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Flora and Fauna Blossom in Anti-War Watercolor Paintings by Hiroki Takeda | Spoon & Tamago
APRIL 15, 2022 / JOHNNY Watercolor artist Hiroki Takeda is known for his vivid and wholesome depictions of cats, dogs and other animals using his signature style of botanicals. But the artist has recently turned his colorful brush to a … Continue reading
60 Euphemisms for Death! | Otherwords
For more word-nerdery, subscribe to Storied!: http://bit.ly/pbsstoried_sub No topic is as universally avoided–yet universally unavoidable–as DEATH. So, it’s got a lot of euphemisms in virtually every language. Otherwords is a new PBS web series on Storied that digs deep into … Continue reading
Doodling Artist Chronicles His Romantic Journey in Interactive Exhibit | My Modern Met
By Margherita Cole on April 15, 2022 This artist has brought his doodles to a museum where visitors can participate with their own drawings. British artist Sam Cox creates bold, densely-packed drawings under the moniker Mr. Doodle. Made up of symbols, … Continue reading
Lavishly Dressed Women Equipped with Shovels and Chainsaws Consider the Tools Used for Change | Colossal
APRIL 14, 2022. GRACE EBERT “Power Move.” All images © Kelly Reemtsen “My work has always been a tribute to all the hard-working women in my life,” says Kelly Reemtsen. The artist (previously), who lives and works between Los Angeles and … Continue reading
National Park Service Adds 16 New Underground Railroad Sites to Commemorative Network | The Smithsonian Magazine
Nora McGreevy The Commemorative at St. Mary’s College of Maryland honors the enslaved people who once lived and worked there. Bill Wood / NPS The recognitions honor the resistance and bravery of freedom seekers and their allies who risked their … Continue reading
Man Wins $217M Lottery & Uses It to Start Environmental Foundation | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on April 13, 2022 Photo: modesto3/Depositphotos “My dream has never been to acquire boats, castles, or other sports cars, it is to be useful and to give meaning to this money, with maximum positive impact.” A … Continue reading
Nature writing should strive for clarity not sentimentality | Aeon Essays
‘For a goshawk, it sometimes seems as if life is simply nature’s way of keeping meat fresh,’ observes photographer and filmmaker James Aldred in Goshawk Summer (2021). Photo by Mike Powles/Getty Too many nature writers descend into poetic self-absorption instead … Continue reading
빈방 THE EMPTY
Time is what the room has the most. Dust is what I have the most. 방 안에서 가장 많은 건 시간 나에게 가장 많은 건 먼지 Screenings & Awards 2016 Hiroshima International Animation Festival, Grand Prix 2016 Seoul International Cartoon … Continue reading
