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Charming!
Love this house! Love the idea and motivation of this couple! But can´t stop thinking how painful would be to keep clean all those windows... as a clean freak that´s a bit of a turn off (lol)!
http://mymodernmet.com/nick-olson-lilah-horwitz-glass-cabin/
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Spirit
18.5.17
suNshower
Dark as roses, fine as sand
Feel your healing and your sting again
I hear you laughing and my soul is saved
On forgotten graves you cry
Crawl like ivy up my spine
Through my nerves and into my eyes
Cuts like anguish
Or recollections of better days gone by
Feel your healing and your sting again
I hear you laughing and my soul is saved
On forgotten graves you cry
Crawl like ivy up my spine
Through my nerves and into my eyes
Cuts like anguish
Or recollections of better days gone by
5.5.17
Kali
Illustration by: Kalyani Ganapathy
I was looking for an illustration of Goddess Kali when this one came up. So beautiful!! This was made as a poster concept and design for Poetry in Public India, which is a movement that celebrates and upholds urban India’s rich literary tradition and local writing talent by displaying poems by women poets of all ages, sexual orientations and ethnic groups in public and cultural spaces across urban India. It aims to make women’s poetry freely accessible to the masses, at unconventional public and cultural spaces in urban India, through the creative medium of poster art. PPI also assists local poets in reaching out to wider audiences through a free urban forum. The hope is to create a space and a movement, which enables the public to interact with powerful feminist verse and art.
https://poetryinpublicindiadotorg.wordpress.com/
18.4.17
Mónica Echeverría
Premio Te Veo-Assitej Artes Escénicas para la infancia y juventud. El pasado 20 de marzo en Teatro Ictus (Stgo, Chile) se celebró el día Mundial del Teatro para las jóvenes audiencias. Se otorgó por primera vez el Premio Te Veo/Assitej Chile por su trayectoria y su gran labor en el teatro infantil a Mónica Echeverría.
Gracias a Nata Sève, Te Veo-Assitej y a todos los que se dieron el tiempo de rendir este lindo homenaje, por convocarme con una obra personal (una de las Mujeres a Lunares, la única de zapatos rojos). Es un honor para mi poder formar parte de este reconocimiento a una mujer de esas que inspiran: rebelde, profunda, creativa y decidida. Como ella misma dice: "Hoy soy mucho más revolucionaria que cuando era joven."
13.4.17
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MadrePaz
"Un camino hacia la Diosa a través del mito, arte y tarot" (Vicki Noble).
"Madre Paz combina en forma brillante el arte, la historia, la mitología, el folklore, la filosofía, las ciencias, la astrología y las religiones comparadas con una perspectiva espiritual/feminista y erudita..."
"La Diosa está sepultada en las profundidades del inconsciente personal y colectivo"
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Arrayán
Crecí rodeada de árboles, de frutas, de zorzales. Había un manzano, un cerezo, un par de ciruelos, una higuera. Había limones, mandarinas, peras, caquis, guindas, duraznos, pelúos, pelaos. Había un nogal, un sauce, una huerta con zapallitos italianos y frambuesas. Había un parrón de uvas verdes, dulces con pepa, siempre lleno de abejas. Las rosas, las espinas de las rosas. La montaña llena de aromos, pinos y eucaliptos. El lugar se llama Arrayán.
15.2.17
31.1.17
Year of the Fire Rooster
Year of the Fire Rooster comes a crowing saying, Wake up! His crow alerts us that a new day is dawning, but we must rise and mobilize into action as we come together for the wellbeing of our roost/planet. All Chinese wisdom traditions, including medicine, divination, astrology, and feng shui, are systems of pattern identification that guide us in adapting gracefully to change. Astrology is best viewed as a tool to discern where we are in the shifting cycles of time. A new chapter of the story is about to begin with the arrival of the Fire Rooster.
9.1.17
Carmen Herrera : It’s not cheap getting old.
With everything she went through to get where she is today, Carmen has not lost her sense of humour. Commenting on the fact that her paintings are now very expensive, she does not try to hide her delight, particularly as she herself put it: “It’s not cheap getting old”.
Born in Havana in 1915, Herrera has lived in Paris, Cuba and New York where she eventually settled in 1954. At 101 years old, Herrera is in her artistic prime. She has been a working artist for the best part of a century, but it wasn’t until 2004, at the age of 89, that she sold her first painting.
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