#hare!farah

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WAIT but to see real bunny ghost boxing….. would we not need another bunny??? I nominate either Konig (bc big boy bunnies are amazing) or Farah (she strikes the fear of god into me like a wild hare). I was going to say Rudy, but he has too-perfect cow eyes to be anything elseeeee

Hare shifter Farah is now Canon here. I fucking love it. And once Ghost lets his secret out, Farah gets to admit that she knew all along. Takes one to know one. They're not the same, but similar enough. They do box. Both shifted and not, and it's a sight to behold. In both forms Ghost towers over Farah, but she's quick, she's tough, and Ghost loves the challenge.

Now... Cow Rudy... I have a confession. I grew up on a cattle farm and cows are extremely near and dear to my heart, I fucking love them. So I had to sit and think for a minute. I couldn't make him my beloved Angus, I will die on this hill, Angus cattle are the best. Fight me. BUT, this isn't about my preferences, and nobody wants to hear me go on for hours about what cattle breed is best, you just wanna know what Rudy is.

Corriente. A gorgeous Corriente bull, in a half shift he'll proudly display his upturned horns. Most Corriente are black, but can be nearly any color. Rudy is no exception to this, being fully glossy black, but don't be mistaken, he's absolutely stunning. Now this breed is not generally used for meat. No, they're use is in Rodeo and Roping. Rudy comes from a long line of rodeo bulls. Where do you think he and Ale met? Way back when Ale was a junior bull rider. And when Ale left the ring behind to join the army, Rudy's family was aghast by his decision to follow.

P.S. if you're looking for rabbit König, @konigs-bitch-ass-wife is writing a series of Rabbit Hybrid König, and I believe he's also a flemish giant.

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So sick me can't write, I'm extremely dyslexic and I can't proof read my stuff with sick brain BUT I can draw! So I drew Maevis a ref sheet!

I used my wife as a reference for the body cause she was the inspiration of big buff women... Plus I got to go to the gym and watch her weight lift.

Rough lay out of O'Connor's sleeve. The hare is the piece MacTavish drew.

All of O'Connor's Scars

1) Small scar above left eye and bullet entry scar from one of the shadow company the night Graves betrayed them at Las Almas. O'Connor stole a dirt bike and drove like a bat out of hell, through the city and to the safe house. The first bullet grazed her, lucky missing her head, as she'd turn to Soap who'd just been shot. The second bullet hit her and was removed by Rudy and while they did that Soap and Ghost arrived.

2) Her largest scar, the burn scar.

3)Two bullet scars from being shot, she took two bullets for Lieutenant Price when she was a young sergeant. Earned an earful from Price once she'd recovered.

4) All the newest scars from her time being tortured by Demetrius. All of them are from knife cuts.

5) Shoulder and mid back. Both bullets went clean through her. She was a wee baby private when her squad was ambushed and she got shot twice. She doesn't remember much from the incident but she has the scars to prove it happened. The one depicted on her sternum is the exit wound from the shot to her back.

6) She got shot while helping Price, Gaz, Alex and Farah blow up the chemical production plant. She had to have some major surgery because the bullet shattered and most of the bullet existed but not all of it.

7) A scar she got after Oliver in a drunken rage threw a glass at her that shattered. When Price saw the fresh stitches he was not happy to say the least, and even more so when O'Connor didn't leave him then and there.

8) Cut herself while maneuvering through a broken window. She didn't notice until in the heli with Gaz who pointed it out to her.

9) Minor burns on her foot, she misstepping and planted her entire foot into a pit of coals and burned herself, she was a teen when it happened.

10) Cuts from random things like a bullet grazing her. She doesn't remember how she got them but she's always scared easily.

11) Multiple tiny cuts from when she was a sergeant under Price and freshly learning how to use her butterfly knife.

12) A lovely stitch scar from her time as a Lieutenant, she slipped down a cliff side and had to get close to 25 stitches.

13) Slight scarring from when she was a kid, she doesn't remember how she got the scar. She thinks it's from when she fell from a tree but she can't be sure.

14) Piece of metal shrapnel got lodged in her leg. Had to limp her way back to a safe house after a solo mission went south.

15) Her C section scar from when she had Will.

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What gods/goddesses (any pantheons) do you associate with your characters?

Lol I've definitely never thought of this before but I did my best? Unfortunately I don't know much about a lot of the world's mythology, but Wikipedia helped.

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Crystal - Hedone, Greek goddess of pleasure, enjoyment, delight.

Zac - Týr, Norse God of victory, justice and heroism.

Mick - Gwydion, Welsh bard & trickster deity. (Pictured here being a stinker)

Kyle - Thoth, Egyptian God of the moon, reckoning, knowledge and writing.

Zoey - Euphrosyne, Greek goddess of joy, mirth and good will.

Megan - Ēostre, Germania goddess of spring, new beginnings, associated with the hare.

Farah - Asteria, Greek goddess of stars and precision. Turned into a bird to avoid a dude's advances. Awesome.

Emma - Libertas, Roman goddess of freedom, specifically liberation.

Honorable mention; you know Samuel is Dionysus.

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Spoilers for Season 2 of Fate: The Winx Saga Concerning *That One Specific Spoiler*

It's Farah. The spoiler is Farah coming back.

I know there are a lot of thoughts and emotions about Farah’s return and I know that there are some that aren’t going to agree with me just as I don’t agree with others. I wrote this very shortly after watching, and then after I could sit with my thoughts and feelings I made edits so. Here we go.

They brought Farah back exactly as we imagined. Her magic was kept in a plant and the girls released it with their combined magic (through the crystal). I love that. It’s such a clear nod to the OG cartoon I can’t help but like it. It’s what we suspected all along. Go cartoon super sleuths! So either we truly were right, or they saw our speculations and that made an impact on the script.

Farah returning... and then immediately leaving again. My heart is broken. Beautiful. Upset. I refuse to accept it as canon, but it was a nice moment. Farah is alive. We did it guys. Manifestation. I so badly wanted her to be back for good, and I am a confusing mess of emotions about her being back but not back. I think it’s best if I answer targeted questions.

Am I happy Farah is back? Abso-fucking-lutely. Why wouldn’t I be? It’s all I and most of the fandom have been harping on about since the conclusion of season 1.

Do I think her being dead for good at the end of season 1 is better than the short bit we got in season 2? I have seen other opinions on this, but for me? No. Absolutely not. Because we all agree, her death was an insult. It was naive. Weak. Not the Farah Dowling we know and love, to turn her back on her enemy like a wounded hare to a wolf.

