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[jerseydeanne]

Graff bird collection! Yay!!  thanks, @europeroyals good to know

Diamond Bird Brooch

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[chipscds]

Days ago wth the man @5kyh1gh!! #chips#smo#5kyhigh#letters#graff#graffiti#graffitiart#grafflife#londongraffiti#ukgraffiti#uk#london#suckmwoff#smilemoreoften#leakestreetgraffititunnel#spraypaint#graffitiporn#artist#graffitichips#chipsgraffiti#grafflife#birds

[ninja-muse]

My 2021 Release TBR

As usual, there are too many good books coming out and I need to read them all right now. What’s on your list for the year? Do we share any? Have I added any to your list? (All titles are adult unless stated otherwise.)

First Light - Casey Berger - January 1 (space opera)

Persephone Station - Stina Leicht - January 5 (space opera)

Padoskoks - Joseph Bruchac - January 7 (mystery)

Across the Green Grass Fields - Seanan McGuire - January 12 (portal fantasy)

The Ruthless Lady’s Guide to Wizardry - C.M. Waggoner - January 12 (fantasy)

Last Night at the Telegraph Club - Malinda Lo - January 19 (YA historical)

The Mask of Mirrors - M.A. Carrick - January 19 (fantasy)

We Could be Heroes - Mike Chen - January 26 (superheroes)

The Fabulous Zed Watson! - Basil and Kevin Sylvester - January 26 (middle grade)

The Paris Library - Janet Skeslien Charles - February 2 (historical)

The Ratline - Phillip Sands - February 2 (history)

The Memory Theater - Karin Tidbeck - February 16 (fantasy)

We Had a Little Real Estate Problem - Kliph Nesteroff - February 16 (history)

Calculated Risks - Seanan McGuire - February 23 (contemporary fantasy)

A Dark and Hollow Star - Ashley Shuttleworth - February 23 (YA fantasy)

Satellite Love - Genki Ferguson - March 2 (literary)

Return of the Trickster - Eden Robinson - March 2 (literary/contemporary)

The Lost Apothecary - Sarah Penner - March 2 (historical)

The Conductors - Nicole Glover - March 2 (historical fantasy)

Accidentally Engaged - Farah Heron - March 2 (contemporary romance)

The Rose Code - Kate Quinn - March 3 (historical fiction)

Fatal Fried Rice - Vivien Chien - March 9 (cozy mystery)

A Fatal Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum - Emma Southon - March 9 (history)

Birds of Paradise - Oliver K. Langmead - March 16 (contemporary fantasy)

Raft of Stars - Andrew J. Graff - March 23 (historical fiction)

Nöthin’ But a Good Time - Richard Bienstock and Tom Beaujour - March 30 (music history)

A Little Devil in America - Hanif Abdurraqib - March 30 (sociology)

What Abigail Did That Summer - Ben Aaronovitch - March 18 (contemporary fantasy)

The Fall of Koli - M.R. Carey - March 23 (post-apocalypse)

Wild Women and the Blues - Denny S. Bryce - March 30 (historical fiction)

Zoe Rosenthal Is Not Lawful Good - Nancy Werlin - April 6 (YA contemporary)

First, Become Ashes - K.M. Szpara - April 6 (contemporary fantasy)

The Last Bookshop in London - Madeleine Martin - April 6 (historical fiction)

Broken (in the Best Way Possible) - Jenny Lawson - April 6 (memoir)

The Dictionary of Lost Words - Pip Williams - April 6 (historical fiction)

Hana Khan Carries On - Uzma Jalaluddin - April 6 (romance)

When the Stars Go Dark - Paula McLain - April 13 (mystery)

Empire of Pain - Patrick Radden Keefe-April 13 (current events/true crime)

Between Perfect and Real - Ray Stoeve - April 27 (YA contemporary)

Angel of the Overpass - Seanan McGuire - May 11 (fantasy)

The Hellion’s Waltz - Olivia Waite - May 11 (historical romance)

People We Meet on Vacation - Emily Henry - May 11 (contemporary romance)

A Master of Djinn - P. Djèlí Clark - May 11 (alternate history/fantasy)

