#Beate Kuhn

[craft2eu]

Beate Kuhn – immer wieder gerne: Frechen bis 14.8.2022

Beate Kuhn – immer wieder gerne: Frechen bis 14.8.2022

Beate Kuhn (1927 – 2015) gehört zu den bedeutendsten deutschen Keramiker:innen unserer Zeit, der auch international große Anerkennung zukommt. Diesen Umstand würdigt das KERAMION gerne mit einer Ausstellung von Arbeiten dieser großartigen Künstlerin vorrangig aus dem eigenen Bestand. Die Überblicksausstellung ist vom 15. Mai 2022 bis zum 14. August 2022 im Frechener Museum zu sehen. Ich möchte an…

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#50jähriges Jubiläum #angewandte Kunst #ARNOLDSCHE Art Publishers #Beate Kuhn #Frechener Keramikpreis #Handwerkskunst #Keramik #Keramion #Kunsthandwerk #Monographie #Montage

[elijones94]

🍃🍂 Pocahontas knows how to hide among the tall grass. I based this on an original animation drawing by Tom Bancroft. 🌲🌳

#Pocahontas #character study #Disney fanart #tall grass #forest #forests of Virginia #Irene Bedard #Judy Kuhn #Glen Keane #Tom Bancroft #Colors of the Wind #If I Never Knew You #Just Around the Riverbend #Steady As the Beating Drum #John Smith #Meeko #Flit #Nakoma #Grandmother Willow #Chief Powhatan

[battyaboutbooksreviews]

🌈 Queer Books Coming Out in February 2024

🌈 Good afternoon, my bookish bats! Struggling to keep up with all the amazing queer books coming out this month? Here are a FEW of the stunning, diverse queer books you can add to your TBR before the year is over. Remember to #readqueerallyear! Happy reading!

❤️ We Ate the Dark by Mallory Pearson 🧡 The Paper Boys by D.P. Clarence 💛 Skater Boy by Anthony Nerada 💚 Your Shadow Half Remains by Sunny Moraine 💙 A Vicious Game by Melissa Blair 💜 Clarion Call by Cayla Fay ❤️ Relit: 16 Latinx Remixes of Classic Stories edited by Sandra Proudman 🧡 The Absinthe Underground by Jamie Pacton 💛 Truthfully, Yours by Caden Armstrong 💙 Outsider by Jade du Preez 💜 Cross My Candy Heart by A.C. Thomas 🌈 The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett

❤️ An Education in Malice by S. T. Gibson 🧡 The Imposition of Unnecessary Obstacles by Malka Ann Older 💛 Never a Bridesmaid by Spencer Greene 💚 The Rewind by Nicole Stiling 💙 Good Christian Girls by Elizabeth Bradshaw 💜 The Fox Maidens by Robin Ha ❤️ The Terrible by Tessa Crowley 🧡 Blood Rage by Ileandra Young 💛 Call of the Sea by Emily B. Rose 💙 Sign Me Up by C.H. Williams 💜 Ways and Means by Daniel Lefferts 🌈 Peaceful in the Dark by A.A. Fairview

❤️ We Are Only Ghosts by Jeffrey L. Richards 🧡 Dead Ringer by Robyn Nyx 💛 Somacultural Liberation by Dr. Roger Kuhn 💚 Stormbringer by Erinn Harper 💙 A Saga of Shields & Shadows by A.J. Shirley 💜 Ghost Town by R.E. Ward ❤️ I Heard Her Call My Name by Lucy Sante 🧡 The Night Alphabet by Joelle Taylor 💛 Remedial Magic by Melissa Marr 💙 Bloom by N.R. Walker 💜 Entwined by Alex Alberto 🌈 Queer Newark edited by Whitney Strub

