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laderniereseancedecedrique · 5 months

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ARCHER (2023)(Saison 14)(8 Épisodes)

Épisode 1 : 22mn27s / Épisode 2 : 22mn20s / Épisode 3 : 22mn43s / Épisode 4 : 23mn27s / Épisode 5 : 22mn54s / Épisode 6 : 23mn08s / Épisode 7 : 22mn56s / Épisode 8 : 22mn32s

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dare-g · 9 months

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The Experiencer (1977)

#the experiencer #brian helweg larsen #michael kohler #talks

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uwmspeccoll · 1 year

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A Staff Pick Decorative Sunday

I recently came across a video a farmer took of one of their pigs gently tearing out a bunch of flowers. The video then cut to the interior of a barn, where the pig lay sleeping in its nest, bunches of dried yellow wild flowers surrounding her. None of the farmers other pigs did this. Human animals are driven to adorn their spaces. But some humans are driven to elevate that endeavor from decoration to high art.

There are many potential challenges when it comes to collecting, preserving, and exhibiting artist-built environments, that is, environments that “involve an individual significantly transforming their surroundings into an exceptional, multifaceted work of art.” For over fifty years, the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, WI has been dedicated to preserving these unique spaces. The ultimate goal is to preserve these works in their original contexts/sites, but issues ranging from changes in property ownership to exposure to the elements sometimes requires alternative preservation strategies.

Sublime Spaces & Visionary Worlds: Built Environments of Vernacular Artists, published in 2007 by the Princeton Architectural Press (New York, New York) with the Kohler Arts Center (Sheboygan, WI) seeks to “provide a lasting record of the art these men and women have created and situate the environments within historical and cultural continuums.” The publication was in conjunction with an exhibition presented June 2007-January 2008. Curator Leslie Umberger authored the book, with contributions by Erika Doss, Ruth DeYoung Kohler, Lisa Stone, and Jane Bianco. While viewing images of these spectacular constructed worlds can’t replicate the experience of being immersed within them, this kind of documentation can help carry the spirit of these artists forward in time, even if their work ends up being ephemeral.

The cover image features The Forevertron, by Dr. Evermore (Tom Every, 1938-2020) located at the Evermore Sculpture Park in North Freedom, Wisconsin. It is the largest scrap metal structure in the world and weighs 300 tons. See image descriptions to learn more about the artworks.

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-Olivia, Special Collections Graduate Intern

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honeycombvinyl · 6 months

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Constantly thinking about Cynthia Consentino's design for the women's washroom in the John Michael Kohler Arts Center

#Cynthia Consentino #interior design #bathroom #bathroom design #bathroom decor #tile design #art tag #john michael kohler arts center

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themarvellousmichaelbryant · 2 years

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Michael Bryant as Professor Sam McInstrey in 'The Daedalus Equations' (1976). Written by Bruce Stewart and directed by David Reid it was part of the BBC's 'The Mind Beyond' series.

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*Apologies for the annoying clock!

#michael bryant #the daedalus equations #the mind beyond #bruce stewart #david reid #megs jenkins #peter sallis #estelle kohler #richard hurndall #george coulouris #BBC #1976

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sickv4amp · 2 years

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women's bathroom at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center

#cute creepy #pink aesthetic #kawaii #weirdcore #soft pink #pinkcore #pastel pink #art #bathroom

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abstracteddistractions · 7 months

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Bea Fremderman, "Weeds Compared to Flowers," 2023,

Along the shore of Dead Horse Bay in Brooklyn, New York, the tides slowly expose the contents of closed landfills. Depression-era glass, soles of shoes, and conglomerations of inorganic and organic materials litter the coastal zone.

Upon her first visit to Dead Horse Bay, Fremderman described the site as the most apocalyptic landscape she had ever experienced. Once a hub for rendering dead horses and for industrial and urban waste processing, storage, and incineration, the area became renowned for its putrefaction. Today, sections are closed due to chemical pollutants and radioactive contamination.

Fremderman imagines the personas of those who may have used the detritus she collects. After a deep cleaning process, she assembles her gatherings in a technique like that used to make stained-glass windows.

Lit from within, the amoeba-like forms guide visitors through the gallery. Upon closer inspection stems of goblets, electronic chips, and pieces of dinnerware can be identified within the assemblages. The textures, colors, and shapes emanating from the sculptures result in an immersive installation.

