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radío flomm on our attempts to measure forever “I’m not afraid of death. I’m an old physi­cist. I’m afraid of time.” —radío flomm 3 march 2026 “Per­cep­tion of time fluc­tu­ates with­in each Mor

‘Hurrying off to the mill, we arrived shortly after Mr. Sutter, and coming from the direction of the creek, we heard … It’s a work of art!’

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Josef Presser's "The Port" (1943) captures the essence of bustling maritime life during the early 1940s. This artwork offers a vivid portrayal of the dynamic interactions and vibrant activities at a harbor, reflecting the era's economic and social currents. #ArtHistory #1940sArt

Jean-François Raffaëlli in his Paris studio. A newcomer to the Impressionists.

Mary Cassatt's drawing entitled After Dinner with Coffee

Degas' Mary Cassatt

Edgar Degas' Dance Lesson, exhibited at the 5th Impressionist Exhibition

Paris, 1880: The 5th Impressionist Exhibition broke from the Academy as Caillebotte, Degas, Cassatt, and Gauguin pushed bold new ideas into the spotlight. Their rebellion reshaped modern art and its future. #ArtHistory #Impressionism

Joan Miró “The Morning Star” (1940) • During WWII, Miró produced 23 paintings collectively known as the Constellations. To create each piece, the artist first applied a soft ground of dry-brushed color that evokes the randomness of nature. Next, he painted fanciful black lines and vibrant flat shapes that change color whenever they cross over a line. Red switches to black…black switches to blue…blue switches to red. Miró’s Constellations pulse, like a universe with music in its soul. • During World War II, the Constellations were the first works of art created by a prominent European artist to reach America. Rumor has it they were secretly transported in a diplomatic pouch.

#ArtHistory 🗃️ 🐡

To escape from the reality of WWII into the comfort of a fantasy world, Miró turned to the sky as a coping mechanism. “I felt a deep desire to flee,” said the artist. “The moon and the stars began to play a major role in my paintings.”

Joan Miró, “The Morning Star” (1940)

This is how you write a goddamn headline.

What makes us think Noem wasn’t sacked because ICE wasn’t killing MORE innocent civilians.

he hates us for our freedoms.

The reason we have “stupid rules of engagement” is to make sure we don’t bomb elementary schools.

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LISTEN for the MINUTES and ENJOY the SECONDS ⏱️

#StreetArt

Via dei Marsili, Florence
last Thursday
#Florence #Italy #murals #graffiti #StreetPhotography #scape #UrbanScape #CityScape #UrbanGaze #AnimalArtTuesday #ArtYear #TagTuesday

A collage of images from #Nosferatu of 1922 - on the left a dramatic poster portraying Count Orlok, on the top right the iconic scene of his shadow ascending a staircase, and in the lower right Orlok is fatally exposed to the sun.

On this day in 1922, German director #FWMurnau released the iconic expressionist silent movie #Nosferatu – Eine Symphonie des Grauens (A Symphony of Horror).

Adena Mirzakhanian (b. 1987), “Immortality of the Waves” (2021), acrylic on canvas, 170 x 118 cm.

I actually would like to be under the sea in an Octopus' garden- that sounds nice.

Found this site for US mass shootings.

America is more violent than ever.

Violence begets violence

Please 🙏 stop, it’s not about mental health. It’s about a culture where the DoD is now the Department of War, intentionally.

massshootingtracker.site

So few Americans realize that the political apathy conversation is directly related to the voter suppression conversation, which is directly related to the structural anti-Blackness question. So instead we just go, "Why don't THOSE dummies vote?!?".

NOEM: Our federal detention centers are held to the highest standards in comparison to other detaining facilities

McBATH: Did you just hear me? He has to crawl through mold and feces and bodily fluids just to take a shower. This is absolute lunacy and you know it.

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logan vikars fka rayne andreea juganaru &c.

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learn something nü w/every episode

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the famous Guernica, with humans and animals expressing anguish at the bombing of their home

a full color adaptation of Guernica, with similar composition. Lakota and other native motifs replace the broken sword and other details from the original

Guernica, by Pablo Picasso 1937

Guernica to Wounded Knee, by Stan Natchez 2012; on display at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.

Natchez portrays "the Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890, in which hundreds of Lakota people were killed ... invoking the American […]

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NOWPLAYING #symphonicsunday on le flommus músik blog: flommischen.tumblr.com

#symphony
#music
#orchestra
#longhair
#arthistory

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot - Lady in Blue

The Gleaners - Jean-François Millet

The Third-Class Carriage - Honoré Daumier

#ArtHistory Realism emerged in 19th‑century France as artists like Gustave Courbet rejected Romantic idealization and turned their focus to ordinary life, portraying workers, daily labor, and social change with unembellished honesty. A movement that reshaped modern visual truth.

A tiny dog on a huge red chair called Siegfried by Thomas Theodor Heine, 1921.

🐾 ♥️ Just had to share this little guy called Siegfried by Thomas Theodor Heine, 1921.

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🗃️ #arthistory #caturday #dog #dogsofbluesky #dogsofbsky #dogs

In 1950, Austrian painter Arnulf Rainer co‑founded the avant‑garde group Hundsgruppe, pushing postwar art toward bold experimentation and helping ignite a new wave of expressive, unconventional visual language in Europe. #ArtHistory

Two witches, a devil and a frog are jigging back to back in a circle. The two witches are wearing skirts, waistcoats, and a shawl and frilly cap on their heads, respectively. The devil has the legs and head of a horned goat, the torso of a man, and long, clawed fingernails. He is holding a long taper with a flame burning from the end with a bright light. The frog has a rather goofy facial expression.

Two witches, a devil, and a frog shaking their groove thing at the witches' sabbath.

An illustration by Louis Le Breton for 'Danse du sabbat', in Collin de Plancy's Dictionnaire Infernal, 1863. Wikimedia Commons, public domain #WitchSky #illustration #art #ArtHistory

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Paulie Walnuts of The Sopranos. Hello dear reader! Did you know alt text helps people who are blind, have low vision, or struggle to interpret images access essential meaning when visuals aren’t usable? Also, it’s great for jokes! I know full well who the person is in the photo, and that I've added the bio of a different person entirely. It's a gag about people having a vaguely similar name, which I can mix up in a comedic way. Some people hate these, but I hope you enjoy it!

Pauly Shore (born Paul Montgomery Shore) is an American comedian and actor who rose to fame in the 1990s with his MTV VJ persona “The Weasel” and films like Encino Man and Son in Law. Raised at The Comedy Store, he’s continued evolving through stand‑up, writing, and indie projects

One day I hope this will feel outdated.

We’re nowhere near there yet.

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Transferred from the Museum Library

And forgive / us / our debts (und vergieb / uns / Unsre Schuld) from The Lord's Prayer (Das Vater Unser) http://www.moma.org/collection/works/109162

Purchased 1979

Prunier http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/beckmann-prunier-t02395