Does it make it worse that she admits she “didn’t survive” Rosalind’s attack and that actually was her death in season 1? Immediately my response is: yes. It’s the worst thing, for me, to think that not only did Farah die in that way, she then died again for real and left for good. But then I thought about it, and here’s where we stray into headcanon territory. The fact that Farah had no body and her energy was encapsulated in the fern is deliberate. We saw the sinkhole of magic being funneled into that little plant and keeping Farah’s spirit alive. That was a LOT of energy. Not just any fairy could do that, but Farah is (not was, is) the most powerful fairy, more so than Rosalind. So naturally, not just because I didn’t want her death to be true, I believed she was strong enough to survive Rosalind’s attack on her life. But in order for Rosalind to gain control, in order for Farah to have influence, Rosalind had to believe Farah didn’t survive. It had to look real. And an illusion wasn’t enough. So effectively, Farah had to not survive because otherwise it wouldn’t have worked. And the fern was the only way she did, in some way. In soul, if not also body. And she admits that as soon as she knew what Rosalind was going to do, she reached out to nature to preserve her. So she did survive. It's just that her body did not. And no, I don’t accept it as canon, but she came back. She did not go out at the end of s1 never to be heard from again.

In short, I’m still living in denial, and I refuse to believe that that’s really how Farah went out, and that we only saw her force ghost.

Look, at the end of the day, we all wanted Farah back. And we would’ve raised hell if she wasn’t. And yeah, we can be upset that she’s back-not-back, or we can do what we do best, and write fanfics and make fanart and edits and reject canon and say you know what? She is back. She came back, and then went on vacation, and that’s why she’s not in season 3 if they get one. Or she is, and we remake the canon. Because let’s be honest, we’re going to anyway, and we’re going to do it better.

As for the lack of Silrah, I too am upset we didn’t get even a single interaction with them, not even a hug. I’m not upset we didn’t get a romantic moment, because honestly we the fandom can and have and will write and draw it better anyway. Again, I’m upset we got nothing. But because we were lucky to even get Eve Best in her scenes and I can imagine there was conflicts of schedules meaning the actors couldn’t film together, I can’t be too mad.

She came back, guys. And remember this is a show about teen fairies targeted towards a teen demographic. We were not supposed to care this much about the adults. And if we hadn’t, I 100% believe Farah would’ve stayed dead. I believe, and I will believe until Brian himself looks me in the eyes and says “you’re wrong” that we the fandom had a direct hand in getting that ending for Farah. Is it perfect? No. Is it better than it was? For me, yes. Was it fan service? Hell yeah. But God did I love it.

So, though others may not agree and that’s okay, I say thank you to the creators and show runners and ESPECIALLY Eve Best for making this happen. I would not have enjoyed season 2 as much as I did if I’d known in my heart of hearts and my head that she wasn’t making an appearance. Just in bringing her back they’ve eased the insult of her “death,” and if I must accept her send-off as goodbye, at least it was emotional and proper and not off screen or minimized. Could there have been more? Sure, but we forget this show isn’t about her, as much as we want it to be.

Now let’s all get back out there and write/draw/create/edit/etc to our Farah-loving hearts’ content!

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Vastarien: A Literary Journal, Vol. 2, Issue 3, edited by Jon Padgett, Grimscribe Press, Fall 2019. Cover art by Derek Pegritz, internal illustrations by Carl Lavoie and Derek Pegritz , info: vastarien-journal.com.

Vastarien is a source of critical study and creative response to the corpus of Thomas Ligotti as well as associated authors and ideas. The journal includes nonfiction, literary horror fiction, poetry, artwork and non-classifiable hybrid pieces.

Contents: Ascending Phases of First Contact – Matt Thompson How to Make a Marionette – Patricia Lillie H.P. Lovecraft and H.R. Giger: The Maestros and Their Muses – John A. DeLaughter Recuerdos de patay (Images of the Dead) – Zeny May Dy Recidoro The Flooded Cellar – Daniel Stintzi Over the Black Bridge: Expansion, Psychogeography, and the Living City in Andrei Bely’s Petersburg – Farah Rose Smith Every Nowhere – Matthew B. Hare Interview with T.E.D. Klein – Dejan Ognjanović Maddening Manikins: The Atmospheric Machines of Poe and Ligotti – Sean Moreland Radix Malorum – Sean Patrick Hazlett Polanski’s Apartment Trilogy: Perceptual Crisis, Identity, and the Rented Flat – Jubel Brosseau We Are Not Ourselves –  Joanna Parypinski Mapping Catharsis – P.A. Glazier Pavement – Robert S. Wilson How to watch a horror movie about grief when you’re grieving – Daryl Sznyter The Filling –  Annie Neugebauer After I devoured the Beast – Charlotte Begg Unravelling – David. F. Shultz

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Did a #keithharing inspired artwork collaboration dedicated for a lecterur! Since Keith Haring is one of the artists our lecturer loves we made a farewell gift with the art style! - - Typography Artist : Karishma @9aeri - - Doodle Artist : Farah (me) @iwantmybananamilk - - #keithharingartinspired #tributetokeithharing #artcollaboration #giftforteacher #art #typography #doodles https://www.instagram.com/p/CajoaATJtTo/?utm_medium=tumblr

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İstanbul’da nisan sergileri: 23 sergi sizi bekliyor

