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Check out David Schutter, DP P 587 PR (2016-2017), From Rhona Hoffman Gallery

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David Schutter Interviewed by Melissa Joseph

“I went to painting as the source, as opposed to nature, partly because I was so connected to painting at the time—its continuity, its history, seeing as painting.” David Schutter describes his process of painting from existing works with BOMB Magazine's Melissa Joseph.

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Solicitan la intervención de la ONU para regular el derecho a la alimentación saludable En un documento conjunto, Asia, África y América Latina afirman que el trigo HB4 de la empresa Bioceres. No cuenta con estudios de inocuidad y denuncian que incluso tiene menos productividad que el trigo convencional. Organizaciones de América Latina, África y Asia denunciaron los efectos nocivos del trigo transgénico que ya se consume en Argentina y amenaza llegar a otros países. En un detallado documento de 14 páginas, movimientos sociales, campesinos y pueblos indígenas solicitaron la intervención de relatores especiales de Naciones Unidas (ONU) por los riesgos para la alimentación, la salud y el ambiente que implica el transgénico de la empresa Bioceres. Confirmaron que no existen estudios independientes que confirmen su inocuidad, denunciaron al peligroso herbicida glufosinato de amonio e, incluso, afirmaron que es menos productivo que el trigo convencional. “No al trigo transgénico. Alianza mundial busca la intervención de la ONU contra el cultivo de trigo transgénico HB4”, es el título del comunicado de la organización internacional Grain que da cuenta de la insólita –e irregular– forma de aprobación del transgénico en Argentina, Brasil y Paraguay: en base a supuestos estudios de la propia empresa que lo comercializa e, incluso, con documentación que es confidencial. Sin estudios confiables Entre otros aspectos fundamentales, destacan que la población de Argentina se está alimentando con harinas que contienen un transgénico que carece de estudios respecto a la salud y, además, contaminado con el agrotóxico glufosinato de amonio (más letal que el conocido glifosato). “La aprobación del trigo HB4 ha causado mucha preocupación en un amplio sector de la sociedad, porque su siembra y consumo vulnerará derechos humanos, como el derecho a la vida, a la salud, a la alimentación adecuada y a la soberanía alimentaria, a un ambiente equilibrado y libre de contaminación, al acceso a la tierra y territorio; al derecho a autodeterminación de los pueblos y comunidades locales”, señala el documento que fue dirigido a siete Relatores Especiales de Naciones Unidas. En consecuencia, se solicita que insten a los gobiernos de Argentina, Brasil y Paraguay para que suspendan las autorizaciones para el cultivo de trigo transgénico HB4. Los destinatarios son Marcos Orellana (Relator sobre Sustancias Tóxicas y Derechos Humanos), David Boyd (Derechos Humanos y Ambiente), Michael Fakhri (Derecho a la Alimentación), Pedro Arrojo-Agudo (Derecho al Agua Potable), Olivier De Schutter (Extrema Pobreza y DDHH), Francisco Cali Tzay (Derechos de los Pueblos Indígenas) y Tlaleng Mofokeng (Derecho a la Salud). Derecho a la alimentación El trigo transgénico fue desarrollado y es comercializado por la empresa de origen argentina Bioceres-Indear, donde tuvo un rol fundamental la científica del Conicet y de la Universidad del Litoral, Raquel Chan. La Comisión Nacional de Biotecnología (integrada exclusivamente por impulsores del agronegocio, incluso gerentes de las multinacionales) dio el visto bueno en 2018, a libro cerrado y sin publicar los estudios en ninguna revista científica. La aprobación final fue en mayo de 2022, cuando Julián Domínguez (entonces ministro de Agricultura) dio luz verde al pedido de Bioceres-Indear (la firma administrativa corrió por cuenta de Luis Contigiani). En marzo de 2023, la empresa Bioceres-Indear informó que 25 molinos ya mezclaban el trigo transgénico con el convencional para libre distribución. Se trata de un hecho de trascendencia mundial: por primera vez un trigo modificado genéticamente está en los alimentos de consumo masivo (pan, pizzas, empanadas, fideos y todos los usos de la harina). Y, más grave, la población no tiene posibilidad de identificar si está comiendo un producto con transgénicos o no: en Argentina no existe un etiquetado de transgénicos. Elizabeth Bravo, integrante de la organización Acción Ecológica de Ecuador y u...

