette Makers
Mingzhu Fu was born into art. Growing up watching his grandfather’s marionette performances in Quanzhou, China, Mingzhu picked up a knife to craft his own puppets when he graduated high school in 1980. Forty years later, he continues on with … Continue reading
Photographer Spends 40 Years Documenting Japanese Parents and Kids – My Modern Met
Parent: Yae Nakano (housewife) / Child: Shigeru Nakano (musician), 1982 “Each parent and child has a unique relationship, however, the bond between a parent and child is universal.” Parent: Yae Nakano (housewife) / Child: Shigeru Nakano (musician), 1993 … Continue reading
Intricate Patterns Hand-Carved into Fruit and Vegetables by Takehiro Kishimoto
When he’s not cooking them, Japanese chef and food artist Takehiro Kishimoto (previously) is turning fruits and vegetables into intricately carved sculptures too beautiful to eat. Using sharp handheld blades, Kishimoto combines the centuries-old art of Thai fruit carving with … Continue reading
Irony & Boe street art Waldegrave road Harringey London
Feb 28, 2020 – Irony & Boe street art Waldegrave road Harringey London Source: Irony & Boe street art Waldegrave road Harringey London | Street art, Art, Urban
BIO: Diaspora
Credit: Emmannuel Afolabi – Director, producer. Dotun Abeshinbioke – Set design, photographer Beoncia Dunn – Stylist Della Orrey – music composer Baldwin Angeles – DP MUA: Temitope Adeyanju Cast: Aysha Sow Petahjay Olive Uche Jonathan Abu Denzel Bryan Lili Lopez … Continue reading
Águia de Ouro CAMPEÃ 2020 DESFILE COMPLETO (HD) GRUPO ESPECIAL SP CARNAVAL 2020 | Águia de Ouro Special Division Carnival Champions São Paulo 2020 Complete Parade
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Tagged Art, Brasil, Brazil, brazilian style, Carnival, Choreography, construction, creatives, Culture, dance, drum, music, rhythm
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Viradouro CAMPEÃ 2020 DESFILE COMPLETO (HD) GRUPO ESPECIAL RJ CARNAVAL CARIOCA | Viradouro @020 Champions of Rio De Janeiro’s Carnival Special Division Complete Parade
*** PARABÉNS VIRADOURO PELO TÍTULO ****
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Street Photographer Captures Entertaining Shots, And Here Are 30 Of The Best Ones
A few years ago, Greek army man Anthimos Ntagas tried street photography and he instantly got hooked. He was fascinated with the way people acted when they were unaware of his existence. Capturing the true identity of a person became … Continue reading
Ancient animistic beliefs live on in our intimacy with tech
Stephen T Asma is professor of philosophy at Columbia College Chicago and a member of the Public Theologies of Technology and Presence programme at the Institute of Buddhist Studies in Berkeley, California. He is the author of many books, including … Continue reading