Sanat dünyasında, sosyal mesafe önlemleri eşliğinde sergiler açılmaya devam ediyor. Eskisi gibi görkemli açılışların olmadığı bugünlerde galeriler ve müzeler hayatta kalmaya çalışırken sanatçıları izleyicilerle buluşturmaya devam ediyorlar. Şehrin birçok noktasına yayılan bu İstanbul sergi takviminde, nisan ayında görülmesi gereken 23 sergiye göz atın.   Anna Laudel Bankalar Caddesi 10, Karaköy www.annalaudel.gallery 1-Love Over Entropy Aklın mercek altına alındığı bu karma sergide Ahmet Sel, Aybala Yalçın, Bahadır Çolak, Büşra Çeğil, Dinçer İşgel, Zeren Göktan, Halil Vurucuoğlu, Fırat İtmeç, Elçin Acun, Fırat Engin, Hande Şekerciler, Kadriye İnal, Lal. Batman, Mert Özgeni Furkan Temir, Nejat Satı, Sinan Logie, Serra Duran Paralı ve Volkan Kızıltunç gibi 19 sanatçının eserleri yer alıyor. Bir sistemdeki rastgelelik ve düzensizlik olarak tanımlanan ‘entropi’ kelimesine vurgu yapan sergi Ayça Okay’ın küratörlüğünde gerçekleşiyor. Sergi 29 Nisan’a kadar açık. -   - Büşra Çeğil, "FREEDOM OF SPEECH", Poliol, Ayakkabı, Olay Yeri Şeridi_Poliol, Shoes, Crime Scan Tape, 100x100x100x100 cm, 2019, Anna Laudel Istanbul Art On İstanbul Meşrutiyet Caddesi, Oteller Sokak Hanif Binası 1/A, Tepebaşı www.artonistanbul.com - 2-Meneviş Sergiye ismini veren “meneviş” sözcüğü, “bir yüzeyde ışık ile oluşan renk dalgalanmaları, parlaklık” ve Farsça “hare” anlamına geliyor. Sanatçı, bu sözcükten hareketle resim yüzeyini problematize ettiği sergisinde, içinden geçtiğimiz zamanı romantize etmeden anlama gayreti ile yüzeyde araştırdığı yeniliği, değişimi bir arada sunuyor. Olgu Ülkenciler, insana olan inancını, insanın eksiltildiği gelecek kurguları içinde bir kere daha yineliyor ve serginin bütününe bu umudu yerleştiriyor. Meneviş sözcüğünün edebiyatta ve halk arasında tam da böyle bir umudu simgelediğine inanan sanatçı, sıradan insanlar için hayatı yaşanılır kılanın, bir umut ışığıyla beliren parıltı olduğunu düşünüyor. Olgu Ülkenciler, “yeniden insan” demeyi sürdüğürdüğü “Meneviş” ile insanı, yeryüzünün parıltısı olarak öne çıkarıyor ve insanca yaşama hakkını savunuyor. Sergi 22 Nisan’a kadar açık. Arter Irmak Caddesi 13, Dolapdere www.arter.org.tr - 3-: Bilinmeyen Parametre Kayıt-Dışı Sergi Emre Hüner'in yarı kurgusal bir senaryo metni etrafında şekillenmiş yeni üretimlerini bir araya getiriyor. Heykeller, yerleştirmeler, fotogravürler, serigrafiler, film sekansları ve metinlerin yer aldığı serginin küratörü Aslı Seven. Serginin isminde de olan ‘elektroizolasyon’ kavramı, kendini ölçek ve malzeme farkları ve tekrarları üzerinden hissettiren altyapısal bir makine-özneye işaret ediyor ve yapay olanla biyolojik olanı, mekanik olanla organik olanı kavuşturma peşinde bir türlü birleşemeyen kurgusal anlatılar, yapıtlar ve ucubeler üretiyor. Sergi 5 Aralık’a kadar açık. , film karesi, 2021. Oyuncular: Vahram Agakay, Hatice Bozdağlı, Esme Madra, Cem Özeren - 4-David Tudor ve CIE, Inc.: Yağmur Ormanı V (varyasyon 3) David Tudor tarafından tasarlanan ve Composers Inside Electronics, Inc. (CIE) tarafından gerçekleştirilen 'David Tudor ve CIE, Inc.: Yağmur Ormanı V (varyasyon 3)’ adlı etkileşime açık yapıtı Karbon’da deneyeyimleyebilirsiniz. 1968’de bir dans yapıtı olarak tasarlanan ‘Yağmur ormanı’, daha sonra CIE’den John Driscoll ve Phil Edelstein tarafından bir ses yerleştirmesine dönüştürüldü. Yerleştirmede şamandıra, plastik fıçı, bakır, kova, saksı ve raket gibi çeşitli gündelik kullanım nesneleri havada asılı şekilde mekâna yayılıyor ve yağmur ormanlarının doğal seslerini hatırlatan bir ses ortamı meydana getiriyor. Sergi 1 Ağustos’a kadar açık. -   - David Tudor ve Composers Inside Electronics, Inc. Yağmur Ormanı V (varyasyon 3) Fotoğraf: Orhan Cem Çetin - 5-Gökcisimleri Üzerine Bu grup sergisi, Arter Koleksiyonu’ndaki eserleri bir araya getiriyor. Yapıtların ortak noktası, bir araya gelme ve dağılma, birbirine yaklaşma ve uzaklaşmanın imkânlarına odaklanmaları. Sergi 1 Ağustos’a kadar açık. -   - - 6-Dinleyen Gözler İçin Arter Koleksiyonu’nda yer alan ve müzikle güçlü bir bağı olan 23 yapıt bu sergide bir arada. Galeri alanına hâkim olan sessizliğin içinde yapıtlardan yükselen ‘sesleri’ keşfederek hayallere dalabilirsiniz. Sergi 23 Mayıs’a kadar açık. - John Cage Déreau #31 1982 İğne baskı, leke baskı ve fotoğraf dağlama teknikleri ile elde edilmiş 38 adet gravür, her birinden ikişer baskı üretilmiş 58,4 × 74,3 × 3,5 cm (çerçeveli) Arter Koleksiyonu Fotoğraf: Hadiye Cangökçe  Bozlu Art Project Mongeri Binası, 19 Mayıs Mahallesi,  Dr. Şevket Bey Sokak 5, Şişli www.bozluartproject.com - 7-Hafıza Sarayları Sergi, mimar Giulio Mongeri’nin İstanbuldan İtalya’ya uzanan yaşam öyküsünü ve Cumhuriyet’İn ilk yıllarında Sadıkoğlu Ailesi için yapılan Monferi Evi’nin zaman içinde geçirdiği değişimleri ortaya koyuyor. Küratör Dr. Özlem inay Erten sergide Guilio Mongeri’nin yaşamını ve Mongeri Evi’nin tarihini, arşivsel bilgi ve belgeler eşliğinde sunmayı amaçladıklarını belirtiyor. Sergi ‘Hafıza Sarayı’ kavramını Meliha Sözeri, Server Demirtaş ve Evren Erol’un yapıtları aracılığıyla güncel sanat pratikleri üzerinden ele alıyor. 