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MEKA JACKSON & FABO D4L ‘SPACETRIPS’ (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)

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OSA FEAT MEKA JACKSON - BOY WEY SABI

Osa Unveils New Single & Visuals to “Boy Wey Sabi” Featuring Meka Jackson available now on all global platforms.Produced by Yo Bruz and Directed by Ceven ImperialOfficial Video – https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o99ehe-8BBo (Find attached thumbnail options)Rising Afrobeat sensation Osa is set to captivate audiences once again with his latest single, “Boy Wey Sabi,” featuring the talented Meka…

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OSA FEAT MEKA JACKSON - BOY WEY SABI

Osa Unveils New Single & Visuals to “Boy Wey Sabi” Featuring Meka Jackson available now on all global platforms.   Produced by Yo Bruz and Directed by Ceven Imperial   Official Video – https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o99ehe-8BBo (Find attached thumbnail options) Rising Afrobeat sensation Osa is set to captivate audiences once again with his latest single, “Boy Wey Sabi,” featuring the talented…

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OSA FEAT MEKA JACKSON - BOY WEY SABI

Osa Unveils New Single & Visuals to “Boy Wey Sabi” Featuring Meka Jackson available now on all global platforms.   Produced by Yo Bruz and Directed by Ceven Imperial   Official Video – https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o99ehe-8BBo (Find attached thumbnail options) Rising Afrobeat sensation Osa is set to captivate audiences once again with his latest single, “Boy Wey Sabi,” featuring the talented…

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OSA FEAT MEKA JACKSON - BOY WEY SABI

Osa Unveils New Single & Visuals to “Boy Wey Sabi” Featuring Meka Jackson available now on all global platforms.   Produced by Yo Bruz and Directed by Ceven Imperial   Official Video – https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o99ehe-8BBo (Find attached thumbnail options) Rising Afrobeat sensation Osa is set to captivate audiences once again with his latest single, “Boy Wey Sabi,” featuring the talented…

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OSA FEAT MEKA JACKSON - BOY WEY SABI

Osa Unveils New Single & Visuals to “Boy Wey Sabi” Featuring Meka Jackson available now on all global platforms.   Produced by Yo Bruz and Directed by Ceven Imperial   Official Video – https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o99ehe-8BBo (Find attached thumbnail options) Rising Afrobeat sensation Osa is set to captivate audiences once again with his latest single, “Boy Wey Sabi,” featuring the talented…

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Meet The (Updated) Art Team

Hello Kinfolks!

I've been really looking forward to this post for a while, and it's now time to unveil the art team I've assembled to put this project together! They're some heavy hitters that y'all ought to recognize, so without further ado let's meet them!

Bek Andrew Evans

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Mx. Bek Andrew Evans (he/they) is a freelance writer and illustrator from Jackson, Mississippi. He's been doing art since he was young and takes inspiration from comic books (particularly in the 90s), Jhonen Vasquez, grunge, and Carvagio. His favorite mediums are loose inks, watercolors, oil paints, and digital styles that replicate the looks of traditional mediums. He uses body horror and attention to expressions and lighting to convey stories through images, often queer in nature. He explores themes of mental illness, disability, abuse, poverty, and the many intersections of these statuses.

iezeradd (They/He)

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They are a mixed media artist and writer hailing from Quebec, Canada. They explore concepts of queerness, identity, generational trauma, and otherness through his illustrations of werewolves, often contrasting tenderness and violence in his works. They use transformations and inner conflict as a reflection of his own experiences as a queer individual.

iezeradd is joining the team to provide a myriad of art, ranging from props, to textures, and tribe artwork! We're very fortunate to have them on the team!

Dogblud She/Her

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Dogblud (she/her), is a Midwestern cryptid working as a freelance artist and writer. Her work is near-exclusively sapphic, centering primarily around werewolves, werebeasts, and their strong thematic ties - horrific or otherwise - to all forms of womanhood.

A long-time fan of Werewolf: the Apocalypse, she's joined our team to produce all of the tribe artwork for the book, in addition to a number of other contributory pieces!

Meka (Any Pronouns)

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Meka is a Scottish comic artist with a flair for the dark and extremely bloody and a long-standing love of monsters and what they let us all explore-- for better and worse. Vehemently underground, they build stories about horror, grief, depersonalisation, and the isolation that comes with being just a little too weird and too angry to swallow whole. Art and catharsis go hand in hand, as far as she’s concerned.