Son of the Storm - Suyi Davies Okungbowa - May 11 (fantasy)

The Album of Dr. Moreau - Daryl Gregory - May 18 (horror)

Pumpkin - Julie Murphy - May 25 (YA contemporary)

Hani and Ishu’s Guide to Fake Dating - Adiba Jaigirdar - May 25 (YA contemporary)

The Kingdoms - Natasha Pulley - May 25 (alternate history)

The Blacktongue Thief - Christopher Buehlman - May 25 (fantasy)

The Lights of Prague - Nicole Jarvis - May 25 (historical fantasy)

How to Find a Princess - Alyssa Cole - May 25 (contemporary romance)

The Ship of Stolen Words - Fran Wilde - June 1 (middle grade fantasy)

One Last Stop - Casey McQuiston - June 1 (romance)

The Hidden Palace - Helene Wecker - June 8 (historical fantasy)

The Witness for the Dead - Katherine Addison - June 22 (fantasy)

The All-Consuming World - Cassandra Khaw - June 22 (space opera)

Dead Dead Girls - Nekesa Afia - June 1 (historical mystery)

The Library of the Dead - T. L. Huchu - June 1 (contemporary fantasy)

Jay’s Gay Agenda - Jason June - June 1 (YA contemporary)

This Poison Heart - Kalynn Bayron - July 6 (YA fantasy)

Lake Crescent - J. J. Dupuis - July 6 (mystery)

A Radical Act of Free Magic - H.G. Parry - July 20 (historical fantasy)

The Middle Ages: a Graphic History - Eleanor Janega - July 23 (graphic non-fiction)

Small Favors - Erin A. Craig - July 27 (YA fantasy)

Summer Fun - Jeanne Thornton - July 27 (contemporary)

The Rocky Road to Ruin - Meri Allen - July 27 (cozy mystery)

All’s Well - Mona Awad - August 3 (contemporary)

Clark and Division - Naomi Hirahara - August 3 (historical mystery)

Sisters in Arms - Kaia Alderson - August 3 (historical fiction)

The Bookseller’s Secret - Michelle Gable - August 17 (historical)

A Snake Falls to Earth - Darcie Little Badger - August 17 (YA contemporary fantasy)

Hot and Sour Suspects - Vivien Chien - August 24 (cozy mystery) moved to 2022

My Heart is a Chainsaw - Stephen Graham Jones - August 31 (horror)

No Gods, No Monsters - Cadwell Turnbull - September 7 (contemporary fantasy)

When Sorrows Come - Seanan McGuire - September 14 (contemporary fantasy)

Cloud Cuckoo Land - Anthony Doerr - September 28 (literary fiction)

Along the Saltwise Sea - Seanan McGuire - October 12 (portal fantasy)

The Haunting Season - October 21 (ghost stories)

A Marvellous Light - Freya Marske - November 2 (historical fantasy)

The Nobleman’s Guide to Scandal and Shipwrecks - Mackenzi Lee - November 16 (YA historical)

Rivers of London, Vol. 9 - Ben Aaronovitch - November 16 (graphic novel, urban fantasy)

Tread of Angels - Rebecca Roanhorse - possibly? (historical fiction)

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[evlrabid]

If I lived in London, Paris or New York, I would probably go around taking photos of marvelous street art, huge murals or graffitis done by artists represented by famous art galleries. But I live in small and unimportant capital, so I have to work hard documenting only the modest examples of human creativity. . . . . . . . . . #vilnius #graffiti #urbanart #art #vilniusgraffiti #streetart #graff #wallpainting #urbanwall #bird #urbex #creativity #arteurbana #arteurbano #arturbain #trash #trashart #streetartandgraffiti #painting #wallsonfire #throwie #urbanphotography #aerosol (at Vilnius, Lithuania)

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[kimengelen]

Hangzhou (China), September 2018

Back in China and looking back, what a splendid summer holiday did I have. I went to Germany, The Netherlands, and Spain. Met some of my dear friends and my family and I made new artworks. Also, this summer my long desired wish to see the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao (Spain) came to fruition. Here in Bilbao I did a new experiment. Every day I did my [Bridge-Performances] using the same route where I walked both bridges: The Zubizuri (Basque for "white bridge") and El Puente de La Salve. Work-memory day 1>>

——————————————————————————————————— ONGOING ART PROJECT: [BRIDGES] (performances, images and videos) Around the world, I am doing Bridge-Performances. These performances are the makings of photographs of me by tourists on bridges. This temporarily co-creating with tourists are my Bridge-Performances.

