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glbtrx · 4 months
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lgbt+ community has to stop being soft and kind. We gotta be sadistic and chaotic against any type of homophobes
hell yeah I'm gonna make ALL of your children gay and trans MWAHAHAH
GENDER IS DEAD AND I'M SO FUCKING PLEASED ABOUT IT!
I DON'T CARE IF YOU IDENTIFY AS AN ELEFANT YOU STILL MUST HAVE HUMANS RIGHTS YOU DIPSHIT! EVEN IF YOU DONT WANT THEM PFTT
Yesyesyes we're gonna make whole cities painted with rainbows. We'll choke you all to death with trans flags LOL
OHHH guess WHAT I don't care if I'll go to hell. Yeaaaahhhh I'll FUCKING ENJOY IT AND GAYS WILL MAKE OUT AGAGAHA
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noloveforned · 11 months
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no love for ned is back on wlur with a new show tonight after an unplanned week off. tune in anytime from 8pm until midnight for some great new music or catch up with last week's show below!
no love for ned on wlur – may 26th, 2023 from 8-10pm
artist // track // album // label thrush hermit // marya // marya 7" // genius boyracer // we have such gifts // punker than you since '92 // 555 it thing // god's car // syrup // marthouse adele and the chandeliers // souvenirs of my mind // still thinking // orange carpet idle ray // corridors of summer (single mix) // corridors of summer 7" // tall texan velocity girl // my forgotten favorite // my forgotten favorite 7" // slumberland lisasinson // los que se pelean no se desean // un año de cambios // elefant memorials // it's in our hands // music for film: women against the bomb // the state51 conspiracy immaterial possession // to the fete // mercy of the crane folk // fire nap eyes // child’s romance // snake oil digital single // jagjaguwar wednesday // quarry // rat saw god // dead oceans annie blackman // need me // bug ep // father/daughter self esteem // prioritise pleasure (acoustic) // prioritise pleasure (deluxe) // fiction herman düne // the right path lays open before me // the portable herman düne, volume three // bb*island lisa/liza // kiss the flowers // breaking and mending // orindal george xylouris and jim white // tails of time // the forest in me // drag city califone // mcmansions // villagers // jealous butcher kammerflimmer kollektief // viertes kapitel // schemen // karlrecords eli keszler // manhattan part iii // live cassette // lucky me brent cordero and peter kerlin featuring james brandon lewis and charles burst // decolonize this place // a sublime madness // astral spirits salami rose joe louis // always on my mind // akousmatikous // brainfeeder ravyn lenae featuring smino // 3d // hypnos // atlantic alex unger // movie // all:lo vol. 6 compilation // all:lo cloth // never know // secret measure // rock action suep // onions // shop ep // memorials of distinction the blue herons // disorder // disorder digital single // (self-released) peaness // same place // same place 7" // odd box heavenly featuring calvin johnson // c is the heavenly option // le jardin de heavenly // skep wax
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De Algemene Verwarring #101 - 13 November 2023
Episode one hundred and one of De Algemene Verwarring was broadcast on Monday, November 13, 2023, and you can listen to it by clicking on the link below that will take you directly to the Mixcloud page:
Pictured below are De Portables, the Belgian band from Bruges that played its very last show last Friday. They existed for about 27 years and have always been a part of my musical life. Unfortunately that last show was on the same day as the first day of the Sonic City festival here in Kortrijk, so I missed it, but I've seen them numerous times in the past and I've always thought that they would be around for ever. There are only a few bands like that, the ones that have been around all your life and that you assume will be there forever. Sonic Youth was one of those bands, The Ex is still one of those bands, The Cure is one of those bands, and De Portables was one of those bands. I'm quite sure that there will be more musical output from the different band members (I mean, for instance, listen to Wio's excellent Disintegration cover album), but still, this is the end of a musical era. And there are not a lot of Belgian bands with the same legacy as De Portables. I already played on of their excellent cover songs in the previous episode, and this time I'm playing the opening and title track of their album "Rosegarden". Thank you for the music!
