Category: Art/Skill/Techne

  • Sunday Night Feeling Good

    Sunday Night Feeling Good

    Had this song in my head since we took our trip to Colorado. Please forgive the poor recording.

  • Hunter Wild

    Hunter Wild

    Astride the Whisper of Chaos, a statement. Drawing upon a Platonic sense of the Erotic as a striving toward the Infinite, this series connects the development of the human form to a relentless desire to explore and traverse the unfolding Universe. Humanity rides on that first turbulent breath flowing out from…

  • I Love My Job (Animated) | Action Figure Therapy – YouTube

    I Love My Job (Animated) | Action Figure Therapy – YouTube

    Okay… NSFW, but hilarious! Thanks to Ronnie P. for pointing me in the direction of this great bunch of videos. Action Figure Therapy’s Jungle explains why he loves his job so much. And he also describes an intimate encounter with a snake. (Spoiler alert: It ends badly for the snake.)

  • Spectacular landscapes in HQ | memolition

    Spectacular landscapes in HQ | memolition

    Earth is a spectacularly beautiful, diverse place: filled to the brim with millions of species of plants and animals, mindblowing features that seem to defy the laws of nature and a numerous number of unique locations. Unfortunately, only a small number of individuals have the means and opportunity to visit…

  • St. James Infirmary | James Booker

    St. James Infirmary | James Booker

    Don’t worry about watching the video. Just listen to the brilliance of James Booker. Shut your eyes, open your ears, and enjoy! Related articles Musical Genius Getting His Due (hispanicbusiness.com) Outfest 2013: Documentary Overview (whatnottodoc.com) Song of the Day: St. James Infirmary Blues (bloggingtonybennett.com) Sarah Gillespie: Lady sings the blues (karldallasday.wordpress.com)…

  • PLATFORM Magazine Issue 04: ‘Portrait of a Boy’ by Platform Mag

    PLATFORM Magazine Issue 04: ‘Portrait of a Boy’ by Platform Mag

    ISSUU is a wonderful resource to which you can gain access by connecting to it through your Facebook account or by signing up. Besides The Arts United journal which my friends in Texas are doing, I also found at ISSUU this wonderful magazine… PLATFORM Magazine is a free online photography…

  • The  Arts United, Issue 3: Metaphysical Expressions

    The Arts United, Issue 3: Metaphysical Expressions

    My good brother in the spirit, Will Bermudez, is Creative Director for The Arts United Journal. (He is also a bad ass photag–one of my favorites, actually). The whole Arts United team–Daniela Riojas (Director), Viktoria Valencuela  (Chief Editor), Jose Mojica (Production Manger) and Will–is doing some wonderful work down in San…

  • Spring on the Min River

    Posted by KWB wandering among the borderlands of the Ether.

  • 13 Iconic Photographs of Egypt ~ Photography News

    Egypt commemorates today – July 23, 2012 – the 60th anniversary of the 1952 Revolution which inspired other neighboring Arab and African countries to undertake social and economic reforms. These photographs tell stories of Egyptian people who lead a simple life (long) before the 1952 Revolution. http://www.photography-news.com/2011/07/13-iconic-photographs-of-egypt.html Posted by KWB…

  • Tannhäuser Overture | Richard Wagner

    Sitting and waiting for the newest Teen Wolf episode on MTV and suddenly I think, “Hey, why not listen to one of Richard Wagner‘s greatest overtures?” Indeed, good brother and sisters of the Ether, why not? Now, I am quite sure that a lot of you are lying about the…

  • Ernst Fuchs

    Ernst Fuchs

    Ernst Fuchs is a fascinating and visionary artist in the tradition of the mystic intellectual and seeker. He is one of the founders of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism and has made some of the most intriguing religious paintings of the second half of the 20th century if not…

  • Thomas Gainsborough | WikiPaintings.org

    Thomas Gainsborough | WikiPaintings.org

    Born in rural Suffolk, the largely self-taught [Thomas] Gainsborough established his reputation as a society portraitist at Bath, a popular resort, before moving to London in 1774. Despite his urban success, he never lost his love of the countryside and coastline, lamenting, “I’m sick of portraits and wish very much…

  • 15 Fishy Pictures | photographyblogger.net

    Fish come in so many sizes, shapes, and colors. It’s amazing to think about all the incredible and unique species of fish there are! Whether in an aquarium or under the deep blue sea, their beauty remains the same. via 15 Fishy Pictures. A few of them:

  • Public Art, Private Expression | Advocate.com

    The history of authors and artists who are attracted to others of the same gender is long though still not very well known by many. I make the rather clunky “attracted to others of the same gender” because a) homosexual originally is a clinical term, and i refuse to propagate…