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#ArtHistory 🗃️ 🐡 In painting this picture, Klee had in mind his friend Adolf Busch, a violinist known for his vigorous playing. I think the thick black bars Klee first used in his art a year earlier work well to represent music visually. Paul Klee "Heroic Fiddling" (1938) • More in the ALT

We're getting away with it all

Late #caturday entry. #photography #pets #cats 😼

The Romans called it Floralia and the Celts named it Beltane, but since medieval times in Britain it has been known as May Day, a celebration of the coming of summer complete with maypoles, morris dancing and gathering flowers as in Laura Knight's work from 1910.

Vague Dolores O'Riordan vibes.

#rabbitrabbit 🐇🐰

Bird photography tips, an oldie that is hopefully useful for spring migration right now.

Breaking News! Code Yikes! The latest CERES data just dropped, and surprise, surprise, for the eighth month in a row the 36-month average for Earth's albedo hit yet another record low. Gratitude to the folks at: ceres-tool.larc.nasa.gov/ord-tool/srb...

The patterns of temperature anomalies across the #Arctic region over the last 12 months... Data using @copernicusecmwf.bsky.social ERA5 reanalysis with a 1981-2010 reference period.

Goodnight. Very unseasonal, but I love it. 🖼️ Zima (Winter), Michalina Janoszanka, 1920s.

Springery on the decklette.

Dandelions, Jean-François Millet, 1867–68.

If you are lucky enough to be approached by a fox and are given an egg, keep it safe. This is a huge honour, a great gift. This may also be the right moment to whisper your own momentous news or secrets to them, which they will pass on to the matriarch of the fox clan who will hold them safely 🦊🌀🌘

"After its purchase by a tech entrepreneur, the publication is now a shadow of itself. A letter signed by its illustrious contributors says as much about a way of life as it does about the media industry."

Frods.

Spring hike.

Of the differences between desires and needs.

Por suerte también están los libros, que son propiedad común, que nuevos lectores no cesan de hacer vivir, y en ellos viven. Edgardo Cozarinsky. Blues. Foto: Pierre Pedelmas

Crows in a lab were able to distinguish shapes that exhibited right angles, parallel lines, and symmetry, suggesting that, like humans, they have a special ability to perceive geometric regularity.

"Last year, more than a third of Bentonville residents reported riding a bike at least once a month. The biking opportunities also draw thousands of tourists, some of whom had never considered visiting the state before hearing its offerings."

"Another hour of meaningless, wasted life, never to be regained, trickled away from her. “This is not my house,” she finally realised."

Still life with a cat, Sebastiano Lazzari, 1760. #Caturday

I read Less Than Zero when it came out. It captured the nihilism of the '80s pretty well, I thought at the time. In some ways, it was a prelude to the awfulness of today. People are still afraid to merge. “I Really Don’t Care, Do You?”

Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival 📍Portland, Oregon 🇺🇲

I wonder if this includes lead poisoning? "[R]egardless of your party affiliation, certain patterns of brain damage might make you more or less likely to express that pre-existing viewpoint."

'Bluesky has overtaken its flailing rival X in hosting posts related to new academic research, indicating the platform is fast becoming the go-to place for scholars to share their work.'

🖼️ Dick Twinney

All Sports Productions just announced the Tour of Arkansas, a brand-new international stage race launching in May 2026. Get ready for pro teams, road races, and criteriums—starting in Northwest Arkansas and growing from there. arkansasoutside.com/tour-of-arka... #TourOfArkansas #ProCycling #Arkansas

I swear it's not a graph of the stock market... 📉 + High resolution version: zacklabe.com/arctic-sea-i... + Figure reproduced from doi.org/10.1038/natu... + Overview: climate.gov/news-feature...

#hitormiss Opening May 30, The Phoenician Scheme is an upcoming espionage thriller film directed by Wes Anderson from a script he wrote with Roman Coppola.

A little while ago, my parents' cat Bridget went missing. As the weeks dragged on, they became extremely worried. My dad devised a way to distract himself: he began to paint Bridget's adventures, imagining her travelling through time and popping up in some of art and music's most iconic scenes.

"I say: Pluto could have been our underworld, could have been our true home, why can’t sad people have nice things?"

"Religious beliefs seem to be a major influence on these findings."

Never-before-seen letters by Jack Kerouac on display now at the New York International Antiquarian Book Fair inspired Bradley McIlwain’s @newversenews.bsky.social #poem “The New Dharma Bums.” #poetsofbluesky #blueskypoets #writingcommunity #poetrycommunity newversenews.blogspot.com/2025/04/the-...

Pretty good interview with Bill Murray. "If you see what you’re up to, you should like it whether you’re being horrible or being wonderful. If you see it, that’s great. Score one. You get a star for that." archive.is/2Dkvl

The affinity goes way back. 🧪

When Nature does a photo roundup, it’s always worth a scroll. March’s edition is packed with mind-blowing REAL shots that capture the beauty, weirdness, and wonder of science 🧪—no AI needed. Case in point: this gorgeous shot of two courting crab spiders. Just one of many stunners. 💘

"Nature is full of genius, full of the divinity; so that not a snowflake escapes its fashioning hand." - Henry David Thoreau Watercolor Art by Sycamore Wood Studio #watercolor #art #cards #stationery #SMILETT23 #butterfly find it on etsy: sycamorewoodstudio.etsy.com/listing/6767...

Someone needs to bring back the egg cup.

Invented in 1936 by Robert H. Keaton, a resident of San Francisco, California and a self-proclaimed inventor, this rare vintage music typewriter lets you type sheet music. Photo by Marcin Wichary

It's #nationalpoetrymonth. "We all got chicken pox that summer— pink constellations gnashing in a calamine sky, and when the baby was lying on his back, he’d flail his legs like he was running, as if Arkansas wasn’t already squared in— a patch stitched to a quilt and frayed on one side by a river."

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A Blue Room in Kensington.' (1930) An art critic reviewing an exhibition by James Durden wrote in her report: 'Mr. Durden’s chief trait in common with other Manchester born artists is his adherence to light, clean colour, and other qualities quite foreign to Lancashire.'

Making Beds, Deborah DeWit, 2010. #Caturday