In a throwback to the original game series, Meka has joined to produce a 22-page fully illustrated comic for the series entitled Cracking the Bone. A postgraduate in traditional comic artistry, we're extremely fortunate to have them on the team.

Mx. Morgan (They/Them)

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Mx. Morgan G Robles (they/them) is a freelance artist and illustrator based in Seattle, Washington. Their work is best known for its use of macabre themes, animals, and nature. They use these themes to explore mental illness, gender identity, or simply to make neat skulls.

They're known for producing book covers for several major publishers, and they've been brought in to design our book covers as well. In addition, they've developed a number of inside pieces as well!

M.WolfhideWinter (He/Him)

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He is a part-time freelance illustrator from Scotland. His work is heavily inspired by the rugged terrain (and rain) of Scotland with a focus on werewolves inhabiting the wild landscapes both past and present. He explores themes of mental illness, societal stigma, dark folklore, and sad werewolves in the rain.

WolfhideWinter has joined our team as our monster-maker, dedicating their time towards depicting our primary antagonists of the garou: The Black Spiral Dancers, and the Wyrm's brood! We can hardly think of a body horror artist more fitting for the role.

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Hi, I'm looking for self-published queer books by authors of color. They are hard to find. Any identity is fine. I recently read The Fall That Saved Us by Tamara Jeree and it was so good!

Fiona Zedde has a bunch; check out the Like Her series: https://amzn.to/3tEfx0s

Ditto Katrina Jackson - I think all her books are self-pub, and many are queer: https://amzn.to/3TIpch6

Same with Jack Harbon, minus the one Audible book: https://amzn.to/3NNyDrP

Rebekah Weatherspoon is a hybrid publisher, so if you want something self-pubbed of hers, try Xeni: https://amzn.to/48lEgFN

Ditto Alisha Rai, and A Gentleman in the Street: https://amzn.to/48erGIh

And Courtney Milan, and Hold Me: https://amzn.to/4aC9SZl

And NG Peltier, and Sweethand: https://amzn.to/41FxN6a

And Meka James, and Being Hospitable: https://amzn.to/3vj80Vf

For a YA, try Secrets of Eden by Brandon Goode: https://amzn.to/47jjPYR

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Osa - Boy Wey Sabi (Official Video) ft. Meka Jackson

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Milano, museo del Novecento: da domani la mostra “Fluxus, arte per tutti”

