#commu

[meetmenearthewillowtree]

dites, je sais que vous existez mais vous êtes où les fans fr de Joey Valence & Brae ???

ok les fan club c'est un truc de vieux mais si par exemple on vit en province et qu'on aimerait aller les voir à paris en Mai mais qu'on a personne avec qui y aller on fait comment?

nan parce qu'hyperyouth en live ça doit être quelque chose

bref voilà ce post est très random mais c'est ma bouteille à la mer, parce que quand j'ai été les voir au festival de Poupet cet été, pas de chance, j'étais pas tellement du côté des gens qui les connaissaient je me sentais un peu seul'e lol :/

[evibea]

Thank you to everyone who got me to 1000 likes!

This is an incredible milestone to reach, and I'm glad it's with you! Be ready to expect a couple of lookbooks right around the corner. :)

Happy Valentine's Day to all!

[mystic-swan-hotel]

Nouveau générique de Mystic Swan

Notre Sylvana internationale nous a gâté en nous offrant cette nouvelle vidéo pour le MS avec tous ses personnages emblématiques ♥ Nous remercions le joueur pour son initiative et son dévouement à la communauté !

Love du staff ♥

[aldi-ludenberg]

So I found Bebe had a page in the P3P Official Artbook and had to translate it. Thank God for the guy who scanned the whole thing ;_;

[fuckyeahanarchistposters]

5 Demands for Emergency Covid-19 Survival

1 - Free Healthcare

2 - No Work

3 - No Paying - No Debt

4 - Free the Prisoners

5 - Homes for All

[brooklynmuseum]

For millennia, Indigenous communities throughout the Americas have maintained profound and expansive relationships with the natural world. These same communities are now some of the most vulnerable to climate crises, from wildfires and droughts to the overextraction of natural resources—threats against which generations of activists are combatting and organizing. This #EarthDay, we are highlighting artworks that speak to Indigenous understandings of the natural world and that address the threat environmental change poses to Indigenous livelihoods. 

You can see these works and more on view in Climate in Crisis: Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas.

Mississippian. Engraved Conch Shell, 1200-1500 C.E. Conch shell, pigment, Falcon warrior Brooklyn Museum, By exchange, 60.53.1. Creative Commons-BY ⇨ Native Alaskan. Engraved Whale Tooth, late 19th century. Sperm whale tooth, black ash or graphite, oil. Brooklyn Museum. Creative Commons-BY ⇨ Maya. Tetrapod Bowl with Lid, 350-450. Ceramic, pigment, Overall with Lid. Brooklyn Museum. Creative Commons-BY ⇨ Gail E. Tremblay (Onondaga-Micmac, born 1945). When Ice Stretched on for Miles, 2017. 16mm film, white film leader, gold and silver braided plastic thread. Brooklyn Museum © artist or artist's estate ⇨ Preston Singletary (Tlingit, born 1963). Guardian of the Sea, 2004. Glass. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Fairfield-Maxwell, Ltd., by exchange , 2004.2. © artist or artist's estate ⇨ Moche. Fox Runner Effigy Vessel, ca. 400-700. Ceramic, pigments. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Mrs. Eugene Schaefer, 36.332. Creative Commons-BY ⇨ Installation views of Climate in Crisis: Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas. Brooklyn Museum, February 14, 2020–January 10, 2021. (Photos: Jonathan Dorado)

[travelless]

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