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Leseshow zum Jubiläumsprogramm
40 Jahre Schwulcomix - Die ersten 23 Jahre
BKA-Theater Berlin - 19. Januar 2020
1980 griff in Ostwestfalen ein junger Schreiner zum billigen Filzstift und kritzelte unverschämt lustige Comics, die erst in der Schwulenszene zum Geheimtipp wurden und wenig später auch bei den Heteros durch die Decke gingen.
Wurde Homosexualität bis dato noch tabuisiert oder mit blöden Detlev-Witzen abgehandelt, gaben sich Ralf Königs Nasenmännchen hemmungslos testosteronbesoffen und rotzschwul, was auch in linksstudentischen Kreisen für Entspannung sorgte. Endlich durfte man mit Schwulen lachen und nicht nur über sie – und das bevorzugt auf dem WG-Klo.
Mit 20 Jahren veröffentlichte er seinen ersten Comic. Vier Jahrzehnte später liest Ralf König zum Jubiläum aus seinen frühen Schwulcomix und Kult-Klassikern.
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Ralf König - Reading show '40 years of nose painting'
Reading show for the anniversary program
40 years of Schwulcomix - The first 23 years
BKA Theater Berlin - January 19, 2020
In 1980, a young carpenter in East Westphalia picked up a cheap felt-tip pen and scribbled outrageously funny comics, which first became an insider tip in the gay scene and soon after went through the roof with straight people too.
While homosexuality had previously been taboo or treated with stupid Detlev jokes, Ralf König's little noses were uninhibitedly testosterone-drunk and snotty gay, which was also a source of relief in left-wing student circles. At last it was possible to laugh with gays and not just at them - and preferably in the shared bathroom.
He published his first comic at the age of 20. Four decades later, Ralf König reads from his early gay comix and cult classics to mark the anniversary.
3 People involved with this one... Mark makes the knife and mount, Rob made the plaque and I did the scroll work! I love the oak used for this!
Here is another photo of the scrolls. Photographed on my patio, and served in a bowl I recently acquired from my mother-in-laws china cabinet.
i had to wash the mat after this, as you can see the tomato from the scroll ended up on the mat!
However, they are delicious!
Daily Shoot: An old adage in photography says if you want to improve your photographs, move closer. Fill your frame today!
Blog post: susanvg2009.blogspot.com/2010/02/feb-2010-scroll.html
Scroll of Deities of the Diamond World Mandala.
Japan, Heian, Period, dated 1083.
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This iconographic handscroll features representations of the thiry-seven principal Buddhist deities from the Diamond World Mandala, along with auxiliary deities, amounting to a total of forty-nine deities. According to an inscription, it was copied from a scroll belonging to the temple Zento-in on Mount Hiei in Shiga prefecture. Zento-in, in fact, possesses a scroll very similar to this one. Known as the scroll of the Thrity-seven Deities, the Zento-in scroll was brought to Japan from China by the founder of the Tendai school, saicho, in 806. Distinct from the Diamond World Mandala of Kukai's Shingon School, in which bodhisattvas are shown sitting on lotus thrones, this Tendai School scroll depicts bodhisattvas siding animals and birds. The identities of the deities in the scroll are indicted with Chinese characters or Sanskrit letters. Scrolls such as this one were often copied by initiates into Esoteric Buddhism as a means of instruction, but the fine line work of the scroll indicates that it was brushed by a professional artist. It may have been used as a model for the production of hanging-scroll formalate painted mandalas.
Very fine wrought iron scrolls in Chichester Cathedral.
Taken with Voigtländer Nokton 25mm f0.95 lens on Panasonic G1.
my family and i took a small road trip to the city a few weekends ago. let me just say one thing. we are no geniuses at driving in the city. i dont really like the part of town we were in... but i do like city-ish places like carytown though.
dogwood dell was having a small little jazzy concert so we went there, the band sounded a little bit like the music on the peanuts. i loved it. but the guy couldnt sing.
while we were there, my dad went to the car and grabbed my camera for me and we went on a walk. we found a war memorial so we explored it and found a ton of beautiful details. this was a bar on a window to keep people from breaking in-but it was beautiful. i love how, if you look really hard, you can see the reflections of the bars in the glass.
all in all, it was a good trip. even with the hour of being lost and driving in circles.
