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Number Please this old telephone is in a Railroad and Telegraph Museum in North Carolina the local train station is not in use so it became a small museum, interesting place ran by a bunch of fellows who don't dust!

Now for something different by Rajiv Lather

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giochi d'ombre by elen@c

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Please silence! I'm tryin' to sleep here... by Tatiane Noviski

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Grumpy and the Peckers by Larisa Lyn (Rachel)

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Please visit this piece 'Grumpy and the Peckers' for my Exhibit’ and other new pieces with my theme 'All Creatures Great And Small' at The Edge Art Gallery Art Gallery Exhibition AFFLATUS. Take in the wonderful atmosphere of the Gallery and check out the other amazing artists works.

Exhibition will run till 21st of October! _Your LM to the Gallery

Woody Woodpcker Theme Song

Sunset in Stockholm by Gerhard111

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bij ons uit de pc by M Mourik

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lost world by Sigi K ॐ

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L'albero sulla collina - Campagna di San Severino Marche (MC) by Luigi Alesi

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Over Exposed by Caleb4Ever

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Colours i love (Blue iris flower) by natureloving

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Sibillini - autumn mood by Luigi Alesi

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Where can I land by Marianne van der Westen

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Please... release me; let me go by jan buchholtz

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The view from a Harris County Criminal Courthouse parking garage. Downtown Houston, Texas.

3 Seven Sisters em omgeving-15 by Gerhard111

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Oddity by Emmanuele

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Karacaören Barajı - BURDUR by LORD OF THE FLOWERS

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Please tell me by adric1010

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by wilco wesdijk

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"Please do not use this image on websites" "blogs or other media without my written permission."

Please Cry by Rainer Ralph

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Please Cry/ Bitte Lachen The Neue Nationalgalerie presents Barbara Kruger's first institutional solo exhibition in Berlin. The American conceptual artist has developed a site-specific text installation for the Neue Nationalgalerie’s upper-level exhibition hall, making use of the entire space. The work seeks to engage visitors in public discussion about political and social topics.

In an expansive text installation, Barbara Kruger combines her own texts with quotes by three authors ‒ George Orwell, James Baldwin and Walter Benjamin ‒ whose writings each address major political issues: the violence of totalitarian states, the mechanisms behind societal discrimination and the dangers of biased historiography.

Through the stark graphic impact of her texts, reduced to just three colours (black, white and red), Kruger succeeds in introducing her own artistic language into Mies van der Rohe’s massive building. Aside from the topicality of the texts and their subject matter, the invitation extended to Barbara Kruger to develop this work also pays homage to her outstanding artistic contributions, whose feminist and political approaches have strongly influenced the art of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.Die Neue Nationalgalerie zeigt die erste institutionelle Einzelausstellung von Barbara Kruger in Berlin. Die US-amerikanische Konzeptkünstlerin entwickelt eigens für die Ausstellungshalle der Neuen Nationalgalerie eine Schrift-Installation, die den gesamten Boden des Ausstellungsraums bedeckt und die Besucher*innen zur gemeinsamen Diskussion über politische und gesellschaftliche Themen einlädt.

In der raumgreifenden Schriftinstallation kombiniert Barbara Kruger eigene Texte mit Zitaten der drei Schriftsteller George Orwell, James Baldwin und Walter Benjamin. Deren Texte beleuchten jeweils große politische Themen: die Gewalt totalitärer Staaten, die Mechanismen gesellschaftlicher Diskriminierung und die Gefahren einer einseitigen Geschichtsschreibung.

Mit der grafischen Wucht der auf nur drei Farben (Schwarz, Weiß und Rot) reduzierten Schrift gelingt es Kruger in den wuchtigen Bau Mies van der Rohes eine starke, eigene künstlerische Sprache einzubringen. Neben aller Aktualität der Texte und Themen ist mit der Einladung an Barbara Kruger auch eine Ehrung einer herausragenden künstlerischen Position verbunden, die mit ihren feministischen und politischen Ansätzen die Kunst des späten 20. und frühen 21. Jahrhunderts stark geprägt hat. Source: smb.museum

Please keep left by Jan Galko

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het nieuwe waterschap by M Mourik

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