#Exhibit Hall

[pangolin-404]

The Lovers by Sneha Solanki // The Kiss by Kelly Mark // TV Garden by Nam June Paik (x2) // Sistine Chapel by Nam June Paik // TV Clock by Nam June Paik // Untitled (The Sky is Blue) by Sandy Smith // More Wrong Things by Carolee Schneemann // Nabil Saleh // Puma XO Tao by Dan Dowding/Media Pollution

[sometinybees]

Oh yeah here's a nice photo of the 1/6th Vash figure 😘

[the-astral-express-archive]

Honkai: Star Rail CN | Pom-Pom's Exhibition Hall: The Watchmaker

[kurtiplier]

I desperately feel like it's important to share that there's footage of Conrad Earp in color now from the bonus features in Asteroid City!!!

[jasongr-ace]

It’s so frustrating how much of Piper fanart looks like it could be here

[emaadsidiki]

Gropius Bau, Berlin. 🏛️🖼️🎦

[williammarksommer]

Thank you to everyone who came out to the opening of the Metaphors of Recent Times at San Francisco's City Hall. It was great to be included in such a nice show, thank you PhotoAlliance and The San Francisco Arts Commission.

Metaphors of Recent Times: A Dialogue of the Personal, the Political and the Cultural

The San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) Art in City Hall program, in partnership with PhotoAlliance, are proud to present Metaphors of Recent Times: A Dialogue of the Personal, the Political and the Cultural. The exhibition features twenty works from PhotoAlliance's INSIGHT/INCITE 20/20 portfolio from 2023, alongside work by twenty-three artists that respond to themes present in the portfolio. The exhibition features a wide range of incisive visual perspectives from artists of diverse identities and background, each responding to the issues of our times.

Metaphors of Recent Times will be on display on the Ground Floor and North Light Court at City Hall through June 20, 2025.

A public reception to celebrate the opening of the exhibition will be held on the Ground Floor of City Hall on Thursday, January 16, 2025 from 5 - 7 p.m.

[famousinuniverse]

Grand Palais, Paris, France: The Grand Palais des Champs-Élysées, commonly known as the Grand Palais, is a historic site, exhibition hall and museum complex located at the Champs-Élysées in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, France. Wikipedia

[garadinervi]

Nigel Hall: 'Sculptures et dessins', (invitation card), Galerie Maeght, Paris, 1981 [Art Books & Ephemera. Art: © Nigel Hall]

Exhibition: March-April 1981

[smurfy-the-artist]

This was my favourite part of the House of Banksy art exhibition

I never was in Bethlehem/Palestine, I always wanted to see the local people there and Banksy's hotel. But I was very happy to see even the replica of one of the hotel rooms and the art works in it.

It is called the hotel with the worst view. They even tried to make a window that should replicate the ugly ass wall with Banksy's art.

Sadly Banksy's hotel closed shortly after the genocide in Gaza started, I mean 2 million lives are literary starved to death or constantly attacked after all... what even more devastating is, that the genocide will continue for almost a year a now. It is just sickening to see that no politician gives zero fucks about it ...

Here are more information about the wall.

Also one of my fav artworks:

And one of Banksy's recent art works ... it was call for a ceasefire. He posted it on his Instagram. But shortly after he posted it, a fucker stole the stop sign wtf ...

Streetart is made for everyone to see and enjoy. But it is also completely unprotected and has a short live ...

I need to be honest with myself ... him being pro palestine and including palestinian people in his projects is my main reason why I love his artwork so much.

He built this the Walled of Hotel to help the local people and even made an art gallery inside the hotel to show more about Palestinian history and Palestinian art. The money the hotel earns was used to fund local project and help the Palestinian people.

[lxmelle]

KFC breakup drafts...

So I stumbled upon someone (user @3vLu8b6YVR8PEIU) on X who was able to get a source who attended the JJK exhibition/event… they’ve made some really insightful posts, one of which has revealed that in the drafts that Gege drew of the KFC breakup scene, he wrote the dialogue for Geto to say something along the lines of:

(If you want to kill me, kill me. There would be meaning in killing me. - this was the final version)

You can kill me if you want. It wouldn’t be a bad thing to be killed by you.

But just be careful you don’t kill any one other than me.

He really was trying to point Gojo in the other way.

I always had this feeling that Geto was telling Gojo that he gave him his blessing to take his life. It was like an unsaid agreement that Gojo could pull the trigger at any time, and that Geto allowed it / would not blame him at all, understanding there would be meaning for Gojo to do so, since they were on opposite paths now.

But telling him not to kill anyone else / humans??

And Gojo complied? Kind of made it his duty to do so on behalf of them both?

