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More of Twitch streamer Tyjiro’s spirit creatures!

[glem-aiteoli]

Does anyone here know this manga ? Dai no Daibouken, or Dragon Quest : Dai's Quest. I really love this manga, all the characters are amazing :) So, there are my fanarts from my new sketchbook !

I even decided to color my little Leona, because I love her. Really. She's a strong woman, a real exemple of mind strength and bravery :D

And for the others... Okay, I like Meruru but can we talk a second about Poppu and Fuam/Maam ? Their relationship is just really cool and interesting I think :o

And... Ron Berku ! A really badass character, one of my favourite of all the manga. With Rafaruto, Hym, Alvinas, Baran, Ban, Killvan... ARGH, they're too many xDD

Who are your favourite characters ?

[teasetmonster]

Just a steady stream of fanart of Tyjiro's spirits from me.

[schoolbeginner]

FUAM Courses 2022/2023 And Requirements

FUAM Courses 2022/2023 And Requirements

Are You interested in FUAM Courses And Requirements 2022/2023? FUAM Courses And Cut Off Mark? FUAM Courses And Subject Combination? or Courses Offered In Federal University Of Agriculture Makurdi (FUAM)? If Yes, Keep reading friend to see FUAM Science, Art and Social Science Courses 2022. No doubt, the Federal University Of Agriculture Makurdi, FUAM is one of the best schools in Nigeria with more…

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FUAM Post UTME Form 2022/2023 SCREENING (All You Need To Know)

FUAM Post UTME Form 2022/2023 SCREENING (All You Need To Know)

In this post, I will show you ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW about FUAM Post UTME Form 2022/2023 (SCREENING FORM). If you have been asking if FUAM Post UTME form is out, when will FUAM start to sell their post UTME form, Federal University Of Agriculture Makurdi Post UTME registration Requirements for UTME and Direct Entry, When will FUAM Post UTME form be out For 2022/2023 and Is FUAM Post UTME form still…

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Direct from the Director Winter 2022

Dear Friend,

I would like to wish a very happy, joyful, and art-filled new year to you, and send a special thank you to those of you who gave so generously to the museum's recent annual appeal. For those of you who have not yet had a chance to give, we would welcome your support at any time – you can easily give online through our website. It is with the support of donors like all of you that our small but mighty institution is able to achieve the high level of excellence we strive for in all of our exhibitions, educational initiatives, and programs. Your donations allow us to continue to keep everything that we do free of charge, including making almost every one of our spring programs available in a hybrid form – you can join our offerings in person, streaming from the comfort of your home via thequicklive.com, or recorded at a later date on our YouTube channel.

This spring semester, we are presenting four exhibitions in the museum’s galleries and one new outdoor sculpture installation. In the Walsh Gallery, we will present two exhibitions focusing on contemporary Chinese art: ink/stone and SEEING IS BELIEVING: CROSSINGS AND TRANSPOSITIONS, PART II (January 21-March 5). We hope you will join us on January 20th for the opening night lecture with Ive Covaci, PhD, curator of ink/stone as she highlights artworks and themes in the exhibition. She will be followed by Professor Jo Yarrington who will introduce a short film featuring a conversation between her and the five Chinese artists whose work comprises SEEING IS BELIEVING and speaks about how this exhibition came to fruition.

Bingyi (Chinese, b. 1975) The Tree of the Invisible, 2018, ink on paper. Lent by Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, South Hadley, Massachusetts, Gift of Adam Sokol, 2018.19. Photograph by Laura Shea.

After the opening talks, join us for a reception and first look at the exhibitions – ink/stone will feature some 15 contemporary Chinese paintings and works on paper, presented together with stone sculpture, including a scholar’s rock. By showing late 20th and 21st century works inspired by traditional Chinese artistic subjects of rocks and mountains, ink/stone will investigate how contemporary artists deploy, evoke and transform this motif, using a range of media from ink on paper to oil on canvas. SEEING IS BELIEVING, features works in a variety of media by He Jiancheng, Xiao Yao Ning, Luo Biwu, Zuo Zeng Yao and Zhang Zeng Min. Professor Yarrington travelled to China in 2016 with four other American artists, where they presented Part I of this international exchange.

Luo Biwu (Chinese, b. 1964) Landscape in Bag No. 3, 2021, silkscreen print. Courtesy of the artist.

On January 27th, we hope you will join us again for the opening of Adger Cowans: Sense and Sensibility (January 28-June 18), featuring the jazz of Grammy award winning saxophonist Patience Higgins and a book signing for Cowans' newest book of photography. The exhibition on view in the Bellarmine Hall Galleries will explore how Adger Cowans uses photography as a vehicle to articulate the beauty within the human condition and the world in which we live. It will feature over fifty works from across Cowan’s illustrious career as a photographer of portraiture, landscape, and film.

Adger Cowans (American, b. 1936) Egg Nude, 1958, silver gelatin print. Courtesy of the artist and Bruce Silverstein Gallery, New York.

Finally, to give you something to look forward to during these cold days of winter, as we dream about summer, the beach, and leaves back on the trees, 13 Ways of Looking at Landscape: Larry Silver’s Connecticut Photographs will be our final spring exhibition, opening on March 25, in the Walsh Gallery. Photographer and Photo League member Larry Silver moved to Westport, CT in 1973 and with his camera, began exploring its regional environs, and pushing the boundaries of what landscape is. This exhibition, curated by Leslie K. Brown, PhD, will bring together over 40 years of Silver's work made of and in Connecticut.

Larry Silver (American, b. 1934) Sitting at Water’s Edge, Sherwood Island, Westport, Connecticut, 2014, silver gelatin print. Courtesy of the artist and Bruce Silverstein Gallery, New York.

Now on view on the Bellarmine Hall lawn, through next fall, are four fantastic, newly installed sculptures by environmental artist Alan Sonfist depicting leaves. The work is entitled, The Endangered Species of New England. Please look for the works as you drive on campus, and look forward to a series of programs around these sculptures in conjunction with Earth Day in April, when Sonfist will be coming to campus to speak about this project and his esteemed career as an eco-artist.

Alan Sonfist (American, b. 1946) The Endangered Species of New England, 2011, aluminum. On loan from the artist.

Finally, I would like to highlight an exciting new acquisition. Fairfield University alumnus Russell Panczenko and his wife Paula donated a print and etching by Sam Gilliam to the museum's Black Art Fund. Gilliam is an African-American color field painter and abstract artist, associated with the Washington Color School.

Sam Gilliam (American, b. 1933) Fasttrack, 1992. 8-color relief print with etching. Gift of Russell and Paula Panczenko, 2021.25.01

I look forward to seeing you in the weeks and months ahead, in the galleries, and at our programs (either in-person or online), and hope you enjoy the rich roster of lectures, conversations, gallery talks, workshops, meditations sessions, and family programs, that we have put together to keep you busy over the next few months!

With warm regards, Carey Carey Mack Weber

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Federal University Makurdi (FUAM) rename as Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University by FG

Federal University Makurdi (FUAM) rename as Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University by FG

The Federal University, Makurdi (FUAM) has been rename Jospeh Sarwuan Tarka University. See details below. It has been reported that the management of the Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi (FUAM), Benue State has renamed the University. The University will now be referred to as Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University. The governing council of the institution unveiled the new name in…

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FUAM Announces 2020 Post-UTME Screening With 170 Cut-off Mark

FUAM Post-UTME form, cut-off mark, eligibility, application cost, and registration details for the 2020/2021 academic session have been announced. The cut-off mark is 170. The application cost is N2000. Check the details below for screening and registration details.

The Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi hereby announces to the general public, especially its prospective students, that…

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