❤️ Tristan by Jesse Roman 🧡 How to Live Free in a Dangerous World by Shayla Lawson 💛 Daniel, Deconstructed by James Ramos 💚 Of Socialites & Prizefights by Arden Powell 💙 Lost Harbor by Kimberly Cooper Griffin 💜 Hannah Tate, Beyond Repair by Laura Piper Lee ❤️ Bunt! Striking Out on Financial Aid by Ngozi Ukazu & Mad Rupert 🧡 How You Get the Girl by Anita Kelly 💛 Blackmailer’s Delight by David Lawrence 💙 Tile M for Murder by Felicia Carparelli 💜 Impulse Buy by Jae 🌈 Live for You, Die With You by Kalob Dàniel

❤️ Fairest of All by A.D. Ellis 🧡 Goddess of the Sea by Britney Jackson 💛 A Taste of Earth by Nico Silver 💚 The Moorings of Mackerel Sky by M.Z. Emily Zack 💙 How the Boogeyman Became a Poet by Tony Keith 💜 V is for Valentine by Thomas Grant Bruso ❤️ Crushed Ice by Ashlyn Kane & Morgan James 🧡 When Tomorrow Comes by D. Jackson Leigh 💛 Bugsy & Other Stories by Rafael Frumkin 💙 The White and Blue Between Us by Kiyuhiko 💜 Guide Us Home by CF Frizzell & Jesse J. Thoma 🌈 The Friendship Study by Ruby Barrett

❤️ Infinity Alchemist by Kacen Callender 🧡 Heart2Heart edited by Annabeth Albert 💛 No Time Like Now by Naz Kutub 💚 Bless the Blood by Walela Nehanda 💙 Vengeance Planning for Amateurs by Lee Winter 💜 Who We Are in Real Life by Victoria Koops ❤️ Prove It by Stephanie Hoyt 🧡 Mewing by Chloe Spencer 💛 Awakenings by Claudie Arseneault 💙 Born of Scourge by S. Jean 💜 Disciples of Chaos by M.K. Lobb 🌈 To Cage a God by Elizabeth May

❤️ Greta & Valdin by Rebecca K Reilly 🧡 What Feasts At Night by T. Kingfisher 💛 You Had Me at Merlot by Melissa Brayden 💚 Turning Point by Cathy Dunnell 💙 For the Stolen Fates by Gwendolyn Clare 💜 Season of Eclipse by Terry Wolverton ❤️ These Haunted Hills by Jana Denardo 🧡 Samson & Domingo by Gume Laurel III 💛 Lies that Bind by Rae Knowles & April Yates 💙 We Got the Beat by Jenna Miller 💜 The Diablo's Curse by Gabe Cole Novoa 🌈 Blessings by Chukwuebuka Ibeh

❤️ Out There by Iris Eliot 🧡 At Her Service by Amy Spalding 💛 Green Dot by Madeleine Gray

#books #queer #queer book recs #queer books #sapphic books #sapphic romance #lesbian romance #lesbian books #lesbian fiction #gay romance #gay books #lgbt author #lgbt writers #lgbtq books #books to read #book releases #book release #bi books #bisexual pride #bisexual books #batty about books #battyaboutbooks

[augustheart]

Your top 5 comic stories?

oh fuck oh g-d this is so hard. i love so many comics. these are not ranked except for the first one beating out all the others.

Teiresias Wars, Doom Patrol vol. 2 #75-79 by Rachel Pollack and Ted McKeever.

To Regain Tomorrow, The Fury of Firestorm #62-64 and Annual #5 by John Ostrander and JJ Birch.

Chain Lightning, The Flash vol. 2 #145-150 by Mark Waid, Brian Augustyn, Steve Lightle, and Paul Pelletier.

Justice League of America's Vibe, entire limited series #1-10, by Sterling Gates, Geoff Johns, unfortunately Andrew Kreisberg, and many, many artists.

Endgame, Blue Beetle vol. 7 #20-25 by John Rogers, Rafael Albuquerque, Roy Peniston, and Andy Kuhn

#i love so many other comics #i originally had the elongated man miniseries on here as the secret sixth comic. no reference intended #overlordraax

[oliver-nickell-fan]

I like a lot the song "stuck down in the wrong rabbit hole" but the song "universe" make me cry... I miss the young oliver from before.... not like now....

