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Tim Walker Wonderful Things https://t.co/oCPKxlFg5d https://t.co/s2jVVSKXxk

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3. @PierreZandro's "Following #3," is so magical - it fuses the glamour of The Great Gatsby with the cinematic allure of film noir, and the surreal floral lightbulb on his back reminds me a little of the dæmons in Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials https://t.co/1gMmas4GeU

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This Is What Hatred Did by @cristinaDmiddel is based on Amos Tutuola's novel "My Life in the Bush of Ghosts". The narrative follows a 7-year-old boy who spends 30 years in the spirit realm, going through transformations, learning to be a ghost, and returning to earth. https://t.co/gpEPKBRpwW

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Join us tomorrow at The Brooklyn Rail, where @SimmonsLaurie joins Rail Editor-at-Large @Lucy2Scribbles for a conversation about art and technology, showcasing how tech is transforming our world. She will also present part of her new AI project "In and Around the House II." https://t.co/JuRW3G7O6A

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How can fake news, written from a small town in Macedonia, affect our world? Photographer @JonasBendiksen delves into the impact of misinformation and the "post-truth" era through his project 'The Book of Veles'. 🧵 https://t.co/9Enkzr5cQ3

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According to Francine Deroudille, Robert Doisneau's daughter and co-curator of the exhibition, the picture was taken in the spring of 1950, as part of a series on the lovers of Paris that Doisneau's agent had pitched to American publications. https://t.co/toKvS3Qzei

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Through this project, Demichelis explored the concept of sovereignty by capturing the essence of non-binary identities and fluid genders, as explored in Aldoux Huxley's "Brave New World." @demichelixlu | TWT Part of the Fellowship Collection 🤍 https://t.co/9InjbiCupj

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Currently, Vivian Maier’s body of work is being archived and cataloged for the enjoyment of others and for future generations. John Maloof, who recreated most of the archive previously distributed to numerous bidders at an auction, is at the heart of this endeavor. https://t.co/O1HpM1BFcx

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@littlefurie The Order of Time: Rovelli, Carlo https://t.co/FBAmkcH3m2

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The photos were created in Black River Falls, the same town that is the subject of Michael Lesy’s cult classic book, “Wisconsin Death Trip". Sanguinetti came across the book when she was very young and it touched a lasting nerve. https://t.co/M1IZ5HGXr0