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Central Asia: genetics and archaeology, Pinhasi R., Heyer E. (probably not super useful to me, but you never know)

Central Asia and the Silk Road: Economic Rise and Decline over Several Millennia, Stephan Barisitz (not sure I agree that economic decline was the reason for Russia taking over, but the 19th century segment might be useful to me.)

Central Asia in World History, S. A. M. Adshead (150-174, 177-201, 127-149??. Not sure how useful this is to me, but sure.)

From Shamanism to Sufism: Women, Islam and Culture in Central Asia, Razia Sultanova (no contents available on preview, I'll poke through and see what's relevant and useful)

Muslim Women of the Fergana Valley: A 19th-Century Ethnography from Central Asia, Vladimir Nalivkin and Maria Nalivkina (This is going to be extremely, EXTREMELY useful - first hand (translated) account by two women about their lives in 1878 Fergana Valley! Obviously, not every group will be like this, but it'll be useful to have some actual first hand accounts!)

The turks of Central Asia in the history and at the present day, Czaplicka, Marie Antoinette (shoutout to the funniest author name on the list) (This is from 1918, no idea how useful this will be!)

Nationalism and Human Rights: In Theory and Practice in the Middle East, Central Europe, and the Asia-Pacific, Grace Cheng (Intensely curious about this, but probably not directly useful)

Beyond the Pass: Economy, Ethnicity, and Empire in Qing Central Asia, 1759-1864, James Millward (probably a little too politically oriented in an area too far east of my interest, but we'll see)

Christian-Muslim Relations: A Bibliographical History, Volume 7: Central and Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa and South America 1500-1600, David Thomas, John A. Chesworth (not necessarily useful, tbh, but interesting - I'll try to find volumes 8 and 9)

Central Asia: One Hundred Thirty Years of Russian Dominance, A Historical Overview, Edward A. Allworth (Interesting, but only the early parts will be relevant)

On Diversity and Complexity of Languages Spoken in Europe and North and Central Asia, Pirkko Suihkonen, Lindsay J. Whaley (might be useful for extra flavor)

Inside central Asia : a political and cultural history of Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkey, and Iran, Dilip Hiro (just more history. There's going to be a point where I read the history and go, okay, I fucking get it.)

Conflict, Cleavage, and Change in Central Asia and the Caucasus, Karen Dawisha, Bruce Parrott (you know, for having a soft c, people sure do love to pair "central asia" wiht a bunch of c words.)

Explorations in the social history of modern Central Asia (19th-early 20th century), Paolo Sartori. (probably should read this all.)

Water in Central Asia : past, present and future, Viktor Abramovich Dukhovny; Joop L G de Schutter (*acequia class flashbacks* I should reread the acequia readings, too...)

The End of Nomadism?: Society, State, and the Environment in Inner Asia, Caroline Humphrey, David Andrews Sneath (not sure how much will be useful, but interesting)

Civil Society in Central Asia, M. Holt Ruffin, Daniel Waugh, S. Frederick Starr (Frederick, where won't i see you?) (not sure how useful this is, but I'll poke at it.)

Medicinal Plants of Central Asia: Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, Djamin A. Akimaliev, David E. Zaurov (auth.), Sasha W. Eisenman, David E. Zaurov, Lena Struwe (9-12. probably not very useful; flavor)

A Tajik Persian Reference Grammar, John R. Perry (this is more useful for my student than anything else.)

Afghan Frontier: Feuding and Fighting in Central Asia, Victoria Schofield (Firsthand accounts, not sure how useful but worth it)

Xinjiang: China's Muslim Borderland, S. Frederick Starr. (Not sure if there's much useful here.)