Kim Engelen, Bridge-Performance, El Puente de La Salve, Bilbao (Spain) 2018

——————————————————————————————————— ONGOING ART PROJECT:   Self-portraits (text-based) James says: “It sounds like you are having some fun adventures, that is awesome!!” ——————————————————————————————————— Side-joy; Books:

Bradbury, Ray. Fahrenheit 451. London: Harper Voyager, 2008.

Films:

Reginald Hudlin, Marshall (2017)

Brad Bird, The Incredibles (2004)

D.J. Caruso, Disturbia (2007)

William Wyler, Roman Holiday (1953)

Roland Emmerich, Gozilla (1998)

Aisling Walsh, Maudie (2016)

Wayne Roberts, Katie says goodbye (2016)

John Cameron Mitchell, Rabbit Hole (2010)

Charles Poekel, Christmas, again (2014)

Chris Columbus, Bicentiennial Man (1999)

Paul W.S. Anderson, AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2014)

Daniel Monzón, Celda 211 (2009)

Sebastián Lelio, Una Mujer Fantástica (2017)

Martin Scorsese, Silence (2016)

Brothers Strause, Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (2007)

Wolfgang Murnberger, Eine Handvoll Briefe (2013)

Christopher Nolan, Memento (2010)

Todd Graff, Joyful Noise (2011)

Mel Gibson, Hacksaw Ridge (2016)

Pim van Hoeve, Dummie de Mummie (2014)

Jaume Collet-Serra, The Commuter (2018)

Claude Miller, Thérèse Desqueyroux (2012)

John A. Davis, The Ant Bully (2006)

[todaynewsstories]

Noel Gallagher scoops two prizes at music Q Awards

LONDON (Reuters) – British rocker Noel Gallagher triumphed at the Q Awards in London on Wednesday, scooping two prizes at the annual ceremony hosted by UK music magazine Q.

FILE PHOTO: Noel Gallagher from Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, whose album “Who Built the Moon?” was nominated for the Mercury Prize 2018, poses for a photograph. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls/File Photo

The former Oasis songwriter, who released his third album “Who Built the Moon?” with his High Flying Birds band last year, won Q Best Solo Artist and Q Outstanding Contribution To Music at the awards which were established in 1990.

Singer-songwriter Paul Weller, who came to fame with The Jam in the 1970s and last week played a career-spanning gig at London’s Royal Festival Hall, was named Best Act In The World Today.

Pop duo Let’s Eat Grandma took the Q Best Album award for “I’m All Ears” while Q Best Breakthrough Act went jointly to bands Goat Girl and Idles. Both categories are among several voted for by readers of the magazine.

Other honorees included Suede lead singer Brett Anderson, who took the Q Lifetime Achievement Award, Chic co-founder Nile Rodgers, who was given the Q Legend honor while the Q Icon went to Echo & The Bunnymen frontman Ian McCulloch.

Indie band Wolf Alice, who last month won Britain’s respected Mercury Prize for the critically-acclaimed “Visions of a Life” album, took Q Best Live Act.

Reporting by Marie-Louise Gumuchian and Hanna Rantala; Editing by Peter Graff

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12/03/13: Title: "The Bird" by Snugglz1, Bridgetown, Barbados. Watch: http://www.youtube.com/c/MonotonousMaterial #art #artist #artoftheday #artwork #graffiti #graffitiart #graff #graffitiartist #streetart #streetartist #streetarteverywhere #sketch #sketchbook #sketchdaily #draw #drawing #drawings #etsy #etsyshop #etsyseller #love #instagood #photooftheday #london #travel #bridgetown #barbados #caribbean (at Bridgetown, Barbados)