This whole episode has a post festival vibe, there's only one very loud track, there's a lot of slow long tracks, a few drones, and a bit of krautrock. Bands in this episode include The Shifters, Sex Church, Stereolab, Lungfish, PJ Harvey, Hydroplane, Ordeal, K-Group, and a new Blod track to open the show. And beneath the photo you can find the playlist for the show. Enjoy!
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Playlist:
Blod: Splittringen (LP “Ondskans Frö”, self-released, 2023)
Sex Church: Hidden Hand (12” “Somnambulist” on Psychic Handshake Recordings & Instant Pleasure Records, 2013)
The Shifters: The American Attitude To Law (LP “The Shifters” on Future Folklore Records, reissue from 2018, originally released on cassette in 2015 on Comfort 35 in 35 copies)
Stereolab: Harmonium (2LP “Refried Ectoplasm (Switched On Volume 2)” on Duophonic Ultra High Frequency Disks, reissue 2018, originally released in 1995)
Cloudland Canyon: Krautwerk (LP “Lie In Light” on Kranky, 2008)
Lewsberg: A Different View (LP “Out And About”, self-released, 2023)
Hydroplane: Failed Adventure (2LP “Selected Songs 1997-2003” on World Of Echo, 2023, originally released on a 7” on Elefant Records, 1997)
PJ Harvey: A Child’s Question, August (LP “I Inside The Old Year Dying” on Partisan Records, 2023)
Lungfish: Ann The Word (CD “Artificial Horizon” on Dischord, 1998)
Twinsistermoon: Black Nebulae (LP “Then Fell The Ashes…” on Blackest Rainbow, 2010)
Loopsel: I En Skog (LP “Öga För Öga : Eye For An Eye” on DFA Records & Mammas Mysteriska Jukebox, 2023)
Ordeal: Falks Grav (LP “Vätterns Pärla” on Aguirre Records, 2023)
K-Group: Remaining Light (LP “New Series 1” on Knotwilg Records, 2023)
De Portables: Rosegarden (CD “Rosegarden” on Kraak, 2001)
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Beyond the Stereotype: A Transformative Elephant Experience in Jaipur
Jaipur, India, the vibrant Pink City, beckons travelers from across the globe – the USA, UK, Australia, Europe, and beyond – with its rich history, stunning architecture, and captivating culture. But within this bustling metropolis lies a unique opportunity to create a deeper connection with nature – an unforgettable elephant experience at Elefanjoy. Step away from the traditional elephant rides, often associated with animal discomfort, and embark on a transformative journey focused on respect, understanding, and ethical interaction with these magnificent creatures.
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Unveiling the Legacy: Elephants in the Tapestry of Rajasthan
Elephants have played a pivotal role in Rajasthan's history, revered for their strength, loyalty, and intelligence. The Rajput Maharajas, the region's rulers, considered them loyal companions, utilizing them in battles and royal processions. Today, Elefanjoy in Jaipur honors this legacy by providing a sanctuary for rescued and retired elephants. Here, their well-being is paramount, while visitors have the chance to learn about their fascinating world and the vital role they play in the ecosystem.
Beyond the Spectacle: A Multi-Sensory Encounter with Elefanjoy
Elefanjoy offers an experience unlike any other. Here's what awaits you:
Meeting the Mahouts: Begin your journey by connecting with the mahouts, the elephant caretakers. Witness the deep bond they share with their elephant companions, nurtured since the elephants were young calves. Learn about the traditional techniques used for elephant care, passed down through generations, and the immense respect these caretakers have for their charges.
Witnessing Gentle Giants Up Close: Observe the elephants in their spacious enclosures, nestled amidst the scenic Aravalli Hills. No longer confined or chained, they roam freely, interacting playfully, bathing in mud pools, and trumpeting greetings to one another. Through this firsthand observation, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for their social structure, intelligence, and gentle demeanor.
Sensory Enrichment Activities: Elephants are highly intelligent creatures who thrive on mental stimulation. Elefanjoy offers enrichment activities designed to mimic their natural behaviors, promoting cognitive well-being. Watch them solve puzzles for treats, use tools to retrieve objects, and explore their enclosures in a stimulating way, keeping their minds active and engaged.