The Russians in Central Asia : their occupation of the Kirghiz steppe and the line of the Syr-Daria : their political relations with Khiva, Bokhara, and Kokan : also descriptions of Chinese Turkestan and Dzungaria, Valikhanov, Ch. Ch.; Michell, John,Michell, Robert; Venyukov M.I. (second hand source babyyyy)

Music and the Play of Power in the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia, Laundan Nooshin (not sure how useful, but worth investigating, even just to give musical flavor)

Central Asia and Caucasus, Journal of Social and Political Studies (might be the wrong era, we'll see)

Ferghana Valley: The Heart of Central Asia, Frederick S. Starr, Frederick S. Starr, Baktybek Beshimov, Inomjon I. Bobokulov, Pulat Shozimov (i want intro, chapter 1, 2, 3)

Islam after Communism: Religion and Politics in Central Asia, Adeeb Khalid (This author again! The book I read was wonderful. I don't know how useful this will be, but it talks about insights from the study of Islam and Soviet history, so I'll check it out)

Central Asia Reader: The Rediscovery of History, H.B. Paksoy (only parts 1 and 2 are of interest, and I'm not convinced they will be useful)

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Barbarians (2020)

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David Schütter as Folkwin Wolfspeer (Barbaren)

textures of 1 & 2 by andthesunrisesagain

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BARBARIANS Season 2 - Behind The Scenes Talk With Jeanne Goursaud, David...

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Barbaren (Barbarians) - Netflix  -  October 23, 2020 -

Historical Drama (6 episodes to date)

Running Time:  41 - 51 minutes

Stars:

Laurence Rupp as Arminius

Jeanne Goursaud as Thusnelda

David Schütter as Folkwin Wolfspeer

Gaetano Aronica as Varus

Bernhard Schütz as Segestes

Nicki von Tempelhoff as Segimer

Ronald Zehrfeld as Berulf

Eva Verena Müller as Irmina

Nikolai Kinski as Pelagios

Urs Rechn as Kunolf the Brukteer

Mathis Landwehr as Eigil

Jeremy Miliker as Ansgar

Sergej Onopko as Hadgan

Matthias Weidenhöfer as Golmad

Florian Schmidtke as Talio

Denis Schmidt as Rurik

Sophie Rois as Seeress Runa

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More 📷: David Schütter Dons Sharp Suits for Rooks & Rocks

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Check out David Schutter, AIC W 4 (2008), From Rhona Hoffman Gallery

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  &&& CLICK THE SOURCE LINK to be directed towards 104 gifs of DAVID SCHUETTER as BEN in OFFLINE (2016). david was born in 1991 and is german.

setting: modern day (video game influences)

contains: flashing lights, crying, food/drink, kissing, water, weapons

please like or reblog if using.

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https://noizz.de/serien/barbaren-auf-netflix-david-schutter-im-noizz-talk/9k53q6q

Let me know if you need a translation.

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David Schütter as  Folkwin Wolfspeer (Barbarians)

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Reading de Nacht Reading 2018

                                  my favourite books of the year

my overall favourite book of the year:

wiliam h gass "the william h gass reader" (2018)

post-cyberpunkstompf:

01 cixin liu "ball lightning" (2018)

02 kim stanley robinson "red moon" (2018) 03 dave hutchinson "europe at dawn" (2018)      + dave hutchinson "shelter (the aftermath 01)" (2018) 04 paul kincaid "ian m banks (modern masters of science fiction)" (2017) 05 hannu rajaniemi "summerland" (2018)

06 m john harrison "you should come with me now: stories of ghosts" (2017) 07 wade rousch (ed) "twelve tomorrows (2018) 08 christopher moore "noir" (2018) 09 jonathan strahan (ed) "infinity's end" (2018)     + jonathan strahan (ed) "the best sf & f of the year, vol XII" (2018) 10 neil clarke (ed) "the final frontier" (2018)      + neil clarke (ed) "the best sf of the year vol III" (2018)