Milano, museo del Novecento: da domani la mostra “Fluxus, arte per tutti”. Dal 25 novembre al 16 aprile 2023 il Museo del Novecento presenta “Fluxus, arte per tutti. Edizioni italiane dalla collezione Luigi Bonotto” a cura di Patrizio Peterlini e Martina Corgnati. La mostra, in programma nello spazio degli Archivi, analizza per la prima volta tramite pubblicazioni, opere e documenti il ruolo chiave dell’Italia nell’ambito di Fluxus, a sessant’anni dal Festival “FLuXuS Internationale FesTsPiELe NEUEsTER MUSiK” di Wiesbaden del settembre 1962. Nato tra la fine degli anni Cinquanta e l’inizio degli anni Sessanta grazie all’artista, architetto e organizzatore culturale George Maciunas, Fluxus si sviluppa soprattutto negli Stati Uniti, in Europa e in Giappone, ed è al centro di una rivoluzione estetica e sociale che mira a intrecciare arti visive e performative, musica sperimentale e teatro dando anche vita a festival, happening e concerti con la volontà di eliminare la divisione nelle arti e, in generale, quella tra esistenza e creazione artistica. Anche l’Italia partecipa in misura importante alla diffusione di Fluxus, in particolare con significative esperienze nella produzione di “edizioni”: oggetti, cartelle di grafica, libri d’artista in diversi esemplari. Queste opere sono realizzate da mecenati e operatori culturali insieme ai protagonisti del movimento, come Eric Andersen, Joseph Beuys, George Brecht, Giuseppe Chiari, Philip Corner, Geoffrey Hendricks, Allan Kaprow, George Maciunas, Nam June Paik, Ben Patterson, Dieter Roth, Wolf Vostell, Bob Watts e molti altri. La realizzazione di edizioni gioca un ruolo essenziale nella diffusione sistematica del movimento, una scelta strategica che identifica come punti di forza i bassi costi di produzione, la facilità di distribuzione (anche per posta) e l’accessibilità al grande pubblico grazie ai prezzi economici. Caratteristiche che rispondono in pieno all’idea di democratizzazione dell’arte perseguita da Fluxus. È infatti nel secondo manifesto del 1963 che Maciunas parla di una Revolutionary Flood che renda l’arte accessibile e comprensibile a tutti, con un attacco diretto e senza mediazioni al sistema del mercato. L’idea dell’inondazione s’incarna nelle piccole edizioni che caratterizzano la produzione Fluxus: una miriade di piccoli oggetti che, come l’acqua, possono arrivare ovunque portando con sé la nuova visione estetica del mondo. I multipli e le numerose edizioni in mostra, provenienti dalla Collezione Luigi Bonotto, esplorano e approfondiscono il radicale cambiamento che la diffusione delle edizioni apporta nella fruizione dell’opera d’arte nel mondo Fluxus e dei suoi estimatori. Da oggetto d’élite, destinato a pochi fruitori di una ristretta cerchia di facoltosi intenditori, l’opera diviene un oggetto cheap, accessibile e acquistabile da chiunque, spesso corredata di un “manuale di istruzioni” per un’azione da compiere a casa propria. Questo ulteriore passo verso la de-costruzione del mondo dell’arte ha avuto e continua ad avere ripercussioni ancora difficilmente indagabili. Di fatto, non solo qualsiasi oggetto può essere elevato ad arte, ma a operare questo passaggio può essere chiunque, senza necessariamente aver bisogno di un riconoscimento ufficiale. In mostra sono esposte edizioni di: Eric Andersen, Ay-O, Joseph Beuys, George Brecht, John Cage, Giuseppe Chiari, Philip Corner, Willem De Ridder, Jean Dupuy, Robert Filliou, Albert M. Fine, Henry Flynt, Ken Friedman, Al Hansen, Geoffrey Hendricks, Dick Higgins, Joe Jones, Allan Kaprow, Milan Knizak, Alison Knowles, Jackson Mac Low, George Maciunas, Walter Marchetti, Jonas Mekas, Larry Miller, Charlotte Moorman, Claes Oldenburg, Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, Ben Patterson, Dieter Roth, Takako Saito, Tomas Schmit, Carolee Schneemann, Mieko Shiomi, Gianni-Emilio Simonetti, Daniel Spoerri, Ben Vautier, Wolf Vostell, Robert Watts, Emmett Williams e altri. Dall’inizio degli anni Settanta, la Collezione Bonotto raccoglie numerosissime testimonianze tra opere, documentazioni audio, video, manifesti, libri, riviste ed edizioni degli artisti Fluxus e delle ricerche verbo-visuali internazionali sviluppate dalla fine degli anni Cinquanta: Lettrismo, Poesia Concreta, Poesia Visiva, Poesia Sonora e Poesia Digitale. Tutta la collezione (opere e documenti) è interamente e liberamente consultabile on line sul sito della Fondazione Bonotto (www.fondazionebonotto.org) che, grazie all’enorme lavoro di connessioni sviluppate tra le varie schede, è divenuto un punto di riferimento importante a livello internazionale per approfondire la conoscenza di Fluxus e della Poesia Concreta, Visiva, Sonora e Digitale.... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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Media Questions Of The Week

Will record companies in the future try to relaunch a virtual rapper like FN Meka now that Capitol Records dropped the project and apologized to the Black community after the backlash?

Should Harry Styles be called the King Of Pop after Michael Jackson claimed the title? 

Will the RAP Act that seeks to stop rappers' lyrics from being used in court become a law? 

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MEKA JACKSON “BRENDA’S BABIES” OFFICIAL VIDEO

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Part 4.