I wrote before than Gojo pretty much obeyed whatever Geto asked of him. It was a form of love and undying devotion. This bloody takes it to a whole other level...

It was as if Geto was saying, “Don’t follow me. Don’t let yourself be used. Think for yourself.”

I don’t know why Gege revised it, but it would explain chapter 261 more about being left behind.

Also, when Geto asked about his family in jjk 0 and Gojo asking about the humans affected by UV before his fight with Sukuna seemed to demonstrate who they ended up living to protect.

But back to the KFC breakup...

Before this it was all my HC thinking that Geto wandered around the city testing his luck to see if Gojo was the weapon and would just execute him according to the natural law and consequence of his actions. And then they met and he could then deliver whatever he did to Gojo. But I think it’s more evident now that he kind of wanted to have the opportunity to show Gojo a different path. He looked like a drenched cat with his sad/miserable expression - not like a villain who had found his purpose at all. Plus, he didn’t recruit Gojo did he?

Gojo knew he was being spared / pointed the other way. Geto turned before he could react. Gojo looked like an abandoned wet puppy 😭

It’s madness, this crazy love they shared. Geto gave his whole life away for Gojo to take. And Gojo listened. The level of understanding between them transcends... everything.

Pure love. Ahhhh satosugu makes me sick! 😭😭😭 🥺🥺🥺💔

[carbone14]

Ruines du Hiroshima Prefectural Commercial Exhibition Hall (aujourd'hui Atomic Bomb Dome) – Hiroshima – Japon – 24 octobre 1945

[czolgosz]

she got Bobby Kennedy hair 😢

[ID: a three-panel comic depicting the characters jean-désiré bouvier and captain conway typing on computers, having an online conversation. in the first panel, bouvier, acting as garfield, types "type 'lasagna' w/ your eyes closed." in the second panel, conway, with his eyes closed, types "lasagna." in the third panel, bouvier, wide-eyed, types "if garfield told you to jump off a bridge, would you do it?" /end ID]

i love this thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[frogfacey]

I really wish the mens fashion in Nintendo Presents: New Style Boutique (Style Savvy: Trendsetters) (Wagamama Fashion: Girls Mode Yokubari Sengen!) was better categorised. You do actually have most of the same styles of clothing that the womens stores have except there's only four mens stores and so the stock is divvied between those four. Which means stocking up on more niche mens styles is way harder because the stores have a very small amount for sale per day and the stock never rotates. Why not just have separate stores? You've already modeled and named and sorted these other clothes why try and crowbar these unrelated styles into Basic and Casual and Bold and Chic?

[fashionbooksmilano]

Stardust David Bailey

Con un saggio di Tim Marlow

Skira, Milano 2015, 272 pagine, 26x33,8cm, Inglese, ISBN 9788857227795

euro 58,00 - 50% €29,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

Catalogo Mostra PAC 1 marzo 2 giugno 2015

Oltre 300 fotografie, alcune delle quali inedite, selezionate personalmente da David Bailey dal suo immenso archivio, ripercorrono più di mezzo secolo di carriera del grande artista. 

Francis Bacon, Salvador Dalí, Johnny Depp, Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, Man Ray, Bob Marley, Jean Shrimpton: una straordinaria galleria di attori, scrittori, musicisti, politici, registi, modelle, artisti, ma anche persone incontrate durante i suoi viaggi in Australia, India, Sudan e Papua Nuova Guinea; molti famosi, alcuni sconosciuti, tutti assolutamente coinvolgenti e memorabili. Nato a Londra nel 1938, negli anni Sessanta David Bailey si è affermato nella fotografia di moda come collaboratore di Vogue, divenendo uno dei più popolari esponenti del mondo della fotografia d���autore; la creazione di ritratti, geniali e spesso provocatori, è sempre stata un interesse centrale nella sua attività. Pubblicata in occasione della grande mostra milanese (co-prodotta da Comune di Milano, PAC Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea e Tod’s) proveniente dalla National Portrait Gallery di Londra, la monografia è suddivisa per temi, con immagini iconiche affiancate da ritratti meno noti e inediti, ed è introdotta da un saggio dello storico dell’arte Tim Marlow. David Bailey, membro onorario della Royal Photographic Society, è considerato uno dei più grandi fotografi viventi. Nel 2001 è stato insignito del titolo di Commander of the Order of the British Empire, come riconoscimento per il suo impegno artistico. Ha recentemente pubblicato Bailey’s East End (2015). Tim Marlow, storico dell’arte inglese, autore di numerosi libri e presentatore di programmi radiofonici e televisivi, è direttore delle mostre della galleria londinese di arte contemporanea 

18/01/24

[angel-oftheday]

The Angel of the Day is...

Tennin

From The Japanese Buddhism

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