11 gardner dozois (ed) "the year's best sf: thirty-fifth annual collection" (2018) 12 steve toutonghi "side life" (2018) 13 mike ashley (ed) "lost mars: the golden age of the red planet" (2018) 14 mary robinette kowal "the calculating stars: a lady astronaut novel" (2018) 15 mingwei song & theodore huters (eds)  "the reincarnated giant:      an anthology of twenty-first century chinese science fiction" (2018)

16 john zakour & lawrence ganem "the peach-blonde bomber" (2018) 17 becky chambers "record of a spaceborn few" (2018) 18 yoon ha lee "revenant gun" (2018) 19 derek künsken "the quantum magician" (2018) 20 gregory benford "rewrite" [arc] (2019)

21 richard k morgan "thin air" (2018) 22 charles stross "the labyrinth index" (2018) 23 john varley "irontown blues" (2018) 24 peter watts "the freeze-frame revolution" (2018) 25 karl schroeder "the million" (2018)

26 drew williams "the stars now unclaimed" (2018) 27 peter f hamilton "the salvation" (2018) 28 neal asher "the soldier" (2018) 29 nick mamatas "the people's republic of everything" (2018) 30 s j morden "one way" (2018)

31 gareth l powell "embers of war" (2018) 32 alex white "a big ship at the end of the universe" (2018)      + alex white "a bad deal for the whole galaxy" (2018) 33 s k dunstall "stars unchartered" (2018) 34 catherynne m valente "space opera" (2018) 35 alastair reynolds "elysium fire" (2018)

36 charles stross "dark state" (2018) 37 n k jemisin (ed) "the best american sf & f 2018" (2018) 38 jack mcdevitt "the long sunset" (2018)   + jack mcdevitt "a voice in the night" (2018) 39 elizabeth moon "into the fire" (2018) 40 r.e. stearns "barbary station" (2017) /      steven erikson "willfull child III: the search for spark" (2018)

polarstompf:

01 david hewson "the savage shore" (2018)

     ex aequo      andrea camilleri "the pyramid of mud" (2018)      + andrea camilleri "death at sea: montalbano's early cases" (2018)

02 mirko zilahy "de schaduw" (2017)   + mirko zilahy "de mythe van de dood" (2018) 03 mick herron "london rules" (2018)   + mick heron "the drop" (2018) 04 volker kutscher "babylon berlin" (2017)   + volker kutscher "the silent death" (2017)   + volker kutscher "goldstein" (2018) 05 chris petit "pale horse riding" (2017)

06 edgar cantero "this body's not big enough for both of us" (2018) 07 ian rankin "in a house of lies" (2018) 08 philip kerr "greeks bearing gifts" (2018) 09 jack grimwood "nightfall berlin" (2018) 10 dolan cummings "the existential leap: a crime story" (2017)

11 ann van loock "de expo '58 moorden" (2018) 12 massimo carlotto "master of knots" (2004) 13 joseph knox "sirens" (2018)     + joseph knox "the smiling man" (2018) 14 geir tangen "het meesterwerk" (2017) 15 kate atkinson "transcription" (2018)

16 patrick conrad "diep in december" (2018) 17 jorge zepeda patterson "zwarte trui" (2018) 18 wolfgang burger "heidelberg requiem" (2016) 19 charles cumming "a divided spy" (2016)      + charles cumming "the man between" (2018) 20 frank goldammer "the air raid killer" (2018)      + frank goldammer "a thousand devils" (2018)

21 andreas norman "stille oorlog" (2018) 22 jesper stein "de onrust" (2018)      + jesper stein "papa" (2018) 23 luca d'andrea "in de greep van de waanzin" (2018) 24 jo nesbø  "macbeth" (2018) 25 hans dooremalen "descartes in amsterdam: filosofische detective" (2018) /      chris pavone "the expats" (2012)

klassikstompf:

01 wiliam h gass "the william h gass reader" (2018)