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Headcanons of Halloween costumes for this guys :D

Ayano: Sans

Taro: Hanako-kun (TBHK)

Osana: Asuka Langley (Evangelion) (It was Raibaru’s idea lol)

Amai: A cupcake

Kizana: Ophelia

Oka: A witch

Asu: Usain Bolt (lol)

Osoro: A knight

Hanako: Hanako-san

Megami: Green light, Red light doll (Squid game) (Council’s idea lol)

Sakyu: Succubus

Inkyu: Vampire

Kuu: Rei Ayanami (Evangelion)

Horuda: Little red riding hood

Kyuji: Jeff the killer

Otohiko: Chucky

Hazu: A clumsy clown

Toga: Michael Jackson in Thriller (It was my dad’s idea lmao)

Raibaru: Sailor Moon

Shoku: Evil butcher

Kenko: A carrot

Seiyo: George Washington

Saki: Hatsune Miku

Ajia: A female samurai

Tsuruzo: Hamlet

Shozo: Batman

Riku: Sebastian Michaelis (Black Buttler)

Tokuko: Juliette

Kokona: Kasane Teto (UTAU)

Shin: Skeleton

Chojo: A devil

Daku: A ghost (He is cute)

Supana: A mummy

Kokuma: A pumpkin (She is even cutter)

Geiju: Leonardo da Vinci

Borupen: A cannibal

Enpitsu: Himself (?

Maka: Who knows...?

Efude: Naruto

Miyuji: Ibuki Mioda (Danganronpa)

Gita: A cat

Beshi: Girlfriend (FNF)

Dora: Dora the explorer

Kiba: A bunny

Budo: Bruce lee

Sho: Jason

Juku: Terminator

Mina: Mulán

Shima: A fairy

Fureddo: Fred Jones

Rojasu: Shaggy

Sukubi: Scooby-doo

Dafuni: Daphne Blake

Beruma: Velma Dinkley

Kaga: A crazy scientist (HImself?????)

Horo: Albert Einstein

Yaku: Magical Girl Pretty Miyuki

Meka: Amelia Earhart

Homu: Robot-chan

Itachi: Itachi Uchiha (Naruto)

Hojiro: Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto)

Unagi: Tanjiro Kamado (Demon Slayer)

Iruka: A cute dolphin (?

Mantaro: Budo Masuta

Uekiya: A Sunflower

Himari: A Scarecrow

Sakura: Wonder Woman

Tsubaki: An angel

Gema: Leonardo: (The ninja turtle...)

Ryuto: Deku (BNHA)

Pippy: Uravity (BNHA)

Midori: Sky (Paw Patrol)

Mai: Sailor Chibi Moon

Delinquents: McDonald’s workers (Gaku is Ronald McDonald’s)

Bullies: Harley Quinn (Yep, all of them)

Student Council: Soldiers of the Squid Game

Sorry for posting this one day later, yesterday I had no internet in my home :(

Edit: I edited it because someone make me realize that I forgot Kiba, sorry Kiba :((

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MEKA JACKSON – DEAR DAD | @dontfollowmeka Meka Jackson - Dear Dad via Soundcloud Available on iTunes & All Digital Streaming platforms shortly.

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Lewis / Richard Linklater / Kenneth Lonergan / Ernst Lubitsch (Germany) / George Lucas / Sidney Lumet / David Lynch USA (M-R) Terrence Malick / Joseph L. Mankiewicz / Anthony Mann / Michael Mann / Leo McCarey / Jonas Mekas (Lithuania) / Vincente Minnelli / Michael Moore / Errol Morris / Mike Nichols (Germany) / Christopher Nolan (UK) / Alexander Payne / Sam Peckinpah / Arthur Penn / Sydney Pollack / Otto Preminger (Austria-Hungary) / Sam Raimi / Bob Rafelson / Nicholas Ray / Kelly Reichardt / Rob Reiner / Mark Robson (Canada) / George A. Romero / Alan Rudolph USA (S-U) John Sayles / Paul Schrader / Martin Scorsese / Ridley Scott (UK) / George Sidney / Don Siegel / Robert Siodmak (Germany) / Douglas Sirk (Germany) / Steven Soderbergh / Steven Spielberg / George Stevens / Oliver Stone / John Sturges / Preston Sturges / Quentin Tarantino / Frank Tashlin / Jacques Tourneur (France) / Edgar G. Ulmer (Austria-Hungary) USA (V-Z) Gus Van Sant / Paul Verhoeven (Netherlands) / King Vidor / Josef von Sternberg (Austria) / Erich von Stroheim (Austria) / Raoul Walsh / Andy Warhol / Peter Weir (Australia) / Orson Welles / William Wellman / James Whale (UK) / Billy Wilder (Austria-Hungary) / Robert Wise / Frederick Wiseman / William Wyler (Germany) / Robert Zemeckis / Fred Zinnemann (Austria-HungaryJonas Mekas)