Village Carnival, 1926
Paul Klee ( 1879 - 1940 )
Appendix Songs — Group presentation curated by Tom K Kemp at PuntWG, Amsterdam
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Liz Emery - felt artist
The ‘upside-down’ jellyfish (Cassiopea sp.) thrives in near-shore marine habitats. It is commonly found on seagrass beds or in mangrove forests, resting its exumbrella against the sediment - exposing its oral arms to the sunlight. Why this fellow is sunbathing all the time? Its oral arms carry symbiotic zooxanthellae, dinoflagellates (marine algae) of the genus Symbiodinium that assimilate carbon and nitrogen for this gelatinous friend.
Selections of Wim Crouwel’s graphic design work From IDEA no. 323 (July 2007) – Claes Oldenburg (1970) – WIP, evolution of Neu Alphabet, tempera on paper (1964-1967) – European Federation of Financial Analysts Societies (1966) – Expo ‘70, Osaka, Japan (1970) – Visuele Communicatie Nederland (1969) Wim Crouwel’s graphic design work in the 1960s and 1970s helped inform the futuristic graphic language of Y2K design.
SPAIN. Benidorm. 1997. Martin Parr
“Come as you are”. Selena Forrest by Estelle Hanania for Interview Germany February 2016
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Embaba district, Cairo
Charlotte Rampling photographed by Helmut Newton, 1973.
how come the most dramatic lamentations and expressions of terror right now are coming from the people in the least amount of danger
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