Dynamite Fists

[Bruce Sargeant (1898-1938)] Young Wrestler and His Mentor

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[Bruce Sargeant (1898-1938)] Champion Wrestling Team

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“In my normal setup I use 2 4 track recorders to playback and layer numerous tape loops. For this video, I wanted to experiment and take this idea further by using a large ensemble of walkmans and various length tape loops. This improvised ambient walkman “symphony” is recorded in real time, with all tape loops being mixed and processed through a caline reverb pedal and behringer delay. Support my work on Patreon:

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As “urban warfare” grips the streets of Paris a photograph of a woman in a Burger King, who is incongruously grinning from ear to ear while tear gas swirls outside, is being hailed as the perfect encapsulation of modern times. The moment was captured by Russian journalist and photographer Ilya Varlamov.

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Two pieces by Emma Amos are featured in “We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85” (April 21–Sept. 17, 2017), the groundbreaking group exhibition organized by the Brooklyn Museum. “Sandy and Her Husband” and “Flower Sniffer,” a 1966 self-portrait by Amos, are displayed side-by-side in the show. After the Brooklyn Museum recently announced its acquisition of “Flower Sniffer,” news comes that the Cleveland Museum of Art is adding “Sandy and Her Husband” to its collection. The Cleveland Museum of Art announced several new acquisitions on June 17, including Amos’s “Sandy and Her Husband” (1973), which was purchased directly from the artist’s collection.

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2018 was about losing socks…

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Guardian of the Vietnamese Restaurant…

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News photographers take pictures as a protestor throws a projectile near the Champs-Elysees avenue in Paris on December 8, 2018 during a “yellow vest” (gilet jaune) protest against rising costs of living they blame on high taxes. Photo by Alain Jocard/AFP/Getty Images.

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Thomas Mailaender: Illustrated People - "Illustrated People is the manifestation in book form of a performance by Thomas Mailaender, in which he applied original negatives selected from the Archive of Modern Conflict’s collection to the skin of models and projected a powerful UV lamp over them, thus revealing a fleeting image on the skin’s surface.

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Not sure why this image kept getting banned, not even sure if it is an illustration, or a photograph, and sorry, it was not attributed, but really great pensive image.