Engaging in Ethical Interaction:
Elefanjoy prioritizes the well-being of the elephants and avoids practices that may compromise their health or happiness. Here are some ways you can connect with these amazing creatures in an ethical manner:
Elephant Feeding: Prepare a special vegetarian meal for your elephant companions under the guidance of the mahouts. Learn about their dietary needs and witness their joy as they savor the treats you offer. This heartwarming experience allows you to form a genuine connection with these magnificent creatures.
Elephant Bathing Ritual: Witness the refreshing and playful ritual of bathing the elephants. See them frolic in the water, spraying themselves and their mahouts with playful abandon. This experience not only provides the elephants with much-needed relief from the heat but also offers a glimpse into their playful nature.
Nature Walks with Elephants: Elefanjoy offers a unique opportunity to embark on a nature walk alongside these gentle giants. Traverse through the serene Aravalli Hills, experiencing the natural beauty of the region from a whole new perspective, with the majestic elephants as your companions. This unique experience allows you to witness their grace and power as they navigate their natural habitat.
More Than Just a Visit: Supporting Elephant Conservation
Elefanjoy at the Elephant Village is more than just a tourist attraction. It's a dedicated sanctuary that prioritizes the well-being of its resident elephants. A portion of your ticket proceeds goes towards ensuring the elephants receive nutritious food, proper veterinary care, and a comfortable environment. By choosing Elefanjoy, you contribute to the conservation efforts for these magnificent creatures and support initiatives aimed at protecting endangered Asian elephants.
Planning Your Transformative Elephant Experience:
The Elefanjoy sanctuary is conveniently located near Jaipur city center, making it a perfect addition to your Jaipur day tours. Here's what you need to know for your visit:
The sanctuary is open from 11:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
Booking your Elefanjoy experience in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist season.
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking outdoors.
Respect the elephants' space and avoid making loud noises or sudden movements.
Memories that Last a Lifetime:
Your Elefanjoy experience will be an unforgettable memory that you'll cherish for years to come. You'll leave with a newfound appreciation for the intelligence, social complexity, and gentle nature of elephants. More importantly, you'll contribute to their well-being and conservation efforts. Elefanjoy isn't just about entertainment; it'
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guerrerense · 11 months
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ČD 471.079 "City Elefant" Praha-Vršovice 18/08/2019 por Stefano & Roberto Trionfini
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circusfans-italia · 1 year
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XI FESTIVAL DI GIRONA: Il Palmarés
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XI FESTIVAL DI GIRONA: Il Palmarés I Flying Caballeros e la coppia alle cinghie aeree Duo Disar vincono l'11 Festival del Circo “Elefant d’Or” di Girona. Il premio del pubblico è andato a The Flyers Valencia per il numero alla doppia ruota della morte; il Premio della Critica è andato al Duo Disar e quello della Giuria dell'immagine a Sabrina Aganier al cerchio aereo Il Festival ha raccolto più di 29.000 spettatori sotto al grande chapiteau di Girona
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I Flying Caballeros e il Duo Disar, con un'attrazione aerea alle cinghie dall'Uzbekistan, hanno vinto l'11 Festival del Circo “Elefant d’Or” di Girona che si è svolto dal 2 al 7 marzo al Camp de Mart.
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Oltre al primo premio, il gruppo di trapezisti messicano The Flying Caballeros ha anche battuto un record mondiale durante la sua partecipazione al Festival Internazionale del Circo dell'Elefante d'Oro a Girona. Sabato scorso, per la prima volta nella storia, tre trapezisti hanno fatto il quadruplo salto mortale durante lo stesso spettacolo.