02 louis armand "breakfast at midnight" (2012)      + louis armand "the combinations" (2016)      + louis armand "canicule" (2013)      + louis armand "cairo" (2014) 03 andrew crumey "the great chain of unbeing" (2018) 04 viv albertine "throw away unopened" (2018) 05 daniela cascella "singed" (2017)

06 ted geltner "blood, bone, & marrow: a biography of harry crews" (2017) 07 steve erickson "zeroville" (2007) 08 olga tokarczuk "drive your plow over the bones of the dead" (2018) 09 julián ríos "the house of ulysses" [] (2010)      + julián ríos "poundemonium" [1997] 10 daniel mendelsohn "an odyssey: a father, a son, and an epic" (2017)

11 giorgio van straten "in search of lost books: the forgotten stories of eight mythical volumes" (2017) 12 pascal mercier "night train to lisbon" (2004) 13 tony white "the fountain in the forest" (2018) 14 alejandro zambra "not to read" (2018) 15 gabriel josipovici "the cemetery in barnes" (2018)

16 lucy ives "impossible views of the world" (2017) 17 matthew herbert "the music: a novel through sound" (2018) 18 ann quin "the unmapped country: stories & fragments" (2018) 19 stephen fry "mythos" (2017) & "heroes" (2018) 20 johan swinnen "happening: de aanslag op de Inno" (2017)

21 ermanno cavazzoni "the nocturnal library" (2018) 22 richard powers "the overstory" (2018) 23 alain robbe-grillet "project for a revolution in ny" (1972) 24 melchior vischer "second through brain" (2015) 25 bob van laerhoven "return to hiroshima" (2018)      + bob van laerhoven "dossier feuerhand" (2017)      + bob van laerhoven "dangerous obsessions" (2015)      + bob van laerhoven "heart fever" (2018)

gedächtnisstompf:

01 jacques derrida "geschlecht III: sexe, race, nation, humanité" (2018)      + jacques derrida "le goût du secret: entretiens 1993-1995" (2018)

02 tom cohen, claire colebrook & j hillis miller      "theory & the disappearing future:  on deman, on benjamin" (2011) 03 hannah arendt "het waagstuk van de politiek:      over politieke leugens en burgerlijke ongehoorzaamheid" (2018)      + dirk de schutter "hannah arendt: politiek denker" (2015) 04 serge andré "les perversions #1: le fétichisme" (2013)      + serge andré "les perversions #1: le sadisme" (2013)      + serge andré "les perversions #1: le masochisme" (2013) 05 ger groot "4 ongemakkelijke filosofen: nietzsche, cioran, bataille, derrida"            (2003)

06 mark fisher "k-punk: the collected & unpublished writings (2014-2016)" (2018) 07 molier, ellian, rijpkema (eds) "de strijd om de democratie:      essays over democratische zelfverdediging" (2018) 08 florentijn van rootselaar "filosofisch veldwerk:      grote filosofen van nu over leven in barre tijden" (2018) 09 lieven de cauter "van de grote woorden & kleine dingen" (2018) 10 nemanja mitrovic      "the (im)possibility of literature as the possibility of ethics" (2017)

11 sue prideaux "i am dynamite! a life of friedrich nietzsche" (2018) 12 paul farley & michael symmons roberts "deaths of the poets" (2018) 13 erik bledsoe (ed) "perspectives on harry crews" (2001) 14 kailash c baral & r radhakrishan (eds)      "theory after derrida: essays in critical praxis"(2018) 15 agnes czajka & bora isyar (eds)      "europe after derrida: crisis & potentiality" (2016)

poesisstompf:

01 john cooper clarke "the luckiest guy alive" (2018)

02 kate tempest "running upon the wires" (2018) 03 robin robertson "the long take" (2018) 04 david austin "dread poetry & freedom:      linton kwesi johnson & the unfinished revolution" (2018) 05 tommy pico "junk" (2018)

platterstompf:

01 power, devereux, & dillane (eds)       "heart & soul: critical essays on joy division" (2018)