20 Nisan’da açılacak sergi 14 Ağustos’a kadar gezilebilir. C.A.M. Galeri Çukurcuma Caddesi 38/A, Beyoğluwww.camgaleri.com - 8-Romance -   - Ayşe Benzemiş üçüncü kişisel sergisinde kendi anlatım dilinin ikonikleşmiş figğrleriyle ortaya koyduğu yeni çalışmalara yer veriyor. Bezenmiş, eserlerinde sembollerle işaretlenmiş düşsel bir evren yaratıyor. Sanatçının desen ve resimlerinin ana temasın oluşturan kadın dünyası bu seride de öne çıkıyor. 10 Nisan’da açılacak olan sergi, 10 Mayıs’a kadar gezilebilir. -   - Dirimart Hacıahmet Mahallesi, Irmak Caddesi 1-9, Dolapdere www.dirimart.com - 9-Başka Her Şey Uzak - Tensel yakınlık bağlamında hissedilen özlemi, sıkışmışlığı ve yabancılaşmayı ele alan karma sergide Furkan Akhan, Sabri Berkel, CANAN, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Gözde İlkin, Can Küçük, Cihan Öncü, Sarkis, Ayça Telgeren, Güneş Terkol gibi isimlerin eserleri yer alıyor. Sergi, 25 Nisan’a kadar açık. - Başka Her Şey UzakAll Ell Is Far Evliyagil DolapdereSerdar Ömer Paşa Caddesi 11, Beyoğlu www.muzeevliyagil.com - 10-Gümüş Döngü Müze Evliyagil Koleksiyonu’ndan ve koleksiyon dışı üretimlerden dokuz sanatçıyı zamanın nitelendirilmesi ve yaşamın döngüselliği kavramlarını odağına alarak bir araya getiriyor. Farklı disiplinlerden ve kuşaklardan gelen sanatçıların resim, heykel, çizim ve video yapıtları sonsuz dönüş düşüncesini farklı bakış açılarıyla ele alıyor. Sergide eserleri yer alan sanatçılar Çağla Köseoğulları, Erdal Dumani Gökçe Erhan, Gülçin Akbaş, Kerem Ozan Bayraktar, Mithat Şen, Osman Dinç, Umut Erbaş ve Yuşa Yalçıntaş. Sergi, 2 Mayıs’a kadar açık. -   - Kasa Galeri Minerva Han, Bankalar Caddesi 2, Karaköy www.kasagaleri.sabanciuniv.edu/tr - 11-Renk Ver Bana Ten, tin ve renk ilişkisini araştıran sergi Yekhan Pınarlıgil küratörlüğünde gerçekleşiyor. Sergide Marguerite Bornhauser, Çınar Eslek ve Semiha Berksoy’un üretimleri görülebilir. Sergi, 23 Nisan’a kadar açık. Kıraathane İstanbul Edebiyat Evi Yemenici Abdülatif Sokak 1, Beyoğlu www.kiraathane.com.tr - 12-Avrupalılar Video sanatçısı Ali Kazma’nın bazıları Türkiye’de ilk kez gösterilen 11 videosu ‘Avrupalılar’ sergisinde görücüye çıkıyor. Sergi, 30 Nisan’a kadar açık. -   - İstanbul Modern Asmalımescit Mahallesi, Meşrutiyet Caddesi 99, Beyoğlu www.istanbulmodern.org - 13-Selma Gürbüz: Dünya Diye Bir Yer Selma Gürbüz masallar, mitler, söylenencelerle örülü, incelikle işlenmiş yapıtlarıyla karşımızda. İsranbul Modern’in kıdemli küratörü Öykü Özsoy tarafından hazırlanan sergi, sanatçının 35 yıllık sanat pratiğini ve kendine özgü imge âlemini görünür kılıyor. - Selma Gürbüz: Dünya Diye Bir Yer - İstanbul Modern Krank Art Gallery Le Meridien İstanbul, Cengiz Topel Caddesi 39, Etiler www.krankgallery.com - 14-Bir Başkası İçin Ben Doğayla ilişki kurmanın yollarını araştıran ve bireyin iç dünyasındaki farklı iklimlerin izini sürme temalarını sıkça işleyen Aslı Narin son dönem araştırmalarını sunuyor. Sergi, 16 Mayıs’a kadar açık. - Meşherİstiklal Caddesi 211, Beyoğlu www.mesher.org - 15-Mâziyi Korumak: Sadberk Hanım Müzesi’nden Bir Seçki Meşher’de Sadberk Hanım Müzesi koleksiyonundan bir seçki sergileniyor. Türkiye’nin ilk özel müzesi olan Sadberk Hanım Müzesi’nin kuruluşunun 40. yılı vesilesiyle gerçekleşen bu sergi, sizi Anadolu’nun uygarlıklar tarihinde bir yolculuğa çıkaracak. Müzenin kırk yıllık tarihinde gelişen ve zenginleşen kültürel birikiminin geniş kitleler ile buluşturulması amacıyla gerçekleştirilen sergiye, aynı isim ile hem Türkçe hem İngilizce yayımlanan kitabı da eşlik ediyor. Sergi, 1 Ağustos’a kadar açık. - Mâziyi Korumak: Sadberk Hanım Müzesi’nden Bir Seçki - Meşher  Pera Müzesi Meşrutiyet Caddesi 65, Tepebaşı www.peramuzesi.org.tr - 16-Zevk Meselesi -   - 'Zevk Meselesi', ortaya çıktığı 19. yüzyıldan bu yana anlamı değişikliğe uğrayan kitsch kavramının günümüz görsel kültürüyle kurduğu yakın ilişkiye ve beğeninin şekillenmesindeki kritik rolüne odaklanan bir grup sergisi. Pera Müzesi'nde 6 Haziran tarihine kadar görülebilecek olan ve Ulya Soley küratörlüğünde düzenlenen sergide, Alex Da Corte ve Jayson Musson, Bruno Miguel, Cameron Askin, FAILE, Farah Al Qasimi, Gülsün Karamustafa, Hayırlı Evlat, Miao Ying, Nick Cave, Olia Lialina ve Mike Tyka, Pierre et Gilles, Slavs and Tatars ve Volkan Aslan'ın yapıtları sergileniyor. Soley; 13 