17 May 2012
06 May 2012
Taqwacore : The Birth of Punk Islam (Omar Majeed
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in art, Canada, Canadian, Islam, Michael Muhammed Knight, music, music video, Omar Majeed, Pakistani, punk, Taqwacore, The Birth of Punk Islam
Directed by Canadian Pakistani Omar Majeed, Taqwacore is a collision of Muslim and punk culture, and
... follows the progression of the Muslim Punk scene: from its imaginary inception in a novel written by a white-convert named Michael Muhammad Knight to a full-blown, real-life scene of Muslim punk bands and their fans.
25 April 2012
Jenn Ackermann (Trapped)
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in art, black and white photography, Jenn Ackerman, life sentence, mental illness, photography, prison, The Trapped Series, United States
Photographic essay The Trapped Series by Jenn Ackermann captures the reality of mental health 'inmates' as a decline in mental health funding in the US has sent mentally ill patients to a life in prison.
22 April 2012
Wonderworld (Stefan Nadelman for Lost Lander)
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in 5th Dalai Lama, art, graphic design, Lost Lander, music, Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso, Secret Visions, Stefan Nadelman, The Great Fifth, Tibetan Buddhism, video, Wonderworld
Like spiritual visions. There are moments where Nadelman's geometic connections fire profoundly, but with an absence of any spiritual paradigm.
Called lightly to mind the secret visions of the Great Fifth, the 5th Dalai Lama, Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso who in the 17th century received a prolific quantity of detailed visions of ritualistic objects and diagrams.

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Called lightly to mind the secret visions of the Great Fifth, the 5th Dalai Lama, Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso who in the 17th century received a prolific quantity of detailed visions of ritualistic objects and diagrams.
David 8 Project Prometheus (Weyland Industries)
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in 2023, art, David 8, Michael Fassbender, Project Prometheus, Ridley Scott, Ted Talk, video, Weyland Industries
Ridley Scott's David 8 (Michael Fassbender) can do distressing things humans find unethical because David 8 is an android who understands human emotions but does not feel them.
17 April 2012
Holi (We Are Variable)
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in art, festival, Holi, India, Nepal, video, We are Variable
Holi ~ in slow motion. Having lived through Holi in Nepal, this is a gorgeous, dream-like dip into the fervor and excitement of the festival. By Variable.
Holi, a Hindu festival from about the 7th Century, lasts about two days and lowers (but does not remove completely) the strictness of social norms, which includes gaps between age, gender, status, and caste. Together, the rich and poor, women and men, enjoy each other’s presence on this joyous day. No one expects polite behavior; as a result, the atmosphere is filled with excitement, fun and joy. ... Red signifies the colour of passion and Lord Krishna is the king of desires. The ritual signified that all desires should be diverted for the attainment of Krishna and for the well being of society. (Wikipedia)
07 April 2012
Úlfur (Black Shore)
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in art, black shore, Luca and Me, music video, Ulfur, video

Del álbum White Mountain (2012 kimi records)
Film: Mani M. Sigfusson
Via Luca and Me, Vimeo
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Úlfur: Black Shore from OSM on Vimeo.
Del álbum White Mountain (2012 kimi records)
Film: Mani M. Sigfusson
Via Luca and Me, Vimeo
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Location:Whistler, Canada
05 April 2012
Faces Change, Bruises Don't (NSPCC)
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in art, black and white photography, child abuse, fundraising, fundraising photography, NSPCC, Other, press campaign, UK.
The NSPCC is nationwide network of professional child protection teams across the UK. This not-for-profit fundraising campaign in 1984 set the standards for a new generation of foreword thinking fundraising.
"NSPCC’s Centenary Appeal campaign in 1984 propelled fundraising practice in the UK and Europe forward in one giant leap. There had, of course, been capital campaigns on a similar scale in other parts of the world, but in Britain this audacious initiative transformed the thinking and practice of a generation. It showed fundraisers that, given the right combination of foresight, courage, professional planning and commitment to a great cause, almost anything might be possible."
http://www.sofii.org/node/508#

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"NSPCC’s Centenary Appeal campaign in 1984 propelled fundraising practice in the UK and Europe forward in one giant leap. There had, of course, been capital campaigns on a similar scale in other parts of the world, but in Britain this audacious initiative transformed the thinking and practice of a generation. It showed fundraisers that, given the right combination of foresight, courage, professional planning and commitment to a great cause, almost anything might be possible."
http://www.sofii.org/node/508#

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Location:Katmandu, Nepal
22 March 2012
For the Love of God (Damien Hirst)
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For the Love of God, Damien Hirst (2007) - diamond encrusted skull.
via http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/arts/visual-arts/damien-hirst-on-death-drink-and-diamonds-7581167.html?action=gallery&ino=2
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For the Love of God, Damien Hirst (2007) - diamond encrusted skull.
via http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/arts/visual-arts/damien-hirst-on-death-drink-and-diamonds-7581167.html?action=gallery&ino=2
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Location:Boudha, Nepal
30 December 2011
Roxana Azar
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in animal photography, art, Cargo Collective, digital, object, photo manipulation, Roxana Azur, subject, Tibetan language
In the Tibetan language different words are used for 'subject' and 'object': 'object' and 'that which has an object'. Roxana Azar blurs space and object calling to mind a contemplation on the relationship between the two. Courtesy of Cargo Collective.



