02 michael glasmeier & ursula block (eds) "broken music: artists' recordworks"         (2nd edition 2018) 03 mark e smith "messing up the paintwork: the wit & wisdom of mark e smith"         (2018) 04 willy dirickx (ed) "de brassers" (2018) 05 tommy mackay "40 odd years of the fall" (2018)

06 john h baker "the art of nick cave: new critical essays" (2013) 07 will oldham "songs of love & horror: collected lyrics of will oldham" (2018)      + alan licht (ed) "will oldham on bonnie 'prine' billy" (2012) 08 michael goddard & benjamin halligan      "mark e smith & the fall: art, music, & politics" (2013) 09 daniel kane "do you have a band? poetry & punk rock in nyc" (2017) 10 bendle "permanent transience" (2015)

11 david grubbs "now that the audience is assembled" (2018) 12 nick soulsby "swans: sacrifice & transcendence (the oral history)" (2018)      + michael gira "the egg: stories" (2018) 13 robert young & irmin schmidt "all gates open: the story of can" (2018) 14 mike goldschmith "discord: the story of noise" (2012) 15 bruce russell      "gilded splinters: essays & aphorisms towards an aesthetic of noise" (2018)

16 philippe robert "agitation frite" (2018)²      + philippe robert "action friite" (2018)      + philippe robert "action frIIIte" (2018) 17 guillaume belhomme, philippe robert, ea "le son du grisli:      varèse, tzara, mochizuki & cave" (2018) 18 david stubbs "future days: krautrock & the building of modern germany"                (2018)       + david stubbs "mars by 1980: the story of electronic music" (2018) 19 blixa bargeld "europa: una letania" [2009] (2018) 20 chris bohn (ed) "the wire" 

21 richard hirst (ed)      "we were strangers: stories inspired by unknown pleasures" (2018) 22 françois girodineau "nick cave & the bad seeds: tender prey" (2018) 23 mick middles "the fall" (2009) 24 jim dooley "red set: a history of gang of four" (2018) 25 mats gustafsson      "discaholics! record collector confessions vol I (2nd ed)" (2018) /      + rob van scheers "drie akkoorden & de waarheid: muzikale levenslessen"              (2014)

stagestompf:

01 ian rankin & rona munro "rebus: long shadows" (2018)

humorstompf:

01 robin ince       "i'm a joke & so are you: a comedian's take on what makes us human"       (2018) 02 simon munnery "how to live" (2018) 03 lucien randall "disgusting bliss: the brass eye of chris morris" (2011)

bilderstompf:

01 michael glasmeier & ursula block (eds)      "broken music: artists' recordworks" (2nd edition 2018)

02 thomas bernhard & ferry radax "thomas bernhard: 3 days" (2016) 03 ed van der elsken "love on the left bank" (2002) 04 philippe monsel "francis bacon" (1994)

05 paul duncan & jürgen müller (eds)   "film noir plus taschen's top 50 pick of noir classics from 1940-1960" (2017) 06 cuauhtémoc medina "manifesta 9: the deep of the modern" (2012) 07 julian schnabel: permanently becoming & the architecture of seeing" (2012) 08 reinhard kleist "nick cave & the bad seeds: an art book" (2018)

wissenschaftstompf & other distractions:

01 brian cox & robin ince      "how to build a universe: an infinite monkey cage adventure" (2017)

02 patrick moore & chris north       "the sky at night: answers to questions from across the univers" (2012) 03 chip carter "obsessed with star trek" (2011) 04 leon hunt "danger:diabolik" (2018)

cyclostompf:

01 jean cléder "petite éloge de la course cycliste" (2018)

02 max leonard "higher calling: cycling's obsession with mountains" (2018) 03 colin o'brien      "giro d'italia: the story of the world's most beautiful bike race" (2018) 04 velominati      "wielergoden: de meest heldhaftige renners ooit 38 heroïsche verhalen”           (2018) 05 william fotheringham "sunday in hell" (2018)

