#anne weber

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On appelle ‘plantes de résurrection’ certaines plantes du désert qui restent desséchées sur le sol jusqu’à presque y disparaître, mais qui peuvent revivre des années plus tard, quand il pleut enfin. Les documents attendent notre regard, la larme qui tombera de notre œil et les fera revivre. Parfois, ils peuvent même prendre pied et se mettre à danser. »

Anne Weber, Petit atlas des pleurs, 2024.

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Indie-Perlen in Bücherfluten

Vor, während und nach der Frankfurter Buchmesse waren Zeitungen und Radiosender voller Buchtipps. Aber irgendwie stieß man überall auf die gleichen Titel und Debatten. Hier finden Sie einige lesenswerte Bücher aus unabhängigen Verlagen, die mehr Aufmerksamkeit verdient haben. Continue reading Untitled

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"Sumnje? Nije to. Jer onkraj sumnji što

prodiru u svijest, postoje i sumnje što plutaju

dalekim predjelima duše. Je li ljubav ono što

čini revolucionara, ili je to mržnja? Jesu li to ideje

ili je to nešto živuće što najdublje pogađa onoga

tko vidi unesrećenog, gladnog, nekoga tko pati ili je

u bombaškom napadu izgubio noge i neće preživjeti?"

- Anne Weber, Annette, epska junakinja, Sandorf, prijevod Nataša Medved, 2023.: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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•Psychothriller• Was, wenn der Mann, der jede Nacht neben dir liegt, ein berüchtigter Frauenmörder ist? Rita hat diesen grausamen Verdacht. Nein, keinen Verdacht - sie ist sich sicher. // Von Patricia Melo / Regie: Annette Berger / WDR 2004 // www.wdr.de/k/hoerspiel-newsletter // Ein 1LIVE-Podcast, © WDR 2023 Von Patricia Melo.

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These people never seem to tire of showing us what complete pieces of shit they are!

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Mary-Ann Weber

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L.M. Montgomery’s “Anne”, by Ephraim Weber, the Dalhousie Review April 1944.

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Parker Molloy at The Present Age:

During his acceptance speech as the Democratic vice-presidential nominee on Wednesday night, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz shared a deeply personal story about his family’s struggle with infertility. As he concluded by saying, “Hope, Gus, and Gwen, you are my entire world, and I love you,” the camera caught his 17-year-old son Gus standing up, tears in his eyes, pointing to his father and exclaiming, “That’s my dad!”

It was a sweet display of familial love and pride — a rare moment of raw emotion in the ordinarily carefully choreographed world of political conventions. For many viewers, it was surely a timely reminder of the human beings behind the political personas we see on stage. However, what should have been universally recognized as a beautiful father-son moment quickly became fodder for cruel mockery from pro-Trump social media accounts. The contrast between Gus Walz’s sincere emotion and the derision it provoked from the right offers a troubling glimpse into the state of political discourse and the depths to which partisan attacks have sunk. This not only highlights the lack of basic human decency in certain right-wing corners of our politics but also raises important questions about how conservatives view emotional expression, particularly from young men, in the public sphere. Not only is Gus a minor, but he’s also neurodivergent. People recently ran a story about the Walz family and what Tim and Gwen Walz have come to refer to as Gus’s “secret power" — a non-verbal learning disorder, ADHD, and anxiety disorder.

Tim Walz told People:

["When our youngest Gus was growing up, it became increasingly clear that he was different from his classmates," the couple tell PEOPLE. "Gus preferred video games and spending more time by himself." The statement continues: "When he was becoming a teenager, we learned that Gus has a non-verbal learning disorder in addition to an anxiety disorder and ADHD, conditions that millions of Americans also have."]

It’s a sweet article that makes the attacks that would follow Gus’s display of emotion that much more unacceptable. Anti-LGBTQ activist Terry Schilling of the American Principles Project mocked Gus Walz, writing, “Tim Walz’ son Gus wears eyeliner.” Prominent pro-Trump Twitter accounts Dom Lucre, Colin Rugg, and Autism Capital all mocked the 17-year-old. “Get that kid a tampon already,” wrote a right-wing podcaster Alec Lace. Trump ally Mike Crispi called Gus Walz a “beta bitch.” Right-wing radio host Jay Weber called Gus Walz a “blubbering bitch boy.” Ann Coulter called Gus Walz “weird.” You get the idea.

Right-wing beta losers doing what they do best: insult people.

This time, it’s Gus Walz, the son of Tim Walz.

#DNC2024

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Woven cardboard

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"Мари-Анн Вебер, играющая на альте или скрипке" (Marie-Anne Weber au violon alto ou Violoniste), 1903 г.

Художник Тео ван Рейссельберге (Théo van Rysselberghe; 1862-1926).

Холст, масло. 100.2 x 73.3 см.

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Preis der Leipziger Buchmesse: Geschichte(n) als Spiegel der Gegenwart

Die Jury gibt die Nominierten für den Preis der Leipziger Buchmesse bekannt. Neben einem alten Bekannten finden sich einige echte Überraschungen unter den Nominierten. nach den Indie- und Kleinstverlagen kann nun erstmals auch ein Comicverlag auf eine Auszeichnung hoffen. (more…) “”

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Mary-Ann Weber

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•Psychothriller• Was, wenn der Mann, der jede Nacht neben dir liegt, ein berüchtigter Frauenmörder ist? Rita hat diesen grausamen Verdacht. Nein, keinen Verdacht - sie ist sich sicher. // Von Patricia Melo / Regie: Annette Berger / WDR 2004 // www.wdr.de/k/hoerspiel-newsletter // Ein 1LIVE-Podcast, © WDR 2023

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I began to make this sculpture with acetate. My first focus was just to make and as I progressed I realised I needed to make a base. Working with mono material of acetate strips and staples. I constructed the base with some difficulty.After making the base I looked at the object in relation to the space around it and looked at the space in between the circles/swirls.

I realised that if I added more I I would loos the space and the simplicity.of the sculpture

Researching

Ann Weber making a sculpture.

I decided to use her technique of using tabs at the sides to make the sculpture more stable

My intrest in constructivism and kinetic art was initially visual as I developed my ideas more and began to understand the political pull of the Russian Empire.

"Art should directly reflect the modern industrial world."