#Marita Salazar

[themurphyzone]

BatB AU Sneak Peak

Gonna work on my BatB AU Til the Last Petal Falls for now! There's an arc I'm really, really excited to do and I haven't updated this story in forever! Plus it gives me a chance to do soft mice fluff!

The next arc will explore the mice trying to establish a place in the world and exploring locations beyond Brain's castle. Brain still doesn't know if he wants to take up his old dream about being reclaiming his royal title, and Pinky is a commoner who's just climbed up the ladder and will have to face the social consequences of that. And of course, the Warners' homeland has been taken over by King Salazar, who must be defeated before they can regain their thrones.

Excerpt under the cut!

“Over here, Brain!” Pinky shouted from atop the small hill. He swung the picnic basket in a wide arc, one hand on his floppy sunhat. The mint green ribbon tied around the brim swayed gently in the fresh spring breeze, matching perfectly with the cute bow around his waist. Marita had embroidered his sundress with beautiful white daisies and yellow daffodils, and he loved how the fair weather was just perfect for springtime fashion. “Come on! I’ve seen snails move faster than you!” 

Brain promptly dropped the red, apple-decorated blanket in his hands, his cheeks turning as pink as his eyes when he stared up at Pinky. Stunned, he hastily scooped up the blanket and hurried to the hilltop. 

“And how would you know that, Pinky?” Brain asked, breathless from his climb. “You can’t sit still long enough to watch a snail move that far.”

He spread the blanket on the grass, right underneath the blossoming apple tree. This spot had just the perfect mixture of sunlight and shade. The blooming flowers were beautiful shades of pink and white, gently fluttering in the breeze. 

Pinky reached up, catching a falling blossom in the palm of his hand. He inhaled slowly, taking in its sweet aroma. 

[ulisesbarreiro]

Universitarios de la UNIFRANZ quedan sorprendidos con “Humboldt en las Américas”

La Paz, 2 jun.- Una vez más las expediciones, descubrimientos y aventuras del científico alemán Alexander von Humboldt fueron mostradas en quince afiches. Estudiantes de la Universidad Franz Tamayo (UNIFRANZ) quedaron maravillados con la novela gráfica de Andrea Wulf y Lillian Melcher.

Durante la ceremonia de inauguración se presentó un video con las palabras de Herr Harmut Koschyk, Presidente del Consejo de la Stiftung Verbundenheit quien mostró su satisfacción por la exposición realizada por Junges Netzwerk  y la Embajada de Alemania en La Paz, la reseña histórica sobre el aporte de Alexander von Humboldt fue vital en la exposición. "Todo está relacionado con todo" remarcó la frase de Humboldt que rige hoy las relaciones entre Alemania y Europa con Latinoamérica.

Por otro lado, se contó con las palabras de Dr. Marco Just Quiles, Director de Junges Netzwerk y Stiftung Verbundeheit quien mostró una gran alegría por la ejecución del proyecto gestionado por miembros de la red Junges Netzwerk en Bolivia. “Nuestras felicitaciones a los organizadores, además por reflejar la historia de vida de un personaje polifacético como Alexander von Humboldt”, añadió.

Roxana Salazar Vargas, Docente de la Carrera de Farmacia y Bioquímica de la UNIFRANZ, Directora del Área Social de Junges Netzwerk y principal organizadora de la exposición agradeció a las instituciones comprometidas con esta travesía cultural. “Muy pronto estaremos en El Alto y algunas comunidades de La Paz”, anticipó.

En el evento estuvieron presentes la Directora de Farmacia y Bioquímica de la UNIFRANZ, Mary Evelin Lunario Parrado; Representante de Junges Netzwerk en Bolivia,  Martin Carazas; directores de Junges Netzwerk, Adriana Soruco y Patricio Bolaños, estudiantes de la UNIFRANZ y voluntarios de la Escuela Marítima (ESMA) y miembros del grupo cultural Kausaj Rumis.

Finalmente, Maritza Salazar Representante del grupo cultural Kausaj Rumis dijo que la exposición deja una huella imborrable en el conocimiento y la formación del espíritu científico.

Alberto Medrano Prensa

[brackishbrooklyn]

Performances shown happened between Oct 2016 and July 2017

In order of appearance: Merry Peers – Brad Henkel, trumpet; Merry Peers, synth

photos of: Erica Dicker, violin & Amirtha Kidambi, violin / Emily Ruth Hazel, poet / RenRun – Rachel Brotman & Brooke Herr-Cardillo / Yiyang Cao, video artist / artwork by Julian Chams

Asiya Wadud, poetry; Anaïs Maviel, voice/percussion; Shantelle Jackson, dance

Ancient Enemies – Joanna Mattrey, viola; Carlo Costa, percussion; Nathaniel Morgan, alto saxophone

Maria Grand, tenor saxophone; Jasmine Wilson, voice; Anjna Swaminathan, violin; Marita Abril, dance

Sean Ali, bass; Yiyang Cao, projections

photos of: artwork by Kristine Eudey / Ariel Yelen, poet / Megan Schubert, voice; Dafna Natali, electronics; Sarah Bernstein, violin; Marita Abril, dance / Motel – Owen Stewart-Robertson, guitar; Nathaniel Morgan, alto saxophone; Angela Morris, tenor saxophone / Carly Dashiell, poet / Ingrid Laubrock, tenor saxophone; Sana Nagano, violin; Stella Zhong, video art / Ralph Salazar with artwork / Bonnie Whiting, percussion / Jessica Ackerley, guitar & projection

Quinlan “Cue” Arnold, dance; Jesse Greenberg, percussion; Sasha Zamler-Carhart, voice

end music: Merry Peers