#karianne

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[charybdisrevenge]

Kariann Bycer

[archiveofkloss]

december 18, 2023

kurt kloss shared a childhood photo of kristine and karlie holding kimberly and kariann as babies via his instagram story

[throwbackgaylor]

july 13, 2015 | nine years ago today

kariann kloss shared a photo of her with kimby and karlie at taylor's metlife n2 show via instagram:

“Here's to a crazy and unforgettable weekend with you two nuts”

[klossystories]

Karlie Kloss via Instagram Stories

[aliferou]

This is a rattle snake mixed with a python. This drawing is based of the snake drawing of Karianne Hutchinson

[el-cadejos]

No especifiqué, pero eran para Ártica. Y ya que andamos, para Kari: 16, 39, 47

16. What is your OC’s strongest childhood memory? Why and how as that impacted him/her?

As a child, she got to see her great-grandmother’s final horse show, specifically her final horse dressage exhibition. The elegance and mastery displayed by both rider and horse deeply bewitched her, serving as motivation to become a master rider herself, though in a different equestrian discipline, years later.

39. How does your OC handle anger?

She has a temper, lol, that’s usually expressed through groans and fist clenching. Karianne might raise her voice and aggressively poke or pinch the other person, but not enough to injure someone. To calm down, she’ll go horseriding.

47. How easily does your OC forgive?

Karianne is capricious by nature. She’ll get lightly offended by something but make a bigger deal for the shits and giggles. However, should it be something deeper and more hurtful, it might never be truly forgiven.

[dailyrothko]

MARK ROTHKO, Untitled, 1969.

Acrylic on paper mounted on canvas.

Photo by Eric Keune @erkitekt

183 × 107 cm.

Collection of Kate Rothko Prizel.

© 2020 by Kate Rothko Prizel and Christopher Rothko/ ARS

Mark Rothko - Paintings on Paper opens in Oslo!

The Mark Rothko: Paintings On Paper is a stunning exhibition organized by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, in collaboration with the National Museum, Oslo. The exhibition opened at the National Gallery of Art on 17 November 2023, and opens in the National Museum on 16 May 2024. 

This exhibition marks the first major presentation of the work of Mark Rothko in the Nordic countries. The Washington DC presentation of this exhibit was revelatory experience, and I highly recommend it.

This exhibition examines approximately 100 paintings on paper made throughout Rothko's career, from figurative works of the 1930s, to mythological and surrealist works of the 1940s, to works from the 1950s and 1960s painted in the artist’s signature format: soft-edged rectangular fields arranged against monochrome backgrounds. Centering these paintings on paper offers a new view of the development of Rothko’s oeuvre.  

I have always felt a special emotional attachment to Rothko's late period, and the show has many key examples of this. However, don't sleep on the early works, which until recently were often plagued by old, inferior scans. For me, seeing these  in person, especially the watercolors of his "surrealist" period, made me gain an appreciation for how beautifully layered and constructed these paintings really are. The Rothko that we know and love later is present there in his translucent use of color

The exhibition is accompanied by a research-based publication written by Adam Greenhalgh of the National Gallery of Art, and an introductory book about Mark Rothko, written by Karianne Ommundsen and Øystein Ustvedt of the National Museum. 

If you are in the area, do not miss this. 

[charybdisrevenge]

Kariann Bycer

[archiveofkloss]

april 10, 2024

karlie kloss via kimby’s instagram stories

[throwbackgaylor]

april 26, 2019 | five years ago today

taylor posted a picture with benjamin covering the eye theory eye via instagram:

“And then there were three…”

both kariann and kimby kloss liked it

[klossystories]

Karlie Kloss via Instagram Stories

[rainbowdaisy13]

When everyone on social media was fighting each other over the scale scene in the Anti-Hero MV, Taylor didn't give a single shit about anyone's opinion about it until Kariann said that the scene bothered her on social media and then Taylor had that scene removed from the Anti-Hero MV within like two hours of Kariann saying it bothered her.

So Taylor seems to only change things she does that bothers other people if some of the people that are bothered by what she's doing are related to her, so like unless Karlie like tells Taylor she won't let her touch her boobies for the rest of their lives if she doesn't publicly denounce Tr*mp ASAP, I don't really think that Taylor do anything about it because she's way too stubborn to stop doing really stupid shit when she's convinced herself that the stupid shit she's doing is a good idea

[delicatuscii-wasbella102]

By Kariann Burleson

[spade-riddles]

https://twitter.com/switchlor/status/1659611399662845957?s=46

😮

Oh yes this is one from the old Kaylor days. It was kimby’s and Kariann’s birthday night in Las Vegas. Calvin was the DJ at one of his shows. Kimby tapped them on the shoulder basically telling them to be careful. Sweet moment and also sad they cannot be themselves. Austin is in that video too.

Link

[thepro-lifemovement]

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed a pro-life bill into law Wednesday that protects unborn babies by ending abortion facility licenses throughout the state.

Aborting unborn babies is still legal in Utah due to a court order blocking its abortion ban, but the new law effectively could ban elective abortions while that lawsuit continues.

This week, Cox, a pro-life Republican, signed the pro-life law, along with dozens of others, after the state legislature passed it by an overwhelming majority earlier this month.

Sponsored by state Rep. Karianne Lisonbee, R-Clearfield, House Bill 467 prohibits abortion facilities from operating in Utah starting in 2024 and prohibits state authorities from granting licenses to abortion facilities after May 2. However, it also requires abortions that are allowed under the law to be performed in hospitals, basically making current abortion facilities’ licenses meaningless.

Lisonbee recently said her legislation “strikes the very best balance of protecting innocent life and protecting women who experience rare and dangerous circumstances.”

Currently, Utah has four abortion facilities, including the Wasatch Women’s Center in Salt Lake City and three Planned Parenthoods. It is not clear if any of them plan to file lawsuits attempting to block the law.

The Utah Hospital Association told the Associated Press that Utah hospitals do not perform elective abortions, and would not say if any plan to start doing so as a result of the new law.