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TAKAHASHI Hisachika（高橋尚愛 Japanese, based in NY and Paris 1940-2025）

Untitled 1964 Mixed media on paper 66 x 97 cm via

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Gustav Klimt, "The Swamp"

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Spin Cycle. Oil on canvas, 8 x 10"

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Helen Frankenthaler: Cameo, 1980

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Martyna Czech - Żywo-płot. 2020

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Anselm Kiefer, Walhalla, 2016

weepingwidar

Lera Dubitskaya (Belarusian, 1996) - Przywiazanie (Affection) (2022)

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Judith Bergerson（American）

Rocky Shoreline 3 acrylic/colored pencil on 12″x 12″ stretched canvas via more

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Merab Abramishvili (Georgian, 1957-2006)

Pomegranate

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Merab Abramishvili (Georgian, 1957-2006), Pomegranate, 2003. Tempera on plywood, 215 x 110 cm.

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Teng Pu-chun（鄧卜君 Tainwanese, b.1957）

A Glimmer of Warmth amidst Cold Rocks 2023 Ink on Paper 94 × 64 cm via

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A horse tells ghost stories to another horse. The Animal story book. 1896.

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Tracey Emin

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Confirmed: Summer 2023 Hottest in NASA’s Record

All three months of summer 2023 broke records. July 2023 was the hottest month ever recorded, and the hottest July. June 2023 was the hottest June, and August 2023 was the hottest August.

NASA’s temperature record, GISTEMP, starts in 1880, when consistent, modern recordkeeping became possible. Our record uses millions of measurements of surface temperature from weather stations, ships and ocean buoys, and Antarctic research stations. Other agencies and organizations who keep similar global temperature records find the same pattern of long-term warming.

Global temperatures are rising from increased emissions of greenhouse gasses, like carbon dioxide and methane. Over the last 200 years, humans have raised atmospheric CO2 by nearly 50%, primarily through the burning of fossil fuels.

Drivers of climate change, both natural and human-caused, leave distinct fingerprints. Through observations and modeling, NASA researchers confirm that the current warming is the result of human activities, particularly increased greenhouse gas emissions.