Perché siamo musica anche quando percorriamo il silenzio...
@vefa321
occasionally subtle
The Bowery Presents

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The Stonewall Inn

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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Xuebing Du

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Cosmic Funnies
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@jackpepe
Perché siamo musica anche quando percorriamo il silenzio...
@vefa321
1) Montagem do Arraial, 2003
2) Meninos em Joanes, 2012
3) Michel, 2013
4) Vaqueiro no sofá rosa, 2012
5) Homem e Aparelhagem Mosqueiro, 2004
6) Puxador de carro, 2002
7) Porto do açaí, 1999
8) Paisagem no fusca azul,1996
9) Pai e filho circo 1990
Trampoline Shuffle
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As we continue to #StayAtHome, daily routines and small moments, such as those seen in Eugenie Tung’s fused glass artwork “16 Windows” (2007), take on new and special meaning.
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Some sketches I’ve done around the house during quarantine.
Giorno 40 di quarantena.
It’s April, when it’s (finally) getting warmer in New York, the sun is slowly coming out, and the birds are chirping—even on this week’s cover—our first-ever musical one! Turn on the sound to hear Tom Gauld’s “Soundtrack to Spring,” a cover announcing the arrival—however belated—of a new season in the city.
We’ve all been there
Dancing Humpback Whales
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Fernanda Pivano & Ettore Sottsass jr., “PENSIERI DI PACE”
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༄ NUTOPIA [sergio falcone & co.]: La comune non è morta
❝Quiero proponerte un negocio, un atraco singular. Estoy buscando a gente que no tenga mucho que perder. ¿Cómo te suenan 2.400 millones de euros?❞