sanatçı ve kolektifin işlerini bir araya getiren 'Zevk Meselesi' sergisinin, sınıfsal bir gösterge olarak beğeni kavramını ele aldığını, estetik anlayışın Doğu ve Batı'ya atfedilen değerlerine baktığını söyledi ve T24 okurları için serginin bir bölümünü gezdirdi. Sergi, 6 Haziran’a kadar açık. - - 17-Voronoi -   - Pera Müzesi 15. yılında, sanatçı kolektifi oddviz’in Suna ve İnan Kıraç Vakfı Kütahya Çini ve Seramikleri koleksiyonundan ilhamla ürettiği Voronoi başlıklı videoyu sunuyor. Müzede "Kahve Molası" sergisi kapsamında bir bölümü sergilenen koleksiyondan seçilen yaklaşık 150 eserin fotogrametri tekniği kullanılarak üç boyutlu modellenmesi ve dijitalize edilmesiyle ortaya çıkan video, eserlerin yepyeni bir perspektiften değerlendirilmesine olanak tanıyor. -   - Voronoi, koleksiyonda bulunan, 18. yüzyıldan 20. yüzyıla uzanan bir zaman diliminde üretilmiş eserleri güncel ve dijital bir dil aracılığıyla bugüne aktarıyor. Fiziksel ile dijitalin birbirine temas ettiği noktalara odaklanan ve ikisi arasındaki geçişliliği vurgulayan video, kültür varlıklarının korunması, saklanması, gelecek nesillere aktarılması ve bu süreçlerde kurumsal olarak müzelerin oynadığı rolü düşündürürken, eserlerin yepyeni bir perspektiften değerlendirilmesine olanak tanıyor. Video, başlığını modellenen objelerin dijital ortamda kırılmasına olanak tanıyan matematik fonksiyonundan alıyor. Sergi, 31 Aralık’a kadar açık. - 18-İmkansız Eve Dönüş -   - Lübnan asıllı ressam, yazar, aktivist ve şair Etel Adnan’ın yüz yıla yaklaşan yaşamının tüm üretim dönemlerini bu retrospektifte keşfedebilirsiniz. Serhan Ada ve Simone Fattal’in küratörlüğünde gerçekleşen sergi, 1925 yılında Beyrut’ta çok dilli, çok dinli, çok kültürlü bir ailede ve coğrafyada dünyaya gelen Etel adnan’ın eserlerini İstanbul’a taşıyor. Sergi, 8 Ağustos’a kadar açık.  Rezan Has Müzesi Kadir Has Caddesi 23A, Fatih www.rhm.org.tr - 19-Gündelik Yaşamın Arkeolojisi Rezan Has Müzesi, ziyaretçilerini gündelik yaşamın 9.000 yıllık geçmişini keşfetmeye davet ediyor. M.Ö 6500-M.S 1.300 yıllarını kapsayan sergide yaklaşık 400 eser yer alıyor. Sergi, 31 Mayıs’a kadar açık. -   SALT Beyoğlu İstiklal Caddesi 136, Beyoğlu www.saltonline.org  20- İklimcil: Mevsimler Sürüklenirken Bu sergi, insan faaliyetleri iklimleri değiştirirken nasıl beslenilmesi gerektiğini ele alıyor. Aynı zamanda bir kamu programı olan sergi belirmekte olan yeni mevsimleri özellikleriyle görünür kılmaya yönelik seçili vaka araştırmalarını bir araya getiriyor. Meriç Öner ve onur Yıldız tarafından programlanan ‘İkincil: Mevsimler Sürüklenirken’ Cooking Sections’ın bu proje için ürettiği beş işten oluşuyor. 7 Nisan’da açılacak sergi, 22 Ağustos’a kadar gezilebilir. - SALT Galata Bankalar Caddesi 11, Karaköy www.saltonline.org - 21-Ardışık ‘Ardışık’ programı kapsamında SALT Galata’da Barış Doğrusöz, Deniz Gül, Volkan Aslan, Aykan Safoğlu, Fatma Belkıs- onur Gökmen’in bağımsız sunumları yer alacak. ‘Ardışık’ çocukluklarını 80’lerde, ilk gençlik yıllarını 90’larda yaşamış sanatçılar arasındaki kuşak bağına odaklanıyor. Program Barış Doğrusöz’ün ‘Güç Odağı’ video üçlemesinin ilk mekânsal sunumuyla başladı. Sergi, Ocak 2022’ye kadar açık. -   - x-ist Kemankeş Karamustafa Paşa Mahallesi, Mumhane Caddesi 50, Kat: 2, Beyoğlu www.artxist.com - 22-Ak-sayanlar ‘Ak-sayanlar’ serisi; 2017 yılından beri güncel sanat dergisi Art Unlimited tarafından yayımlanan ve bugüne kadar İstanbul temelli kültür, sanat, tasarım alanındaki isimlerin olduğu toplam 13 birliktelikten doğan 12 diyalogdan oluşuyor.  Unlimited Publicitans’ın Genel Yayın Yönetmeni Merve Akar Akgün ve sanatçı Çınar Eslek tarafından oluşturulan Ak-sayanlar’ın; vesile olduğu birliktelikleri daha sıkı dokumak, alanlar arası beslenme olanaklarını ve ilişkilenme şekillerini incelemek üzere dergi mecrasından çıkarak sergiye dönüştürüldüğü söylendi. Sergi kapsamında bir araya gelen katılımcılar şöyle:Ece Eldek ve Emin Alper, Ferhat Özgür ve Süreyyya Evren, Kemal Özen ve Şebnem İşigüzel, Kirkor Sahakoğlu ve Tayfun Pirselimoğlu, Murat Palta ve Gülfem Pamuk, Neriman Polat ve Sema Kaygusuz, Orhan Cem Çetin kendisiyle yapacak, Pınar Öğrenci ve Fırat Demir. Sergi, 17 Nisan’a kadar açık. Yapı Kredi Kültür Sanat Yayıncılık İstiklal Caddesi 161, Beyoğlu www.ykykultur.com.tr 23- Karagözüm İki Gözüm Tasarımı Karşılamalar ekibine ait sergide 20’den fazla karagöz sanatçısının 350 tasviri yer alıyor. Sergi dünya gölge tiyatrosunda karagöz oyunlarının yeri, dünyada karagöz oyunlarının nerelerde oynatıldığı, gerçeküstü figürlerin ve halk efsanelerinin karagöz tasvirlerine yansımaları, günümüz karagöz sanatçıları gibi tematik başlıklardan oluşuyor. Sergi, 25 Nisan’a kadar açık. Read the full article