The work hopes to offer a link to place — in this case, a landscape where the human footprint contorts and is contorted by the environment. Through the re-presentation and re-purposing of waste, Weeds Compared to Flowers intends to visualize human interconnection with disposable objects, the Earth, and an unknowable future.

Installation view at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center.

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skycathedral · 8 months

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john michael kohler arts center

#coquette #creepy cute #tiles #pink aesthetic #surrealism #green aesthetic #alternative #pinterest #twitter #fairycore #lovecore #pinkcore #heartcore #coquettecore #coquette aesthetic

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rozieramati · 6 months

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Bathroom tiles of John Michael Kohler Arts Center by Cynthia Consentino

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harvardfineartslib · 1 year

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Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this month!

Mary Lum’s exhibition catalog entitled “Moving Parts (&)” is in-library use only at the Schlesinger Library, but we wanted to include this catalog because Lum’s beautiful exhibition is up at Harvard Radcliffe Institute through June 24th. We encourage you to visit her exhibition while it’s up!

For this exhibition, Mary Lum has created an artist’s book and installation featuring photographs of temporary constructions made from a palette of broken vintage letterforms. The exhibition catalog is also gorgeous.

Mary Lum : moving parts (&) Cambridge, MA : Harvard Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, [2023] HOLLIS number: 99156684077103941 *Schlesinger Library In-library use only

Ghost forest Lin, Maya, 1959- [artist, interviewee} New York : Madison Square Park Conservancy, [2021] HOLLIS number: 99156668641703941

Zarina : paper like skin Los Angeles: Hammer Museum, University of California; Munich: DelMonico Books/Prestel, 2012 HOLLIS number: 990137311030203941

Ray Yoshida's Museum of Extraordinary Values Sheboygan, Wisconsin : John Michael Kohler Arts Center, [2013] HOLLIS number: 990139821660203941

Maya Lin : here and there New York : Pace, [2013] HOLLIS number: 990137085350203941

Tsherin Sherpa : spirits Richmond, Virginia : Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, [2022] HOLLIS number: 99156624177103941

Ruth Asawa : citizen of the universe London : Thames & Hudson Ltd ; New York, New York : Thames & Hudson Inc., 2022. HOLLIS number: 99156425913103941

Zhang Huan : altered states New York : Asia Society ; Milano : Charta, 2007. HOLLIS number: 990108885030203941

Do Ho Suh : works on paper : at STPI Singapore : STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery ; New York : DelMonico Books/D.A.P., 2021. HOLLIS number: 99155779049803941

#AsianAmericanandPacificIslanderHeritageMonth #AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIHeritage #AAPI #MaryLum #HarvardFineArtsLibrary #Fineartslibrary #Harvard #HarvardLibrary #harvardfineartslibrary #fineartslibrary #harvard #harvard library #harvardfineartslib #harvardlibrary

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bye2k · 1 year

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#didn't actually grow up w/ this one myself but DAMN that's catchy #cartoon network #continuity #television #music #audio #00s

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1010neveragain · 10 months

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STEX Appreciation Month Day 1: Rusty

my beautiful boy. i love rusty so much its not even funny.

Favorite Actors: Ray Shell, Kevin Kohler, Koffi Missah, and Kristofer Harding are constantly fighting to the death for the number 1 spot in my head. Also special shout out to Michael Demby Cain for being my rusty face claim i wish there was any footage or audio of you king.

Favorite Songs/Scenes: I Am the Starlight is my favorite song in the whole show it makes me want to chew drywall. Also love Engine of Love and Call Me Rusty <3

Favorite Costumes: Early Bochum when he consistently had a mullet was elite. I am a mullet Rusty truther. I also have a soft spot in my heart for his London costumes where he has stripey overalls they're so cute

Favorite Ships: Prusty number one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Headcanons: Rusty has been friends with the coaches for a long time. He's their little guy. He's invited to girl's night in spite of not being a girl (girl's night is a state of mind).

Unpopular Opinion: Give him the mullet back I beg you. put the actors in mullet wigs. this show is pure 80s cheese please put him in a mullet.