Hooked by: Doris Dixon
Designer: Flynn
Teacher: Barb Kennedy
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
I designed and hand printed the scroll pattern onto linen and then framed it.
Blogged at insanely-crafty.blogspot.com.
Scrolling Billboard
W=3.2m,H=2.2m,H1=4.5m,
Double sided :one is Static Flex/PVC.
one is Scrolling system.
The structure of billboard is steel with galvanized.
Backlit Light: T8 Fluorescent Light Tube.
Hooked by: Nancy Quigley
Designer: Pearl McGown
Teacher: Self
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
Features bamboo accents, stamped panel with pencil and ink pen coloring. Brass charm and gold leafing pen complete the look of a traditional Japanese scroll. All on sturdy board, atc will fit in a standard sleeve but is pretty enough to frame and hang.
SHREEM INDUSTRIES caters to a wide range of industries: inks, paints, industrial coatings, textiles, paper, electronic materials, automotive, etc.SHREEM INDUSTRIES has achieved considerable goodwill and success in the market owing to the wide range of products, penchant for quality products, customer relations, technological base and continuous new-product development.
Friend scrolling my photo «Nightflowr» in search of the long row of dead (or hot) pixels in my Nikon D70s that I have recently become aware of. (They've been there since I bought the camera, but mostly show up in very gained pictures.) I am returning the camera to the store this week for a warranty covered repair/replacement.
Hooked by: Susan Higgins
Designer: Jane McGown Flynn
Teacher: Sally Ballinger
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
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Holi, das „Fest der Farben“, hat seinen Ursprung in Indien und wird jedes Jahr gefeiert, um den Frühling zu begrüßen. Die Menschen versammeln sich zu Tausenden und werfen buntes Pulver, den sogenannten „Gulal“, sowie gefärbtes Wasser in die Luft. Traditionell sind an diesem Tag alle Schranken durch Status, Geschlecht, Alter und Kaste aufgehoben. Holi gilt als eines der ältesten und farbenfrohesten Feste der Welt, das inzwischen auch außerhalb Indiens immer beliebter wird.
Die HOLI GAUDY Festival-Tour ist die europäische Variante des indischen Frühlingsfestes und geht ab dem 01. Mai 2015 zum dritten Mal auf große Tournee. Präsentiert von RTL II und Diginights stehen in diesem Jahr über 20 Termine in Deutschland und der Schweiz auf dem Tourkalender. Getreu dem Motto „Colour Your Day“ lädt die HOLI GAUDY Festival-Tour die Besucher ein, gemeinsam mit hochkarätigen Musik-Acts, das große Farbspektakel zu feiern.
Rennbahn Hoppegarten, Berlin, 09. Mai 2015
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HOLI GAUDY Festival, Hoppegarten racecourse, Berlin 2015
Holi, the “festival of colors”, has its origins in India and is celebrated every year to welcome spring. People gather in their thousands and throw colored powder, known as “gulal”, and colored water into the air. Traditionally, all barriers of status, gender, age and caste are removed on this day. Holi is considered one of the oldest and most colorful festivals in the world and is now becoming increasingly popular outside India.
The HOLI GAUDY Festival Tour is the European version of the Indian spring festival and will be going on tour for the third time from May 1, 2015. Presented by RTL II and Diginights, over 20 dates in Germany and Switzerland are on the tour calendar this year. True to the motto “Colour Your Day”, the HOLI GAUDY festival tour invites visitors to celebrate the great color spectacle together with top-class music acts.
Hoppegarten racecourse, Berlin, May 09, 2015
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If the uniqueness of Tibet came with the Tibetian devotion to their religious, the rotator should be the best representation of this enthusiasm.
You will never forget this bronze made rotator with the six words on it once you have seen it. The rotator is filled with buddism scrolls.
It is believed that if you rotate it, it is equal to spelling the scroll itself.
Such a easier way to devote to their believes!