#tree #oliver tree #sad #oliver nickell #please help #SoundCloud

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Beate Kuhn

[piasgermany]

[News + Video] jolle neu bei 365XX!

jolle will hoch hinaus und lässt passend zu den Lyrics ihrer neuen Single "grosse freiheit" Taten sprechen: Letzte Woche unterzeichnete sie bei dem all fe:male Rap-Label 365XX und läutet mit dem Signing auch die Releasephase ihres deutschsprachigen EP-Debüts ein. Auf einem pushenden Techno-Beat von Bomblys und Leon Milla rappt und singt die Hamburger Künstlerin von drängenden Freiheitsgefühlen, einer ansteckenden Aufbruchstimmung und vom Loslassen. jolle gelingt es auf nahbare Art und Weise ihre diffusen Gefühle in dichte Reimketten zu verpacken. So nimmt uns die talentierte Musikerin mit in ihre von Umbrüchen und großen Ambitionen geprägte Welt. Das steigende Bedürfnis nach Unabhängigkeit und sorglosem Leben spiegelt sich nicht nur in den Strophen, sondern auch in dem mitreißenden Aufbau des Instrumentals wider.

Jolle hat das Potential mit diesem Ohrwurm die deutsche Pop- und Raplandschaft mal eben links zu überholen. Ihre Lyrics sind melancholisch und emotional, aber immer authentisch und nahbar. Der Sound irgendwo zwischen Ski Aggu, 01099, Paula Hartmann und Marie Bothmer. Die Zukunftsaussichten: golden!

Allein das Produzenten-Netzwerk der Wahl-Hamburgerin liest sich wie das Who-is-Who der deutschen Rap- und Pop-Welt: Benjamin Asare und Malte Kuhn (beide u.a. Cro, Helene Fischer, Disarstar), Ben Walther/cant.be.bought (badchieff, sharaktah, kalim, reezy, 1986ig), DJ Josi Miller (DJ, Produzentin, Homegirls-Podcasterin, Import Export Band-Mitglied und Ex-Trettmann-Tour-DJ), oder eben Leon Milla & Timon Bomblys (Zoe wees, Fløre, etc), mit denen jolle „grosse freiheit“ geschrieben hat. Mit ihrem Sound zwischen Indiepop und HipHop trifft sie den Zeitgeist und widmet sich zugleich zeitlosen Themen. Beobachtend und dennoch mittendrin, irgendwo zwischen sich in Regenpfützen spiegelnden Lichtern der Hamburger Nächte und eigenem Kopfkino ist jolle vor allem eines: relatable.

jolle selbst findet folgende Worte zu ihrer Entscheidung für 365XX: "Ich freu mich fies auf alles was kommt - gibt wenig was ich cooler finde, als mehr girls in der musik und 365XX ist full davon."

#jolle #365xx #video

[bamboomusiclist]

5/31 おはようございます。Sergio Ricardo / Um Senhor Talento me-7  等更新しました。

Mjq / Django prlp7057 Benny Carter Group / Wonderland 2310-922 John Benson Brooks / Alabama Concerto rlp12-276 Rolf Kuhn / Be My Guest PLP-2008 Dexter Gordon / Clubhouse gxf3055 Thelonious Monk / CT meets Monk rs3009 Joe Pass / Sounds Of Synanon 688139ZL Joe Williams / Sings About You r-52030 Etta Jones / Love Shout Prlp7272 Tony Bennett / the Beat of My Heart cl1079 Willie Pickens / It's About Time S-SSD008 Russ Garcia / Four Horns And A Lush Life bcp-46 Sergio Ricardo / Um Senhor Talento me-7 Gary Bartz / Singerella A Ghetto Fairy Tale p10083 Southern Energy Ensemble / Southern Energy bf19758 Mick Softley / Any Mother Doesn't Grumble S64841

~bamboo music~ https://bamboo-music.net  [email protected]   530-0028 大阪市北区万歳町3-41 シロノビル104号 06-6363-2700

[badkarmaviscomm]