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Ecco il Palmarés completo: Elefants d’Or The Flying Caballero, Trapezis volants (Mèxic) Duo Disar, Cintes aèries (Uzbekistan)
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Elefants de Plata Vertex, Volteig acrobàtic (Israel) The Acrobatic Troupe of Dezhou, Cercles i diàbolo (Xina) Mat & Mym, Patins acrobatics (Canadà) Elefants de Bronze The Flyers Valencia, Doble roda de la mort (Colòmbia) Argendance Company, Malambo (Argentina) Hermanos Rodriguez, Icaris (El Salvador) I premi del Pubblico e della Critica hanno invece premiato rispettivamente il gruppo The Flyers Valencia (Colombia) alla doppia ruota della morte e il Duo Disar (Uzbekistan) alle cinghie aeree (vincitori anche dell'Elephant of Gold). Il premio Immagine è andato a Sabrina Aganier (Canada) con al cerchio aereo. Premio del Pubblico Flyers Valencia, Doble roda de la mort (Colòmbia) Premio della Crítica Duo Disar, Cintes aèries (Uzbekistan) Premio dell'Immagine Sabrina Aganier, Cercle aeri (Canadà) Tra tutti i partecipanti dello Show Blu e dello Show Rosso, solo 14 sono arrivati ​​in finale e si sono esibiti nel Golden Gala che chiude il Festival. Tra i finalisti c'erano Sabrina Aganier (Canada), Hermanos Rodriguez (El Salvador), Tumpy (Cile), Duo Wizzards (Russia), Flying Lucky Hell (Australia), Vertex (Israele), The Flyers Valencia (Colombia), The Flying Caballeros (Messico ), Duo Marruffo (Brasile), Clown Bubi (Brasile), Argendance Compagny (Argentina), Mat & Mym (Canada), Duo Disar (Uzbekistan) e The Acrobatic Troupe of Dezhou City (Cina). Atrazioni participanti alla  Gala  d’Or per ordine di esibizione - Sabrina Aganier (Canadà) Cercle aeri - Hermanos Rodriguez (El Salvador) Icaris - Tumpy (Xile) Comicidad - Duo Wizzards (Rússia) Quick Change - Flying Lucky Hell (Austràlia) Faquisime aèri - Vertex (Israel) Volteig acrobàtic - The Flyers Valencia (Colòmbia) Doble roda de la mort - The Flying Caballero (Mèxic) Trapezis volants - Duo Marruffo (Brasil) Mà a mà - Clown Bubi (Brasil) Comicitat - Argendance Compagny (Argentina) Malambo - Mat & Mym (Canadà) Patins acrobàtics - Duo Disar (Uzbekistan) Cintes aèries - The Acrobatic Troupe of Dezhou City (Xina) Cercles Per quanto riguarda le presenze di questa edizione, dopo aver superato tutte le restrizioni degli ultimi anni, il Festival ha superato i 29.000 spettatori nel corso di 6 giorni, 2.000 persone in più rispetto alla scorsa edizione.
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Premi Speciali - Circus Roncalli – Hermanos Segura (Argentina) - Sindicato de Artistas Circenses de Chile –Tumpy (Xile) - Sindicato de Artistas Circenses de Chile –Jan & Carolina (EEUU i Mèxic) - Club du Cirque Français – L/S Brothers (França) - Stefani Arts Agency – Troupe Dezhou (Xina) - Special Prize for Amazing Trick by Sky Angels – Flying Lucky Hell (Austràlia) - Prodartes – Paris Circus Orchestra - JS Creation – Lei Chen (Xina) - Cirque Medrano – L/S Brothers (França) - Prix Fratellini – Sophelia Skye (Regne Unit) - Premi Li Xining – Duo Disar (Uzbekistan) - Musée du Cirque Alain Frère – Flying Caballero (Mèxic) - Club Amici del Circo – Flying Luck Hell (Austràlia) - Premi Especial Natalia Jigalova – Ximena Riveros (Perú) - Cirque du Soleil Award – Vertex (Israel) - Almaty Circus – Hermanos Rodríguez (El Salvador) & Duo Marruffo (Brasil) - Special Prize of the Capital Circus of Budapest - Korotin & Makiyev (Kazakhstan) - Special prize of Budapest Circus Festival – Vertex (Israel) - Association Monegasque des Amis du Cirque – L/S Brothers (França) GUARDA TUTTE LE FOTO DELLA 11° EDIZIONE DEL FESTIVAL DI GIRONA 2023
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2021, a year in records - April 5th
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tea-eaterz · 3 years
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i keep seeing skinny ppl out everywhere !
please make them stay at home until i get that skinny too :(
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noloveforned · 2 years
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a new semester is starting and it looks like i'll be keeping the friday night 8pm to midnight slot! tune into wlur tonight at 8pm for the new show followed by a repeat of last week's show at 10pm!
