The fox is really cool.
I looked up Antony Gormley on his website. He does lots of cool things!
http://www.antonygormley.com/
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He is a diverse artist!AndyinPA wrote: ↑Tue May 29, 2018 1:12 pmThe fox is really cool.
I looked up Antony Gormley on his website. He does lots of cool things!
http://www.antonygormley.com/
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http://www.noahdeledda.com/Noah Deledda
“THE AIM OF ART IS TO REPRESENT NOT THE OUTWARD APPEARANCE OF THINGS, BUT THEIR INWARD SIGNIFICANCE.”
― Aristotle
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Great work! Inventive. 
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A 19th Amendment Centennial Moment:
The 19th Amendment was first introduced to Congress in 1878, yet it was not approved by Congress until 1919 – 41 years later.
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The 19th Amendment was first introduced to Congress in 1878, yet it was not approved by Congress until 1919 – 41 years later.
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BBC America has been playing a lot of their "Planet Earth" series lately. I've noticed they're including a lot of drone shots, which are especially effective in the "Blue Planet" (ocean) episodes.Tiredretiredlawyer wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 11:33 amhttp://kengarex.com/27-the-best-drone-p ... s-of-2017/
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All right! Love Blue Planet!MRich wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 1:55 pmBBC America has been playing a lot of their "Planet Earth" series lately. I've noticed they're including a lot of drone shots, which are especially effective in the "Blue Planet" (ocean) episodes.Tiredretiredlawyer wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 11:33 amhttp://kengarex.com/27-the-best-drone-p ... s-of-2017/
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The 19th Amendment was first introduced to Congress in 1878, yet it was not approved by Congress until 1919 – 41 years later.
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http://www.insidetheheart.org
Exhibition
The Heart of the Matter is an exhibition that brings together art and medicine to reflect on the human heart. Created by artist Sofie Layton and bioengineer Giovanni Biglino the exhibition invites you to discover the extraordinary nature and complexity of the heart through 3D printing, digital animation, printed textiles, sound installation and sculpture.
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The 19th Amendment was first introduced to Congress in 1878, yet it was not approved by Congress until 1919 – 41 years later.
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The 19th Amendment was first introduced to Congress in 1878, yet it was not approved by Congress until 1919 – 41 years later.
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Banksy auction prank leaves art world in shreds
Canvas of Girl With Balloon passes through shredder in frame shortly after £1m sale
Chris Johnston
Sat 6 Oct 2018 09.11 BST Last modified on Sat 6 Oct 2018 10.48 BST0:29
Banksy has played what could be one of the most audacious pranks in art history, with one of his best-known works self-destructing after being sold at auction for just over £1m.
Girl With Balloon was the final item in an auction at Sotheby’s in London on Friday night and its sale price equalled the artist’s previous auction record of £1.04m.
However, shortly after the hammer came down on the item, the canvas suddenly passed through a shredder installed in the frame.
Banksy posted an image on Instagram of the shredded work dangling from the bottom of the frame with the title “Going, going, gone …”
“It appears we just got Banksy-ed,” said Alex Branczik, Sotheby’s senior director and head of contemporary art in Europe.
It is unclear whether the prank will have destroyed or enhanced the value of the work.
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Saw that. Love it - especially the part where everyone is trying to figure out if it's worth more now than it was intact.
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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/11/ ... 48230.html
Saint Mark mosaic, missing for decades, returns to Cyprus
One of the last missing pieces of Byzantine art stolen from Cyprus in the 1970s has been handed back to the country by a renowned Dutch art investigator.
For Brand, dubbed the "Indiana Jones of the art world" because of his exploits to recover stolen works, the handover was a high point in his lifelong interest in the Byzantine saint, and the result of a nearly two-year chase across Europe.
"It was in the possession of a British family, who bought the mosaic in good faith more than four decades ago," Brand told AFP.
"They were horrified when they found out that it was, in fact, a priceless art treasure, looted from the Kanakaria Church after the Turkish invasion," he said.
The family agreed to return it to "the people of Cyprus" in return for a small fee to cover restoration and storage costs, he added.
A 19th Amendment Centennial Moment:
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- https://legaldictionary.net/19th-amendment/
The 19th Amendment was first introduced to Congress in 1878, yet it was not approved by Congress until 1919 – 41 years later.
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Paper sculptures - COOL QUOTIENT
These sculptures may look like they're carved out of stone, but they're actually made out of thousands of sheets of paper.
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COOOOOOOOOOLLLLLL!
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Awesome. 
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Power of Positivity
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This is incredible!
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Don’t play with my food!
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Wow! He is truly an artist. I plan to rewatch so I can recreate the van Gogh on my nails. This makes me feel better about learning nail art which uses the same art brushes (only smaller) and acrylic painting techniques as "regular" art. The canvas is just smaller.
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You've seen the imposing lion statue gracing our front plaza, now see how it came to be. At 27 feet tall, Rex is the world's largest cantilever bronze animal statue in the world, and creating him was no small task.
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Should you be in London, a wonderful little gallery to visit is the Guildhall Gallery, in the City. It doesn't seem to get the attention it deserves. This painting, made in 1901, is called 'The Garden of Eden', by Hugh Goldwyn Riviere, and is one of my favourites. The setting is a London park on a cold, wet, winter afternoon. I always imagine the couple to be in a clandestine relationship which is perhaps frowned on because of a class divide. Despite their somewhat dreary surroundings, they are clearly in love, and in their own Eden. When I saw the painting up close, I noticed Riviere had painted tiny droplets of water clinging to the tree branches, a lovely touch which quite moved me.
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Thanks. I'm heading back to the States later this week, but I'll be back out again for a while after New Years - and I'm definitely going to be trying to spend more time away from my room, yet not in front of a computer at school. This definitely goes on the list.EastStander wrote: ↑Tue Dec 04, 2018 3:44 amShould you be in London, a wonderful little gallery to visit is the Guildhall Gallery, in the City. ...
"I don't give a fuck whether we're peers or not."
--Lord Thomas Henry Bingham to Boris Johnson, on being asked whether he would miss being in "the best club in London" if the Law Lords moved from Parliament to a Supreme Court.
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