CVL - 'Strange Clay' Exhibition - SD

Last year, I attended the exhibition 'Strange Clay' which documented contemporary ceramics artists' work. Some of the work worked with the concept of reappropriating or revisiting everyday objects and relationships with them. The works of Lui Jianhua and Beate Kuhn worked with ceramic versions of everyday objects and changed their everyday presentation of them. Jianhua presented them on a wall in order to give them agency, overwhelming the audience with their presence and making the audience look at them as if they would with a fine art painting etc. Beate Khun combines the ceramic objects into a mass, attempting to explore the interconnections between everyday objects - a snapshot of their daily uses in one sculpture. These artists' practices provide inspiration for my concrete work moulding the insides of children's toys as it reappropriates the usage of these objects and the perceptions that surround them.

https://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/art-exhibitions/strange-clay-ceramics-contemporary-art

#cvl sd

[elijones94]

🍂🍃 What I find interesting about the character of Pocahontas, is the number of animators who animated her in the movie. Other than Glen Keane, who was the supervising animator, Pocahontas’s other chief animators were Mark Henn, Tom Bancroft, Aaron Blaise, Randy Haycock, Pres Romanillos, John Ripa, Brad Kuha, and Doug Krohn among several others.

#Pocahontas #character study #Disney fanart #Irene Bedard #Judy Kuhn #Glen Keane #Mark Henn #Tom Bancroft #Aaron Blaise #Randy Haycock #John Ripa #Pres Romanillos #Brad Kuha #Doug Krohn #Steady As the Beating Drum #Just Around the Riverbend #Colors of the Wind #If I Never Knew You #Meeko #Flit #Nakoma #John Smith #Grandmother Willow #Chief Powhatan

[screamingforyears]

IN A MINUTE:

A BUZZ_BIN EXPRESS… // @themothersuperiornc are here w/ a new standalone single titled “FORTRESS” (@catholic_morphine_records) & it finds the Charlotte-based quartet of Kevin Kinne (vocals/guitar/bass/drums), Dominic Spitaliere (synth), Tessa Harmon (vocals) & Alex Kuhn (guitar) bringing 4 mins of drowsily hazed & spin_cycled ShoeGrunge. “SUDDEN GRIP” is the sensory assaultive lead track from PLAGUE DOGS’ freshly released EP titled ‘Degenerative Ontology Grievance System’ & it finds the SLC-based rippers refusing to fuck around across 3 mins of raw assed, murkily sludge’d & beast_moding D-beat… keep it simple stupid. PROUN (@todays.active.lifestyles) is here w/ “I’M YOUR EYES,” the lead single from their forthcoming EP titled ‘form’ (5/5 @fleshandbonerecords) & it finds multi-instrument Jamie Weed’s Austin-based project bringing the hypnotic goods across a 3:19 clip of hazily gazed, six-string slanging & Emo-tinged DreamPop.

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#music #Songs #bands #artist #rock #punk #postpunk #dreampop #indierock #altrock #alternative #alternativemusic #alternativerock #nugaze #Shoegaze #Aesthetic #rockmusic #screamingforyears

[oliver-nickell-fan]

#oliver nickell #splitting branches #tree #tree collaborations #get me out of here #SoundCloud #Youtube

[kudosmyhero]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (IDW) #14: Sins of the Fathers - part 2

Read Date: September 21, 2022 Cover Date: September 2012 ● Writer: Kevin Eastman ◦ Tom Waltz ● Art: Andy Kuhn ● Colorist: Ronda Pattison ● Letterer: Shawn Lee ● Editor: Bobby Curnow ●

Synopsis: Master Splinter stands holding one of Raphael's sai at Casey's father's throat. Splinter asks Raphael if he wants him to execute the man, if that would give him peace. Casey's father begs for his life. Raphael hesitates to answer, pausing to realize how out-of-control with anger he was. Splinter tells him that it is a surmountable obstacle, and that he too used to suffer from an incredibly short temper. Splinter tells Raphael how hot-headed he was in his youth, and how it was only through the guidance of his master, the love of his wife, and the trust of his sons that helped him get over it. Splinter stresses the importance of always seeking peaceful resolution to conflicts, and only using violence as a last resort. Raphael says he understands, but also that he knows if he doesn't do something Casey's dad will keep beating Casey, possibly until it kills him. Splinter agrees and the two decide it is time to do something.

