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makima comm from last year ⭕️

#csm

energyprison

americans after eating 2 pounds of pasta and getting sick: uh oh im about to enter a serious food coma lol

americans after eating 2 pounds of ginger beef and fried rice and getting sick: the devious CCP has agents everywhere

innerchildabortionclinic

doctors are always asking why your heart rate is so fast as if everything isn't literally scary all the time

weepingwidar

TongTong Deng (Chinese, 1995) - March in Zanzibar (2024)

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split lip soup

zmpl

the most evil person alive would like to start their career in mental health

greengableslover

Look, see a world that holds more wonders than any since the earth was born. And of all who reigned o'er, none had renown like the boy who pulled the sword from the stone. But this is not that King... Nor is this his song. Let me tell you instead a new tale. I'll lay it down as I've heard it told. Its letters set, its history pressed, of an adventure brave and bold. Forever set, in heart, in stone, like all great myths of old.

THE GREEN KNIGHT (2021) dir. David Lowery

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Yup’ik Spirit Mask

““Inua of the Fox" in carved walrus ivory fox/man transformation mask at center, Ptarmigan bird feet and head along with wings and tail mounted on whale baleen rings, two miniature leg trap fetishes, titled verso and marked "KUV, Yup'ik Eskimo, Tuntutuliak" (a village near Bethel). There is a story that goes with this of a hunter for ptarmigan, who becomes lost and is guided by a fox-faced shaman from the underworld.”.

offshoreoilrig

People who have no idea when to tell when someone is joking are always the ones going on about how stupid the average person is

Isuwiq’s Prayer, 2022

Lynda Infante Lyons (Alutiiq)

Oil on panel, 30” x 30”

#Alaska Native #Alutiiq #Indigenous #Alaska #seal posting #Instagram #Sugpiaq

Rhode Island School of Design. Join us for the opening celebration of this powerful exhibition exploring the deep cultural connections between Indigenous communities and seals. Featuring historic and contemporary works by Alaska Native and Inuit artists, the exhibition honors relationships across generations, homelands and waters.

Image: Linda Infante Lyons (Alutiiq, b. 1959) Isuwiq, Gaurdian of the Sea, 2025. Alaska Native Museum Sovereignty Collection. copyright Linda Infante Lyons