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'I'm A Celebrity's Giovanna Fletcher recalls her first kiss… and hopes McFly's Tom Fletcher doesn't mind

Tom Fletcher and spouse Giovanna Fletcher met in school after they had been 13, (PA)

I’m A Celeb… Get Me Out Of Right here!’s Giovanna Fletcher stated she hoped husband Tom Fletcher didn’t thoughts as she regaled her campmates with recollections of her first kiss.

The 35-year-old blogger and writer first met the McFly singer on the Sylvia Younger Theatre Faculty after they had been 13 and they’re now married with three sons.

Fletcher laughed: “Kissing in school – it was nice. My first kiss was simply earlier than I went to secondary college and my greatest buddy stated I couldn’t begin with out having kissed a boy, so she let me kiss her boyfriend whereas she watched!”

Learn extra: ‘I am A Celeb’s Shane Richie and AJ Pritchard conflict over washing up obligation

Fletcher stated afterwards: “I believe Tom might be okay with me sharing my first kiss story – it occurred two years earlier than I met him. If we’d have met a bit of bit sooner it might have been with him.”

The couple grew to become engaged in 2011, married in 2012 and are mother and father to 3 younger sons Buzz, six, Buddy, 4, and Max, two.

Tess Daly and Vernon Kay married in 2003. (AP)

TV presenter Vernon Kay – who has been marred to Strictly Come Dancing host Tess Daly since 2003 – revealed: “My first kiss, it will need to have been sixth type – it obtained to the purpose the place I simply needed to kiss somebody. And it was on the finish of Wigan Pier and it was horrific – I used to be like a washer.”

Strictly Come Dancing star AJ Pritchard, 26, recalled: “I believe the primary time I bear in mind kissing a lady, we each had braces and I bear in mind getting really bodily caught.”

However journalist Victoria Derbyshire, 52, managed to shock her fellow campmates essentially the most along with her first kiss story.

She stated: “It was with my first boyfriend, I used to be 14 and we went to a barbecue and he kissed me away from all people else and I bear in mind – he burped in my mouth!”

Learn extra: Tributes paid to girl killed whereas attempting to {photograph} I’m A Celeb’s Gwrych Fortress

Pritchard, 26, and former EastEnders actor Jessica Plummer, 28, had been voted by the general public to participate within the newest trial.

AJ Pritchard panicked through the trial. (ITV)

The pair needed to really feel round in a pitch darkish maze crammed with rats, cockroaches, maggots and pigeons to search out stars with a purpose to win meals for the camp.

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Plummer did her greatest to reassure Pritchard as he screamed and panicked, however whereas he discovered 5 stars she solely discovered one.

They managed to gather a complete of six out of a doable 12 stars – the worst efficiency in a trial up to now this sequence.

Plummer stated afterwards: “I really feel actually gutted and disenchanted.”

Pritchard admitted: “It was simply irritating and I really feel actually unhappy for camp.”

Jessica Plummer did her greatest to reassure AJ Pritchard in the dead of night. (ITV)

The camp got six parts of hare to eat between 12 of them.

Actor Shane Richie, 56, stated: “I’m attempting to make gentle of it, however I’ll have an interest to see how a lot meals we really get.”

Earlier within the day radio DJ Jordan North and musical theatre actor Ruthie Henshall selected to carry again scotch eggs for a deal with after efficiently finishing their Coin Problem, after they may have opted for chocolate mini eggs. Their fellow campmates – together with ex-Corrie star Beverley Callard, who’s vegan – had been a bit of perplexed by their alternative.

As a result of coronavirus pandemic, I’m A Celeb is being shot at Gwrych Fortress in north Wales this yr, as a substitute of the Australian jungle.

Contestants embody Olympic athlete Sir Mo Farah, 37, opera star Russell Watson, and Paralympic javelin thrower Hollie Arnold.

Shane Richie has been voted to participate within the subsequent trial – Merciless Jewels.

Watch: Shane Richie reveal he was bankrupt earlier than touchdown EastEnders position

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Cultural Manoeuvres Lecture

Free On The Streets by Ed Gill // 06.10.2020

I took some notes from this lecture about skateboarding I found quite interesting...

History of Skateboarding

500 year old sculpture shows a surfer in the ocean on a little flotilla

skateboarding came from surfing and onto the ground in about 1950s

1890, Hawaii - 130-year old photograph of a surfer believed to be the first image of a surfer ever.

skateboarding came from surfing

the first skateboards were made from roller skates and nailed onto planks of wood

graphics started to emerge and in the mid 1960s skateboarding became very popular and it emerged as a national sport // competitions was held in the 60s.

In 1975 Frank Nazworthy invented the Urethane wheel of a substance called polyurethane

 70s - skateboarding went massive // people invested in skate parks and vertical terrain

Late 80s - ram riding and big airs

skateboarding had a down fall in the 90s

1985 -

boards went much wider // hand rails started to be used in the 90s

Community

the Z-Boys - first sort of punk rock skate crew on the 70s // gave it stylistic direction

Alva Posse - in the 80s

Creative Use of the Environment

Photography

Graphic Design and Illustration

Mid 80s // Power Peralta Company - dragons and skeletons were a big theme there

Rob Roskop series

Power Peralta boards

World Industries company in the 90s which came along with really sort of renegade tactics.

Andy Jenkins - his character Mel Bend

Transworld skateboard magazine

Pop artist Keith Haring

Publishing and Zines

60s - Life Magazine

Skateboarder - the most popular magazine in the mid-late 1970s

Zine called ‘’My Rules’’ (Glen Friedman was the photographer)

Transworld - mid 80s // magazine designed by David Carson

Trasher magazine (1991) 

Big Brother’s magazine

Slap magazine

Architecture and D.I.Y and self-empowerment

Upland Pipeline

Combi Pool

late 80, early 90s skate parks died

Plaza Dark

Fashion

60s - dapper suits and ties

Farah Fawcett -Hollywood icon in the 1970s

Vans - famous skateboarding shoe. Started off originally as a tennis shoe in 1960s 

80s - fluorescent colours / big ramps / bright clothes

90s - baggy clothes / big hip-hop influence / tiny wheels.

skateboarding was more about punk rock and guitar music but in he 90s merged with hip hop culture

Music

1960s - it was a bit more formal / Jan and Dean

Miner Threak

Bad Brains - hardcore punk music

Beastie Boys - they were skaters too // hip hop band

Eazy E - gangster rap

Public Enemy

Film and TV

‘’Back to the Future’’

‘‘Trashin’‘ - love story

‘‘Gleaming the Cube’‘

‘‘Police Academy 4′‘

90s - ‘’Kids’’ by Larry Clark

Tony Hawk got his own episode in ‘‘The Simpsons’’ in 2000

‘’Dog Town’’ and ‘’Z Boys’’ - documentary

‘‘Her’‘a Spike Jonze love story

Female skaters:

Sky Brown (the youngest female skater, only 10 years old)

Lizzie Amanto

Beatrice Dunmond

Brian Anderson (male) but came out as a gay .....

[thewebcomicsreview]

Patron Review: Shattered Starlight

WHAT IS IT

Shattered Starlight is the second comic by Nicole Chartrand, who also makes Fey Winds. It has been updating once a week, and is 78 pages long as I write this. It stars Farah, a grumpy 20-something with a food services job and a rabbit sidekick. Farah is a magical girl who doesn’t really want to be. The comic came out nearly a year after my own series, Legend of the Hare, and contains enough superficial similarities in premise that I presume that’s part of why I was asked to review it and I should mention it, even though the two comics aren’t really that similar.

THE GOOD

The art is phenomenal. The environment feel like real places that actually exist. More importantly, they’re environments that the characters live in, rather than flat backgrounds behind them like you’d see in Questionable Content. Just this one page conveys a massive amount of information about the Cafe Le Dead End. I’m particularly fond of the giant poster with the faux-deep expression, but I also really like the old and patched stools. This level of background detail recurs constantly, as well. We get panels that look like this

And even though I just read this comic once today, I know from memory that if Farah needs to pee, she should turn to her right and walk ten feet or so, and then the bathrooms will be on the left, just before to the entrance to the kitchen.