On Burnow Island, Baxter Stockman is getting brought up to speed by General Krang. Krang tells him that he is an Utrom and the others in cryo-stasis are the last of his race. Krang explains that he comes from alternate dimension, Dimension X. Krang tells Stockman about his planet's destruction, and shows him the portal they used to travel to earth to make it their new home. Stockman asks how Krang's homeworld was destroyed. Krang tells him how once Planet Utrominon was the most powerful in the galaxy, ruled by the Utrom High Council. Krang's father Quannin was the supreme leader, and Krang the second-in-commamnd. Through overreaching attempts to expand his empire, Quannin brought about his own defeat, and with it the destruction of nearly his entire race. Before Krang can explain further, two Neutrino Resistance Fighters come through the portal (using signal jammers to block it from being shut down) and attack Krang. The two NRF soldiers are disposed off. Stockman asks why Krang has brought him here. Krang shows him: the Technodrome. Back at the antique shop, the others tend to Casey and try to cheer him up. They tell Casey he should've told them about this a long time ago, and that he doesn't have to stay with his dad and keep getting beaten.

At Casey's house, Splinter asks Raphael if they should execute the man and end Casey's troubles. Raphael says no, because it really wouldn't solve anything, just make things worse. Splinter tells him he's right, and to go gather Casey's things, as he will be living with them now. They arrive back at the antique shop and Splinter calls a family meeting. Casey says he and April will leave to give them some privacy but Splinter tells them to stay, as they are family. Splinter tells them why he has always taught them that life is sacred, and killing should always be last resort. He goes on to say that in their current conflict with Oroku Saki, now called the Shredder, violence is their only option. To ensure their family's peace and safety, as well as to prevent any further innocent bloodshed, they must kill the Shredder.

At Foot Clan headquarters, Oroku Saki is telling Karai about Hamato Yoshi (Splinter, in his former life) and his four sons. Before ordering them all executed, Saki had the chance to watch them all interact and train together. The oldest boy, even at so young an age, displayed all the attributes of a true warrior. Karai asks why she mentions him. Saki tells her it is because that boy has not changed in his new life, and he wants her to bring him that boy – Leonardo, leader of the ninja turtles – to be made into his second-in-command.

(https://turtlepedia.fandom.com/wiki/Sins_of_the_Fathers,_part_2)

Fan Art: Master splinter and raphael screen 2 by Jerbedford

#idw #idw comics #my idw read #tmnt #teenage mutant ninja turtles #comics #comic books #fan art #fanart #podcast - shellheads

[apwmagazine]

Fotos de Gabriel Kuhn cuerpo en reddit y twitter, Que pasa con los videos filtrados

Fotos de Gabriel Kuhn cuerpo en reddit y twitter, Que pasa con los videos filtrados

  Fotos de Gabriel Kuhn cuerpo en reddit y twitter, Que pasa con los videos filtrados The Gabriel Kuhn Story: Where’s Daniel Petry? (+ Crime Photo) – Daniel Petry was born in 1991 in Blumenau, Santa Catarina, Brazil as a child. He became notorious for killing and beating a 12-year-old boy named Gabriel Kuhn. His neighbor, the youth, was killed on 23 July 2007. Gabriel Kuhl is a quirky…

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[bigmacdaddio]

..just some more SJHS story telling...