no love for ned on wlur – september 9th, 2022 from 8-10pm
artist // track // album // label the b-52's // dance this mess around // the b-52's // reprise the standells // why pick on me // why pick on me - sometimes good guys don't wear white // tower the frowning clouds // the grass is greener (further still) // gospel sounds and more from the church of scientology // anti fade tuscadero // mount pleasant // live at tramps 1996 new york city // teenbeat thick // loser // happy now // epitaph ex-gold // doing it wrong // we are good // pig man ancient shapes // (i'm) against the wind // split 7" w/ weird nightmare // sub pop r.m.f.c. // access // access 7" // anti fade cake like // billy boy // delicious // avant julia jacklin // i was neon // pre pleasure // polyvinyl moviola // zero sum // zero sum digital single // no heroics why bonnie // nowhere, la // ninety in november // keeled scales mess esque // armour your amor // armour your amor 7" // drag city the sonora pine // eek // ii // husky pants / quarterstick jason molina // i have to be vague // the lamb and flag i cassette // secretly canadian ulaan passerine // pinara // sun spar // worstward szun waves // garden // earth patterns // the leaf label luke stewart, patrick shiroishi, chris williams, jessica ackerley and jason nazary // invisibility is an unnatural disaster // invisibility is an unnatural disaster // 577 fela kuti // question jam answer // roforofo fight // knitting factory mike james kirkland // what have we done // hang on in there // luv n' haight la fantástica // m and m // from ear to ear // ghetto blossom featuring ivy sole // sass (sowle remix) // sass (sowle remix) digital single // eyrst kaytranada featuring anderson .paak // twin flame // twin flame digital single // rca thanya iyer // leave the room and face the waves // rest ep // topshelf claude // what're you on tonight // a lot's gonna change // american dreams pop singles // i know your name // i know your name 7" // vacant valley pushy parents // hold me tight or let me go // secret secret ep // elefant field school // the days when we had everything we wanted // swainson's thrush cassette // small craft advisory aiko el grupo // quiero conocer (por tu actitud) // va totalmente en serio... // elefant the cure // mint car // wild mood swings // elektra
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chrisaufreisen · 2 years
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Reisen 2022🍀
Dieses Jahr ist in Planung. Bayern Südtirol Canada 🇨🇦 Und zum Abschluss entweder Georgia/Florida, Karibik oder Sri Lanka/ Malediven Ich werde wieder berichten
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ebrithilbowser-blog · 3 years
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A commentary on Morgenstern’s Ant-ology
According to the great author Christian Morgenstern, the modern elephant (Elefant in German) is just the youngest member in a long line of numbered "-ants". The first one in this line was the "Gig-ant" (from Greek Γίγαντες, gigantes, compare English "giant"), with "gig" being a number that's so high that it doesn't exist anymore.
Over the eons, the descendants of this humongous beast grew smaller and smaller, giving rise to Oliphants and Hierophants, and eventually reaching numbers known to man. Even then they didn't stop producing smaller and smaller children, until we got the Zwölef-ant (Twelve-ant in English), and even this elusive beast had to give way to a smaller creature, and so our elephant was born, with it's name derived from the number eleven (elf in German).
But the shrinking of the beasts is inevitable, and currently the smallest known one is the Ottifant (from Latin "octo" which means "eight"). These diminutive creatures are only a small shadow of even the Zwölef-ant's glory. Over time they will become smaller and smaller, until there will be nothing more than an Eins-ant (German for "one-ant" or one ant), which may very well be as small and insignificant as it's name tells us. Morgenstern even predicts the Nulel-ant (from German null, zero), the end of the glorious line of -ants.
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All this time, the -ants seemed to have a line of cousins, reaching all the way back to the great Behemoth (Hebrew: בהמות‎), of which the bible tells us that it was the first of the works of god. Scholars are still debating what obscure line of numbers gave them their names, but their most well-known represantatives are the mammoths of old Siberia. According to the Khanty people, who knew the mammoths long before Europeans did, those wondrous creatures live underground and will die if they ever come to the surface.