#starlight express #stex #rusty the steam engine #stex appreciation month #stex appreciation month 2023 #btw i apologize if i accidentally repeat anything i said last year i literally dont remember what i put for anything and im not checking #im excited for this month because july was my one year anniversary of being a stex fan and i feel like in that year my opinions changed a l #t

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walkingdetroit · 4 months

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Art in the Stations: Financial District

The Financial District is home to some of Detroit's most beautiful art-deco skyscrapers, including The Guardian, Buhl, Ford, and Penobscot Buildings. The People Mover Station features Aztec and Byzantine designs, integrating both the neighborhood's architecture and history.

The large hand-painted mural "'D' For Detroit" by Joyce Kozloff includes mythical animals, peacocks, the bull and bear of the Stock Exchange, and an illuminated "D." The mural design is inspired by the Guardian Building, the Fisher Building, and Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry Murals at the Detroit Institute of Arts.

Kozloff created and hand-painted each tile herself in Kohler, Wisconsin at the John Michael Kohler Art Center. She has also worked on several other public art installations around the country, including Harvard Square and the 86th and Central Park Street Subway Station.

The peacocks were inspired by James McNeill Whistler's paintings, who had designed "The Peacock Room" at 49 Prince's Gate in London, owned by British shipping magnate Frederick Richards Leyland. The room was preserved in 1904 by Charles Lang Freer, who installed it in his home at 71 E. Ferry Avenue. The original wall is now on display at the Smithsonian in Washington, DC.

#artinthestations #detroitpeoplemover #financialdistrict #publicart #detroit #downtowndetroit #financialdistrictdetroit #freerhome #charleslangfreer #thepeacockroom

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brokehorrorfan · 1 year

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The Bride Wore Black will be released on Blu-ray on February 14 via Kino Lorber. The 1968 French revenge thriller is directed by François Truffaut (The 400 Blows, Fahrenheit 451).

Truffaut co-wrote the script with Jean-Louis Richard, based on the 1940 novel by Cornell Woolrich (Rear Window). Jeanne Moreau stars with Michel Bouquet, Jean-Claude Brialy, Claude Rich, Charles Denner, Michael Lonsdale, and Serge Rousseau.

The Bride Wore Black includes reversible artwork. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio commentary by critics Julie Kirgo, Steven C. Smith, and Nick Redman

Theatrical trailer

After newly widowed Julie Kohler's (Jeanne Moreau) mother stops her from commiting suicide, she hatches a different plan to deal with her grief. In a small black book, she lists five men. One by one she visits the men with murderous intentions, assuming different identities to get close to them. Only one man remains elusive, having been captured by the cops before Julie could reach him -- but despite the obstacles, Julie intends to see her task through to the end.

Pre-order The Bride Wore Black.

#the bride wore black #francois truffaut #françois truffaut #jeanne moreau #40s movies #1940s movies #kino lorber #dvd #gift #cornell woolrich #french film #jean claude brialy #michael lonsdale #alfred hitchcock #rear window

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themarvellousmichaelbryant · 2 years

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Michael Bryant as Professor Sam McInstrey in 'The Daedalus Equations' (1976). Written by Bruce Stewart and directed by David Reid it was part of the BBC's 'The Mind Beyond' series.

Set 7 of 9

*Apologies for the annoying clock!

#michael bryant #the daedalus equations #the mind beyond #bruce stewart #david reid #megs jenkins #peter sallis #estelle kohler #richard hurndall #george coulouris #BBC #1976

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ohgeeeznotagain · 1 year

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Attention all Disney animation and indie pop fans of southeastern Wisconsin!! 🦉🐸🎶

We'll be bringing our Amphibia and Owl House inspired pop songs to Sheboygan's John Michael Kohler Arts Center on March 18 - competing for a chance to be a part of the 2023 Levitt AMP Summer Concert Series!! If you're a fan of the frogs, witches, demons, or good ol' fashioned local music, come on by and help us out!!

Not in Wisconsin but still want to get involved? Stay tuned for more info on online voting and livestreams!

All details on the live event here:

Hope to see you out there!!

#wisconsin #the owl house #amphibia #the owl house king #the owl house hunter #sprig plantar #the owl house season 3 #amphibia season 3 #live music #indie pop #local music #battle of the bands #support animation #we'd love to see you there!!!#fan song

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