Hey Mac, good to hear from you enclosed is my response to Peter Hendrix letter I pretty much take the blame myself but they definitely overdid it

Sent from my iPhone

Begin forwarded message:

From: Jake Farrell <[email protected]> Date: September 24, 2022 at 8:37:47 AM EDT To: Bill Walczak <[email protected]> Subject: Memories

 Thank you Peter for the memories, I remember you as an energetic happy guy I’m sure you’re an ass kicking lawyer. I was whacked about by a lot of them but knew I deserved it and never held a grudge. I think a lot of my beatings were paybacks, One particular time, because Halpin like to sit and teach, I decided to throw his chair out the window, I was halfway through my task when he walked in -nature took over as I told him someone was trying to throw your chair out the window I’m getting it back….But one particular educators’ beatings made an impression on my life. Mr. Moran, after an altercation would never let it go by one more period, he would pull me out of my next class and apologize in the hall. I took that with me the rest of my life and every time I screwed up I apologized immediatelyIn response to John Kuhn and Jeff Reich on Tarrys Tavern, Prince’s Bay Staten Island- We went to a college preparatory high school nothing prepared me for college or life than the smoke filled room of that beautiful dive bar. It was a privilege to be there. Old men dying to share their wisdom, cause no one else would listen. Local Italian and Jewish girls that just wanted some attention. It was Disneyland for one who loved Kerouac , Hemingway and Hunter S.We drank Ballantine Ale in 7 oz bottles, and yes slow gin fizz. Ballantine was a Indian Pale Ale. The young beer snobs of today think they invented IPA. The Boones farm was to help your throat after smoking that horrible Mexican weed.I remember when we would go to concerts in The City we would try to up our game and drink Matus.I hope these memories will stir up more of our fellow alumni‘s who might think this reunion is a dick measuring contest. We’re fucking 68 years old nobody gives a shit what your life story is , come and enjoy your classmates and feel young again for a weekend. Cheers, Jake Farrell

[byneddiedingo]

Lizabeth Scott, Barbara Stanwyck, and Van Heflin in The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (Lewis Milestone, 1946) Cast: Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Kirk Douglas, Lizabeth Scott, Judith Anderson, Roman Bohnen, Darryl Hickman, Janis Wilson, Ann Doran, Frank Orth, James Flavin, Mickey Kuhn, Charles D. Brown. Screenplay: Robert Rossen, John Patrick. Cinematography: Victor Milner. Art direction: Hans Dreier, John Meehan. Film editing: Archie Marshek. Music: Miklós Rózsa. The Strange Love of Martha Ivers doubles up on Lorenz Hart's line about "the double-crossing of a pair of heels" to give us a quartet of duplicity. There are no really good guys in the movie, though it tries to persuade us that tough guy Sam Masterson (Van Heflin) and lost girl Toni Marachek (Lizabeth Scott) are more to be admired than ruthless Martha Ivers O'Neil (Barbara Stanwyck) and her weakling alcoholic husband, Walter (Kirk Douglas). After all, teenage Martha (Janis Wilson)  did kill her imperious aunt (Judith Anderson) and, with the connivance of young Walter (Mickey Kuhn) and his father (Roman Bohnen), not only cover up the murder but also frame someone else for the job. So when Sam returns to Iverstown after 18 years, Martha and Walter naturally think that he witnessed the murder and is there to blackmail them. Actually, young Sam (Darryl Hickman) beat it out the door before the aunt was conked on the head and fell downstairs, so he's ignorant -- until well into the film -- of their crime. It's not exactly clear why Sam, who makes a living by gambling, has drifted back in town, but he's not there long before he hooks up with Toni, fresh out of prison for a theft she didn't really commit, and the two of them get dragged unwittingly into the machinations of Martha and Walter. The movie was Douglas's film debut, so he receives fourth billing after Scott. He feels a little miscast as the manipulated Walter. For one thing, he was nine years younger than Stanwyck, but he also had, even then, a stronger hold on the screen than Heflin. This is, I think, a movie that doesn't have the courage of its own nastiness, trying to make us think that Sam and Toni really deserve a happy ending when it's more likely that they will eat each other alive. Trivia note: The sailor in the car with Sam when he has his accident is played by future writer-producer-director Blake Edwards. 

#The Strange Love of Martha Ivers #Lewis Milestone #Lizabeth Scott #Barbara Stanwyck #Van Heflin