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Pure viscose long kimono made in black, white, beige or red. Handpainted with a simplified Zmijanje embroidery motif, optional black, white or golden colour. Loose design for the freedom of movement.
Zmijanje.design project by IMAGINARIUM Studio is devoted to the Zmijanje area heritage, specially Zmijanje Embroidery that is listed as
Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 2014.
This shooting was done in Mostar, the city in central Bosnia and Herzegovina with the Old Bridge also protected by UNESCO.
Photos by Luka Vladisavljević
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100 Jahre 1920er: Charleston-Kleid, Kokain, Absinth, Monokel, Frack, Champagner, Federboa, Tanz auf dem Vulkan, mondäne Unterhaltung und Nächte bis zum Morgengrauen, als ob jede die letzte wäre…
Soweit die Nostalgie und die Bilder, die gewöhnlich im Zusammenhang mit den sogenannten »Goldenen Zwanzigern« in den Köpfen entstehen. Das alles betrifft im Grunde allerdings nur die Zeit zwischen 1924 und 1929. Sigrid Grajek hingegen geht es um die Jahre von 1918 bis 1933, also jene zwischen den beiden Weltkriegen, wo sich unter der schillernd-schönen »Berlin im Licht«-Oberfläche eine dunkel-bittere Seite offenbart. Hunger, Armut, Dreck, Kriminalität - Tür an Tür mit eben diesen genannten 'Goldenen 20ern'. Zilles Milljöh, Hinterhofromantik, Arbeitslosigkeit, dem Aufkeimen der Rechtspopulisten, Nationalsozialisten, dem Überlebenswillen und dem berühmten Berliner Humor.
Obwohl man von der „Weimarer Republik“ spricht, war Berlin das pulsierende Zentrum. Die unterschiedlichen Lebensrealitäten dieser fünfzehn Jahre wurden in einer Vielzahl von Liedern und Texten mit oft unerschütterlichem Humor dokumentiert. Sigrid Grajek fügt ihre Auswahl daraus zusammen und kreiert einen musikalisch-literarischen Spiegel der Epoche. Sie bringt diese Zeitperiode in der ihr eigenen Art, mit Conférencen, Erklärungen, politischen Statements und Liedern aus eben jener Zeit.
Ein spannender wie unterhaltsamer Abend mit Glanz, Sozialkritik, Berliner Humor und Geschichte.
Eine Collage von & mit Sigrid Grajek, am Piano: Regina Knobel
Premiere im BKA-Theater Berlin - 15. Januar 2020
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Sigrid Grajek: Berlin, the 1920s - a city in turmoil, Berlin 2020
100 years of the 1920s: Charleston dress, cocaine, absinthe, monocle, tailcoat, champagne, feather boa, dancing on a volcano, sophisticated entertainment and nights until dawn as if each one was the last...
So much for the nostalgia and images that usually arise in people's minds in connection with the so-called "Golden Twenties". However, all this basically only concerns the period between 1924 and 1929. Sigrid Grajek, on the other hand, is concerned with the years from 1918 to 1933, i.e. those between the two world wars, where a dark and bitter side is revealed beneath the dazzlingly beautiful "Berlin in the light" surface. Hunger, poverty, filth, crime - right next door to these so-called 'Golden 20s'. Zille's milieu, backyard romance, unemployment, the rise of right-wing populists, National Socialists, the will to survive and the famous Berlin humor.
Although we speak of the "Weimar Republic", Berlin was the pulsating center. The different realities of life during these fifteen years were documented in a multitude of songs and texts with often unflinching humor. Sigrid Grajek compiles her selection from these and creates a musical-literary mirror of the era. She presents this period in her own unique way, with conferences, explanations, political statements and songs from that very time.
An exciting and entertaining evening with splendor, social criticism, Berlin humor and history.
A collage by & with Sigrid Grajek, at the piano: Regina Knobel
Premiere at the BKA Theater Berlin - January 15, 2020
It will start as light rain during the daylight hours & our temps will plumet into the 50's after feeling like the high 80's at least today.
The heaviest rain wil occur Friday nite & into Saturday morning with some imbedded thunderstorms.
Glad our routine outdoor work is complete!
“That’s no job for a girl!” If this statement makes you see red, then you will want to read about a feisty young woman’s maritime adventures. Captain Lillian Kluka, the first female Canadian Great Lakes ships’ captain and maritime pilot, answers the question “Ever been to sea, Lily?”
(At the third Crockford on JavaScript event at Yahoo! headquarters in Sunnyvale, CA on February 17, 2010.)
A Rethink Autism therapist teaching the Expressive Language lesson 'Completing Fill In Statements.'
Rethink Autism offers web-based educational treatment solutions: assessment, training, curriculum & data tracking.
Note-Grids are a tool for collecting and connecting objects of thought (in this case, words).
They treat words and other manifestations of thought as objects that can be freely manipulated to create new meaning.
They break meaning up into individual words to facilitate a more fluid, intuitive, and improvisational approach to knowledge production.
Follow Note Grids on tumblr: notegrids.tumblr.com/
To read some direct statements about these ideas, see "Note-Grids: Statements" www.flickr.com/photos/asgood/sets/72157626654002747/
To see lots of words and patterns you can use to remix meaning, see "Note-Grids: Scores"
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To see where this might be going, see "Note-Grids: Directions"
Bird e-scooters soon to be introduced in NYC - NYC council members and advocacy groups held a press conference at the steps of City hall on November 28, 2018 to deliver a statement on NYC Council‘s legislative bills to legalize e-bikes and and to protect NYC working cyclists as the city moves to introduce e-scooter and e-bike options. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
This mural is confusing. Did the artist throw paint on the pride flag banana as a statement of some sort, or did someone who took exception to it do so after the mural was completed? What do you think?
Nicaragua. Leon.
León is renowned as a leftist center, and is the cradle of the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN), the leftist side during the Nicaraguan civil war. There are many monuments and artwork paying homage to the ‘heroes and martyrs’ who lost their lives fighting for equality and for the oppressed as well as political slogans and imagery.