However, newer studies found out that this is only true for a smaller, domesticated kind of -moth which the chinese call yǐn shǔ (隐鼠). These have been bred by dwarven herders for smaller and smaller size, unwittingly speeding up the shrinking of the whole line, in order to use them as beasts of burden in their underground cities. In order to understand their weakness, one has to understand one important thing about dwarves. Every time a dwarf leaves his underground home and get's into contact with the surface world, he is immediately turned to stone, as if the sun was the eye of a giant gorgon that only targets dwarves and trolls.
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Due to the strong bond with their dwarven masters, the yǐn shǔ inherited some of their magic, and so they too became a victim of the sunlight. But because the mammoth's element was ice, compared to the rocky element of the dwarves, they get frozen to ice every time they leave their tunnels. Some scholars think that this makes it possible to bring the creatures back to life, but none of the attempts have proven successful so far. The icy element runs deep in the -ant's and -moth's families, as even Bartholomaeus Anglicus knew that an elephants blood is so cold that the fiery dragon desires nothing more than it's sweet cooling.
It has to be made clear that this creature is not the same as the fabled "dwarf elephant", which seems to be a Tenant of some islands in the mediterranian and is probably closer related to the giant cyclops than to actual dwarves. Morgenstern knew this beast under the name "Zehen-ant" (from German "zehn", which means "ten").
I also bears mentioning that according to some studies, the close connection between the yǐn shǔ and the dwarves mirrors the connection between elephants and elves (Elfen in German). This can be seen in the German word for ivory, which is Elfenbein (bone of the elves).
It has been proposed that the last known member of the -moth-line would be a creature called "ammoth", which is described as having a long snout similar to a crocodile. While this seems far-fetched, it really reminds us of the beast that wise men call Platybelodon. In truth, the name ammoth seems to be a corruption of the Egyptian ꜥm-mwt, which is more well known today as "ammit" and seems to be another creature altogether, not related to the -ants and -moths of old.
After that, the trail of the -moths gets lost as did their antedeluvian home in sunken Doggerland, and we can only hope that we didn't already end with One-Moth which flew into the fire of extinction and was never seen again. But there is still hope, as some suggest that the mammoth (or man-moth) really just turned around and became a much more human-like creature in order to hide in plain sight.
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Cyriaco Lopes, Sunset (documentation of a performance), 1997, Inkjet Print, 4” x 6″
After Our Bodies Meet January 9 – February 14, 2021 The gallery will be open every Sat & Sun from 3 – 6pm and by appointment
Tiger Strikes Asteroid New York is pleased to present After Our Bodies Meet, a group exhibition curated by Daniel Johnson, featuring works by Margrethe Aanestad, Daniel Arturo Almeida, Dalia Amara, Cyriaco Lopes, and Randy West.
In the novel Tar Baby, Toni Morrison wrote, “At some point in life the world's beauty becomes enough. You don't need to photograph, paint or even remember it. It is enough.” Exploring themes of love and memory, the artists in this show have created works that grapple with how we relate to each other and ultimately posit the question: What is enough? Whether through the investigation of familial bonds as with Almeida and Amara’s work, romantic love in West’s series, or the nature of being in the work of Aanestad and Lopes, the works in this show evoke an ethos of delicateness and a celebration of impermanence.
Margrethe Aanestad
is a Norwegian-born artist (1974), living and working in Brooklyn, NY and Stavanger, Norway. Aanestad studied fine arts at the Rogaland Art College and graduated with a BA from the University of Stavanger in Culture&Art Management (2000). She works in drawing, painting and sculpture, and has exhibited internationally at galleries including Open Source Gallery, NY; Torrance Shipman, NY; Dimensions Variable, Miami; Interface gallery, CA; Kunsthall Stavanger (Norway), Abingdon Studios, England. Since 2001 she has worked independently to initiate, produce, and curate projects at the art scene in Stavanger, where she also co-founded and co-directed the artist-run, non-profit, space Prosjektrom Normanns (2011- 2020). She is one of the co-founders and co-owner of the creative studio/working space ELEFANT (est 2013-). Aanestad serves on the advisory board of Kunsthall Stavanger and Open Source Gallery (NYC). Currently she is working on a commission for NYU/Clive Davis Institute, and will soon enter a 3 month-residency at Residency Unlimited, NY.