By comparison, I’ve been reading Questionable Content since I was in high school, and I don’t know if the Coffee of Doom has a bathroom at all, or even how big it is. A lot of comics have background-as-wallpaper, but Shattered Starlight’s environments are so good they make me think of Octopus Pie.

THE BAD

The story is weighted down by unnecessary exposition, most egregiously in a four-page scene explaining what a magical girl is right at the beginning, that could probably be cut entirely. One of the advantages of using a well-known concept like “Magical Girl” is that the audience already knows what it is, so this explanation is unnecessary. It’s actually doubly unnecessary, since the critical information is shown during the scene immediately following the narration, and there’s another, more motivated, infodump when the magical girls explain things to Lily. I think generally the comic has a bit of an issue with telling something and then showing it.

Little stuff, like Blue’s line here. We see Farah’s house a bit later, and we see that she lives alone with the three-legged cat named Tripod. It kind of makes sense for Blue to be bringing this up to needle Farah, but I think it’s a panel that can be cut. That kind of stuff is picking nits, though, and the only “bad” part of the comic is the narrated 4-page infodump, which at least has some interesting and foreshadowy visuals.

FINAL SCORE

Shattered Starlight has excellent art, and a story that’s a little bland but also it’s only in its first act. I give it 6 cough drops out of a teaspoon of mucinex.

[izayoi1242]

London’s PAD Offers a World of Art and Design

By BY FARAH NAYERI This year, the Pavilion of Art and Design includes works by Keith Haring, Joaquim Tenreiro, René Magritte and more. Here are some highlights. Published: October 2, 2019 at 06:00PM from NYT Arts https://ift.tt/2pbVXqA via IFTTT

[meowmeowriley]

waitttttt I love bunny hybrid ghost now (and yes!! Flemish giants are so cool and so so much bigger than anyone can picture!!) and while I am imagining soapghost as that one incredible image of the tiny bunny and his giant Flemish girlfriend, the size difference isn’t that crazy and I don’t think bunny suits soap quite as well. Do you have any other shifter headcanons for that verse?

I know the exact image lol, oh my God I love it!!! For this AU, only Ghost, Rudy, and Farah are shifters. Everyone else is human.

Ghost being his Flemish Giant self, and his entire family are also rabbit shifters.

Rudy is a bull, specifically a Corriente, he used to be a rodeo bull before joining the military.

Farah is a Cape Hare, and the only one who knows what kind of a shifter Ghost is, right off the bat. Takes one to know one, ya know?

That being said, I will probably do other shifter au's in the future, I've considered writing one where everyone in the 141 is a deer of some type, because I love them and there's so many options. Someone's gonna be a Musk Deer, the ones with the fangs, they're my favorites. 😊

[outsidetheknow]

London’s PAD Offers a World of Art and Design by BY FARAH NAYERI

London’s PAD Offers a World of Art and Design by BY FARAH NAYERI

By BY FARAH NAYERI

This year, the Pavilion of Art and Design includes works by Keith Haring, Joaquim Tenreiro, René Magritte and more. Here are some highlights.

Published: October 2, 2019 at 10:00PM

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[thegreato1ne]

London’s PAD Offers a World of Art and Design by BY FARAH NAYERI

London’s PAD Offers a World of Art and Design by BY FARAH NAYERI

By BY FARAH NAYERI

This year, the Pavilion of Art and Design includes works by Keith Haring, Joaquim Tenreiro, René Magritte and more. Here are some highlights.

Published: October 2, 2019 at 11:00AM

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'La La Land' wins big at Baftas 2017 with some politics

It's just two weeks before the Oscars hit, but the BAFTA's took center stage (well right before the Grammy's) Sunday night with "La La Land" winning five awards. Not bad as it had eleven nominations and won for Best film, best actress and best director. "Manchester By the Sea" continued its winning streak for Casey Affleck as best actor and Ken Loach won the best British film award for "I, Daniel Blake." Emma Stone, who won for Best Leading Actress in "La La Land" took her acceptance speech as a moment for her political statement. It was obvious how emotional this was for her as she stumbled slightly giving her message. “It feels like the world is going through a bit of a time right now… “Sorry, I’m losing my words, this always happens… “I don’t know if you’ve realized this, but right now this country and the U.S. and the world seems to be going through a bit of a time. Just a bit,” she said. “In a time that’s so divisive, I think it’s really special that we are all able to come together tonight thanks to BAFTA to celebrate the positive effect of creativity and how we can transcend borders and how we can help people to feel a little less alone.” Emma also acknowledged the BAFTA community for voting for her, telling them: “Thank you so much for this, this is an unbelievable honor.” Viola Davis, who won best supporting actress for "Fences" had a message supporting Meryl Street, whose impassioned speech at the Golden Globes resulted in a nasty Donald Trump tweet tantrum. “Anyone who labels Meryl Streep an overrated actress obviously doesn’t know anything about acting. That’s just the way it is. And that’s not even just directed towards Donald Trump. That’s directed towards anyone,” she told reporters in the press room following her win. “This is someone who is the master at her skill and she has lasted for 40 years — in a very difficult profession might I add. She continued: “I have never met anyone who has been in her presence who she has not made feel like a star in their own lives. That is a rock. Very humble, very gracious human being.”

