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Pearl beads in springtime shades of cream white and dusk pink combine with a gold plated steel shepherds hook and matching accents in this handcrafted bookmark completed with a beautifully detailed cross.
Shepherd's Hook is 5-inches (12.7 cm) long
Elliot: “The whole truth is just way, way too complicated to be put into a book to study. I also believe in Darwin’s theory of evolution, but not wholly. But I think there are bits of truth in all religion we have been given, and we just need to know what the important bits are and pick them up.”
Female photographer: “Wow. That was pretty profound. But I still don’t quite understand what it has to do with art…”
Elliot: “Your hands, your eyes, your skin… Everything about you that you create art with is the shell, the tools that you have been given. The tools you use come from your divinity.”
Female photographer: “Ah, okay...”
(Elliot’s phone peeps)
Female photographer: “Aren’t you going to answer that?”
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Divinity School - A Celebration Service for Graduates at Benton Chapel. (John Russell/Vanderbilt University)
One of the meanings of Verbena (Vervain) in the Language of Flowers is "enchantment". Probably to tell that the giver is enchanted by the lady he gives them to. But the connection with enchantment is very old. The plant has been linked to magic and divinity in many cultures. The ancient Egyptians called it "the tears of Isis". The Greek and Romans used it to cleanse altars and sacrifices with, especially those dedicated to Zeus or Jupiter. It was sacred to Eos, the rosy-fingered, early-born goddess of dawn. And also Northern peoples, like the Celts and Germanic peoples revered it. The druids used it for their divinations and bards would crown themselves with it to evoke inspiration. In Christian folklore Vervain was said to have staunched the wounds of Jesus and so became a "holy herb" with properties to heal and to ward off evil. Especially against witches and demons, of course, so crushed it was also used in charms.
In Dutch the common name is "ijzerhard", which refers to another property attributed to it in the middleages: using its sap one could make armours, especially (chain)mail, impregnable for arrows. Very useful, no doubt, and also known to the Germans who call it "Eisenkraut". Why or how it works is not exactly clear, but may be explained by the fact that the stems are very tough and hard to break. Which makes the plant in the photo here, the variety Verbena Bonariensis, a wonderful and decorative garden plant. It's very tall, with long stems, doesn't take up much space and doesn't need support. The umbels, with their multitude of small purple flowers, are absolutely loved by bumblebees and butterflies and makes it a delightful plant. On a sunny day you can count on many, many visitors!
There is also an annual verbena hybrid, in many colors, that is fabulous for hanging baskets. Sun and regular water will make it bloom for months.
Divinity School - A Celebration Service for Graduates at Benton Chapel. (John Russell/Vanderbilt University)
new vendor at Intergem. He has the most amazing collection of gemstones. I treated myself to the London blue topaz smooth briolettes, which are incredible in their size and clarity. The pink amethyst teardrops were a bargain. I just wish I could have afforded the beads set with precious gems in 24k gold - I might have to treat myself to one some day.
Arte Divina highlighted divinity and the holy act of creativity. Arte Arcana focus on the dark side of the arts from whatever philosophical source artists draw their inspiration. Speaking across cultures and traditions is difficult to say what can be considered "dark". We invite artists to share their visions, interpretations, critiques, thoughts and discussions.
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Participating artists:
Adolfo W.B. ☩ Abstract Chaos Design (The Art of Federico Bossinga) ☩ Adrian Bilozor ☩ Agardnas ☩ Andrej Bartulovic ☩ Angelo Roccagli ☩ Anna Levytska ☩ Arjen Kunnen ☩ Artem Grigoryev ☩ Bahrull Marta ☩ Björn Gooßes ☩ Brian D'Agosta ☩ Brian Sheehan ☩ Caelan Stokkermans ☩ Carlos Fides ☩ Carlos Andres Jacome ☩ Chadwick St. John ☩ Christophe Szpajdel ☩ Daniele Valeriani ☩ Elijah Gwhedhú Tamu ☩ Fabiano Gagliano ☩ Federico Bossinga ☩ Felipe Machado Franco ☩ Gianluca Gambino ☩ Giannis Nakos ☩ Gustavo Sazes ☩ Jason Marshall ☩ Jimbob Isaac ☩ JL Rey ☩ John Santerineross ☩ Juha Vuorma ☩ Justin Bartlett ☩ Justin Meyers ☩ Ken Coleman ☩ Lenore Ani ☩ Rusalkadesign ☩ Max 'Teratogen' Winter ☩ Mayhem Project Design ☩ Mike Hrubovcak ☩ Nick Deligaris ☩ Putrefurnaced Guerrilla Sketches ☩ Rhett Podersoo ☩ Roberto Lezama ☩ Roberto Toderico ☩ Sam Hayles ☩ Santiago Ramos ☩ Simon Bossert ☩ Metal Artworks ☩ Timon Kokott ☩ Vagelis Petikas ☩ Vladislav Cadaversky.....
The Divinity School is a medieval building and room in the Perpendicular style in Oxford, England, part of the University of Oxford. Built between 1427 and 1483, it is the oldest surviving purpose-built building for university use, specifically for lectures, oral exams and discussions on theology. It is no longer used for this purpose, although Oxford does offer degrees in Theology and Religion taught by its Faculty of Theology and Religion.
The ceiling consists of very elaborate lierne vaulting with bosses (455 of them), designed by William Orchard in the 1480s.
The building is physically attached to the Bodleian Library (with Duke Humfrey's Library on the first floor above it), and is opposite the Sheldonian Theatre where students matriculate and graduate. At the far end from the Bodleian Library entrance, a door leads to Convocation House (built 1634–7).[1]
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Elliot: “I’m screwed.”
Female photographer: “What do you mean?”
Elliot: “I called Ben, said that and asked him to come over, and he just answered: ‘In that case you don’t need me there! Sorry, I’m busy. See you tomorrow.’ Haa haa. He doesn’t take me seriously. Ben is supposed to be my best friend, and he doesn’t take me seriously! What hope do I have?”
Female photographer: “Um, I’ve got no idea what you’re talking about.”
Elliot: “I’m glad that you’re here now, ‘cause otherwise I could be… in a few minutes…” (raises an eyebrow)
Female photographer: “Okay, I’ve still got no idea what you’re talking about. But anyway, you were supposed to talk about art tonight so I could write your views on it for the second article. The deadline is coming quickly, and I’d like to get it done within the next couple of days. Have you got a new poster over there? Is it the same girl…”