“The professional artist is a deviation, even an anomaly. In 1924 no professional athletes were allowed to compete in the Paris Olympics. So why can’t we reject the professional cliques of painting, writing, sculpting and businessman? The work of art should not be the subject of commercial speculation nor of academic discussion. In essence it … Continue reading "The Surreal Mashed-Up World of Art Revolutionary Karel Teige"
“The professional artist is a deviation, even an anomaly. In 1924 no professional athletes were allowed to compete in the Paris Olympics. So why can’t we reject the professional cliques of painting, writing, sculpting and businessman? The work of art should not be the subject of commercial speculation nor of academic discussion. In essence it … Continue reading "The Surreal Mashed-Up World of Art Revolutionary Karel Teige"
“The professional artist is a deviation, even an anomaly. In 1924 no professional athletes were allowed to compete in the Paris Olympics. So why can’t we reject the professional cliques of painting, writing, sculpting and businessman? The work of art should not be the subject of commercial speculation nor of academic discussion. In essence it … Continue reading "The Surreal Mashed-Up World of Art Revolutionary Karel Teige"
“The professional artist is a deviation, even an anomaly. In 1924 no professional athletes were allowed to compete in the Paris Olympics. So why can’t we reject the professional cliques of painting, writing, sculpting and businessman? The work of art should not be the subject of commercial speculation nor of academic discussion. In essence it … Continue reading "The Surreal Mashed-Up World of Art Revolutionary Karel Teige"
“The professional artist is a deviation, even an anomaly. In 1924 no professional athletes were allowed to compete in the Paris Olympics. So why can’t we reject the professional cliques of painting, writing, sculpting and businessman? The work of art should not be the subject of commercial speculation nor of academic discussion. In essence it … Continue reading "The Surreal Mashed-Up World of Art Revolutionary Karel Teige"
“The professional artist is a deviation, even an anomaly. In 1924 no professional athletes were allowed to compete in the Paris Olympics. So why can’t we reject the professional cliques of painting, writing, sculpting and businessman? The work of art should not be the subject of commercial speculation nor of academic discussion. In essence it … Continue reading "The Surreal Mashed-Up World of Art Revolutionary Karel Teige"
“The professional artist is a deviation, even an anomaly. In 1924 no professional athletes were allowed to compete in the Paris Olympics. So why can’t we reject the professional cliques of painting, writing, sculpting and businessman? The work of art should not be the subject of commercial speculation nor of academic discussion. In essence it … Continue reading "The Surreal Mashed-Up World of Art Revolutionary Karel Teige"
“The professional artist is a deviation, even an anomaly. In 1924 no professional athletes were allowed to compete in the Paris Olympics. So why can’t we reject the professional cliques of painting, writing, sculpting and businessman? The work of art should not be the subject of commercial speculation nor of academic discussion. In essence it … Continue reading "The Surreal Mashed-Up World of Art Revolutionary Karel Teige"
Neale Elder’s photographs show us life in Dundee, Scotland, in the 1980s. These views are of a changing city – many remain familiar, but some are already ‘Old Dundee’. “Don’t look here for technical brilliance in photography,” says Neale. “Since the 1970s I have taken photographs simply to record scenes. Occasionally the results are reasonably … Continue reading "A Look Around Dundee in the Early 1980s (1980-1984)"
Powerful Photos Of Glasgow Slums 1969-72
Libby Hall's pictures of London feature one of my favourite photos to have appeared on Flashbak.
In 1902 the American author Jack London visited his namesake city – at the time when it was still the largest in the world. In a book that became to be known as The People of the Abyss he described the time when he lived in the Whitechapel district sleeping in workhouses, so-called doss-houses and … Continue reading "Jack London’s Extraordinary Photos of London’s East End in 1902"
“The professional artist is a deviation, even an anomaly. In 1924 no professional athletes were allowed to compete in the Paris Olympics. So why can’t we reject the professional cliques of painting, writing, sculpting and businessman? The work of art should not be the subject of commercial speculation nor of academic discussion. In essence it … Continue reading "The Surreal Mashed-Up World of Art Revolutionary Karel Teige"
Before we get to Hugo Steiner-Prag’s illustrations for Gustav Meyrink’s bestselling novel Der Golem, it might be useful to know what The Golem is. In Hebrew, Golem means “speechless man”. In Jewish mysticism and Kabbalah, a Golem is a creature in human form made of clay. Animated by saying one of the esoteric names … Continue reading "Hugo Steiner-Prag’s Fabulous Illustrations for Gustav Meyrink Der Golem, 1916"
Easy Mexican Street Corn- this street corn is super easy to make on the grill and is the perfect side dish that everyone will enjoy! #summer #grilling
You can easily enjoy more healthy dinners on your low carb diet with these amazing low carb high protein meals. These high protein meal ideas are perfect to help you eat more nutritiously on your weight loss journey.
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The moist Banana Bread recipe you've been searching for! I tested a ton of different recipes so you don't have to. The result is a bread that is super moist (thank you sour cream) and perfectly fluffy. It's full of banana flavor without being too dense. It's my favorite banana nut bread! And it's easy to make!