2017 BAFTAs Winners List (winners are bolded):

BEST FILM ARRIVAL Dan Levine, Shawn Levy, David Linde, Aaron Ryder I, DANIEL BLAKE Rebecca O’Brien LA LA LAND Fred Berger, Jordan Horowitz, Marc Platt – WINNER MANCHESTER BY THE SEA Lauren Beck, Matt Damon, Chris Moore, Kimberly Steward, Kevin J. Walsh MOONLIGHT Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, Adele Romanski OUTSTANDING BRITISH FILM I, DANIEL BLAKE Ken Loach, Rebecca O’Brien, Paul Laverty – WINNER AMERICAN HONEY Andrea Arnold, Lars Knudsen, Pouya Shahbazian, Jay Van Hoy DENIAL Mick Jackson, Gary Foster, Russ Krasnoff, David Hare FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM David Yates, J.K. Rowling, David Heyman, Steve Kloves, Lionel Wigram NOTES ON BLINDNESS Peter Middleton, James Spinney, Mike Brett, Jo-Jo Ellison, Steve Jamison UNDER THE SHADOW Babak Anvari, Emily Leo, Oliver Roskill, Lucan Toh OUTSTANDING DEBUT BY A BRITISH WRITER, DIRECTOR OR PRODUCER The Girl With All the Gifts: MIKE CAREY (Writer), CAMILLE GATIN (Producer) The Hard Stop: GEORGE AMPONSAH (Writer/Director/Producer), DIONNE WALKER (Writer/Producer) Notes on Blindness: PETER MIDDLETON (Writer/Director/Producer), JAMES SPINNEY (Writer/Director), JO-JO ELLISON (Producer) The Pass: JOHN DONNELLY (Writer), BEN A. WILLIAMS (Director) Under the Shadow: BABAK ANVARI (Writer/Director), EMILY LEO, OLIVER ROSKILL, LUCAN TOH (Producers) – WINNER FILM NOT IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE DHEEPAN Jacques Audiard, Pascal Caucheteux JULIETA Pedro Almodóvar MUSTANG Deniz Gamze Ergüven, Charles Gillibert SON OF SAUL László Nemes, Gábor Sipos – WINNER TONI ERDMANN Maren Ade, Janine Jackowski DOCUMENTARY 13th Ava DuVernay – WINNER THE BEATLES: EIGHT DAYS A WEEK- THE TOURING YEARS Ron Howard THE EAGLE HUNTRESS Otto Bell, Stacey Reiss NOTES ON BLINDNESS Peter Middleton, James Spinney WEINER Josh Kriegman, Elyse Steinberg ANIMATED FILM FINDING DORY Andrew Stanton KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS Travis Knight – WINNER MOANA Ron Clements, John Musker ZOOTROPOLIS Byron Howard, Rich Moore DIRECTOR ARRIVAL Denis Villeneuve I, DANIEL BLAKE Ken Loach LA LA LAND Damien Chazelle – WINNER MANCHESTER BY THE SEA Kenneth Lonergan NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Tom Ford ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY HELL OR HIGH WATER Taylor Sheridan I, DANIEL BLAKE Paul Laverty LA LA LAND Damien Chazelle MANCHESTER BY THE SEA Kenneth Lonergan – WINNER MOONLIGHT Barry Jenkins ADAPTED SCREENPLAY ARRIVAL Eric Heisserer HACKSAW RIDGE Robert Schenkkan, Andrew Knight HIDDEN FIGURES Theodore Melfi, Allison Schroeder LION Luke Davies – WINNER NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Tom Ford LEADING ACTOR ANDREW GARFIELD Hacksaw Ridge CASEY AFFLECK Manchester by the Sea – WINNER JAKE GYLLENHAAL Nocturnal Animals RYAN GOSLING La La Land VIGGO MORTENSEN Captain Fantastic LEADING ACTRESS AMY ADAMS Arrival EMILY BLUNT The Girl on the Train EMMA STONE La La Land – WINNER MERYL STREEP Florence Foster Jenkins NATALIE PORTMAN Jackie SUPPORTING ACTOR AARON TAYLOR-JOHNSON Nocturnal Animals DEV PATEL Lion – WINNER HUGH GRANT Florence Foster Jenkins JEFF BRIDGES Hell or High Water MAHERSHALA ALI Moonlight SUPPORTING ACTRESS HAYLEY SQUIRES I, Daniel Blake MICHELLE WILLIAMS Manchester by the Sea NAOMIE HARRIS Moonlight NICOLE KIDMAN Lion VIOLA DAVIS Fences – WINNER ORIGINAL MUSIC ARRIVAL Jóhann Jóhannsson JACKIE Mica Levi LA LA LAND Justin Hurwitz – WINNER LION Dustin O’Halloran, Hauschka NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Abel Korzeniowski CINEMATOGRAPHY ARRIVAL Bradford Young HELL OR HIGH WATER Giles Nuttgens LA LA LAND Linus Sandgren – WINNER LION Greig Fraser NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Seamus McGarvey EDITING ARRIVAL Joe Walker HACKSAW RIDGE John Gilbert – WINNER LA LA LAND Tom Cross MANCHESTER BY THE SEA Jennifer Lame NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Joan Sobel PRODUCTION DESIGN DOCTOR STRANGE John Bush, Charles Wood FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Stuart Craig, Anna Pinnock – WINNER HAIL, CAESAR! Jess Gonchor, Nancy Haigh LA LA LAND Sandy Reynolds-Wasco, David Wasco NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Shane Valentino, Meg Everist COSTUME DESIGN ALLIED Joanna Johnston FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Colleen Atwood FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS Consolata Boyle JACKIE Madeline Fontaine – WINNER LA LA LAND Mary Zophres MAKE UP & HAIR DOCTOR STRANGE Jeremy Woodhead FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS J. Roy Helland, Daniel Phillips – WINNER HACKSAW RIDGE Shane Thomas NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Donald Mowat, Yolanda Toussieng ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY Nominees tbc SOUND ARRIVAL Claude La Haye, Bernard Gariépy Strobl, Sylvain Bellemare – WINNER DEEPWATER HORIZON Mike Prestwood Smith, Dror Mohar, Wylie Stateman, David Wyman FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Niv Adiri, Glenn Freemantle, Simon Hayes, Andy Nelson, Ian Tapp HACKSAW RIDGE Peter Grace, Robert Mackenzie, Kevin O’Connell, Andy Wright LA LA LAND Mildred Iatrou Morgan, Ai-Ling Lee, Steve A. Morrow, Andy Nelson SPECIAL VISUAL EFFECTS ARRIVAL Louis Morin DOCTOR STRANGE Richard Bluff, Stephane Ceretti, Paul Corbould, Jonathan Fawkner FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Tim Burke, Pablo Grillo, Christian Manz, David Watkins THE JUNGLE BOOK Robert Legato, Dan Lemmon, Andrew R. Jones, Adam Valdez – WINNER ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY Neil Corbould, Hal Hickel, Mohen Leo, John Knoll, Nigel Sumner BRITISH SHORT ANIMATION  THE ALAN DIMENSION Jac Clinch, Jonathan Harbottle, Millie Marsh A LOVE STORY Khaled Gad, Anushka Kishani Naanayakkara, Elena Ruscombe-King – WINNER TOUGH Jennifer Zheng BRITISH SHORT FILM CONSUMED Richard John Seymour HOME Shpat Deda, Afolabi Kuti, Daniel Mulloy, Scott O’Donnell- WINNER MOUTH OF HELL Bart Gavigan, Samir Mehanovic, Ailie Smith, Michael Wilson THE PARTY Farah Abushwesha, Emmet Fleming, Andrea Harkin, Conor MacNeill STANDBY Charlotte Regan, Jack Hannon EE RISING STAR AWARD (voted for by the public) TOM HOLLAND – WINNER ANYA TAYLOR-JOY LAIA COSTA LUCAS HEDGES RUTH NEGGA

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