Daniel Arturo Almeida
(b. 1992. Caracas, Venezuela) is a cultural producer and artist working through photography, installation, archiving, journalism, and public engagement. His practice chronicles intimate and collective stories that shape belief systems and hierarchies of power in the Americas. The product of generational migrations, Almeida researches images, music, anecdotes, and documents portraying national pride, nostalgia, and collective amnesia. The work observes shared culture through loss, decadence, hope, and empathy. He has exhibited in The U.S.A in various institutions, galleries, and festivals, including La Salita Project, Columbia Teachers College, Project for Empty Space, Satellite Art Show, Doral Contemporary Art Museum, and the SVA Chelsea Galleries, among others. Almeida holds an MFA in Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts (2020) and a BFA in Painting and Installation from Florida International University (2017). He currently lives and works in Queens, NY.
Dalia Amara is an American-Jordanian multidisciplinary artist in New York working in photography, video, performance, and sculpture. Amara was raised in the US, Jordan, Egypt, Qatar, and UAE. She received her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and her BFA from Columbia College Chicago. Amara has lectured, screened, and exhibited in New York, Toronto, and online at White Columns, Gallery 44, and Selena Gallery. Her work has been reviewed in The New Yorker, Artnet News, and The Art Newspaper.
Cyriaco Lopes is a New York-based Brazilian artist has exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, the Museum of Art of São Paulo (MASP), El Museo del Barrio in NYC, the Centre Wallonie Bruxelles in Paris, Casa Degli Artisti in Milan. His work has been curated by artists such as Lygia Pape, Janine Antoni, and Luciano Fabro. He is the winner of the NYC World Studio Foundation Award, the Contemporary Art Museum Saint Louis Project Award, the São Paulo Phillips Prize of trip to Europe. He received grants to attend the London Project residency and Skowhegan. Lopes is an associate professor of art at John Jay College / the City University of New York. He also teaches in the Stetson University low residency M.F.A. of the Americas in Poetry in the Expanded Field.
Randy West (born 1960 in Indianapolis, Indiana) is an American fine art photographer, perhaps best known for his distinctive and avant-garde scanner use of the photographic medium, as seen across several series of his work. West is also on the faculty of the School of Visual Arts, and a director of the school's Master of Fine Arts program for photography, video, and related media. West has been represented by the Bruce Silverstein Gallery in New York and the Craig Krull Gallery in Los Angeles. He has had solo exhibitions at Jan Kesner Gallery, Yancey Richardson Gallery, Stephen Wirtz Gallery, the Houston Center for Photography, and as part of the Here Theater Project. His work has also appeared in group exhibitions, including exhibitions with the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, the International Center for Photography, the San Diego Contemporary Art Museum, the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson, and the Marlborough Gallery.
Daniel AnTon Johnson is an artist with a diverse practice based in photography, language, film, and video. His work examines how technology shapes notions of identity within popular culture and contemporary visual media. Focusing on authorship and representation, Johnson’s practice explores cultural and visual literacies and how they form worldviews. Johnson has taught and lectured at School of Visual Arts, Adelphi University, Rutgers University-Newark, and Columbia University, and mentored teens at ICP and The Harlem School of the Arts. Johnson holds an MFA in Photography, Video and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts, and an MA in English from Washington College. He currently resides in Brooklyn.
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jayalexia · 4 years
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A gift for the chilly: ⁣ The cold season is fast approaching. Soon fall breezes will change our wardrobes and winter winds will cool the city. As the fire blazes, this screen will warm her with thoughts of the safari, and the flames with burn freely, safe behind this iron gift. ⁣ To learn more about this item, click the product link in the photo. @jayalexia_ #jayalexia #elephant #elefante #elefants #safari #africa #africans #fire #fireplace #fireplacedecor #screen #mantle #fireplaces #iron #chilly #fall #winter #winds #cuddle #hotchocolate #warmth #peaceful #relaxation #wild https://www.instagram.com/p/CEiajSRptJS/?igshid=16exmmo0teoxa
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