06 jonas heyerick (ed) "bahamontes" (magazine) o.a. extra editie de giro (2018) 07 jorge zepeda patterson "zwarte trui" (2018) 08 dirk jan roeleven "de nieuwe fiets: villar san constanzo - a'dam" (2018) 09 frederik baeckelandt "gino bartali (les héros 03)" (2018) 10 chris sidwells "the call of the road: the history of cycle road racing" (2018)

10 john dowie "the freewheeling john dowie:                  a comedian, a bike, & a tent, what could possibly go right?" (2018) 12 edward pickering "the ronde:       inside the tour of flanders, the world's toughest bike race" (2018) 13 charles pope "a golden age of cycling" (2018) 14 roger gilles "women on the move:       the forgotten era of women's bicycle racing" (2018) 15 peter cossins "the first tour de france:       60 cyclists & 19 days of daring on the road to paris" (2017)

16 paul maunder "the wind at my back: my cycling life" (2018)       + paul maunder "rainbows in the mud" (2017) 17 giacomo pellizzari "het geheim van de eenzame fietser" [2015] (2017) 18 dries de zaeytijd & fons leroy "25 jaar kweekvijver van koerstalent" (2018) 19 peter sagan "my world" (2018) 20 bradley wiggins "icons: my inspiration, my motivation, my obsession" (2018)

most pleasing purchases:

01 jayne county "man enough to be a woman" (1996)

02 berns, moyaert, & van tongeren (eds)      "de god van denkers en dichters: opstellen voor samuel ijsseling" (1997)

03 anselm kiefer       "l'art survivra à ses ruines: anselm kiefer au collège de france" (2011) 04 ludger lütkehaus       "'ruhe. grösse, sonnenlicht': friedrich nietzsche in sils-maria" (2014) 05 paul raabe "spaziergange durch nietzsches sils-marie" (1994)

… tsundoku !

may your home be safe from tigers, leroy, x HNY!

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postcyberpunkstompf:

adam roberts "adam (the aftermath 02)" (2018) eric brown "the martian simulacra: a sherlock holmes mystery" (2018) gary gibson "scienceville & other worlds" (2018) greg egan "phoresis" (2018) ian mcdonald "time was" (2018) ian whates & tom hunter (eds) "2001: an odyssey in words: celebrating the centenary of arthur c clarke's birth" james lovegrove "firefly: big damn hero" (2018) james patrick kelly "the promise of space & other stories" (2018)

jeff noon "a man of shadows" (2017) + jeff noon "the body library" (2018) kevin j anderson "selected stories: science fiction vol I" (2018) rich larson "tomorrow factory: collected fiction" (2018) seb doubinsky "missing signal" (2018) stephen baxter "redemption" (2018) + stephen baxter "xelee: vengeance" (2018) steve erikson "rejoice" (2018) tom schweterlitsch "the gone world" (2018) & maybe, just maybe: jay key "how to pick up women with a drunk space ninja" (2018) + jay key "how to win a pit fight with a drunk space ninja" (2018)

polarstompf:

dario correnti "heimwee naar bloed" (2018) giancarlo de cataldo "suburra" (2017) matthew pearl "the dante chamber" (2018) victor del árbol "a million drops" (2018) zygmunt miloszewski "priceless" [2013] (2018)

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David Schütter Eltern

David Schütter Eltern Die Eltern von David Schütter sind unbekannt; es sind keine Informationen verfügbar. William Pope von der Universität Chicago Um an der Documenta 14 teilnehmen zu können, wurden L, David Schutter und Dan Peterman ausgewählt. John F. Kennedy (rechts) ist mit William Pope (links) abgebildet. Foto von L. Grant Delin. richtig, David Schutter Der Künstler hat das Bild zur Verfügung gestellt. Derzeit ist der 28. Mai. Alumni und Dozenten der University of Chicago werden während der Documenta 14 anwesend sein. William Pope, Dan Peterman und David Schutter. L An der Documenta 14, der Ausstellung für zeitgenössische Kunst, nehmen in diesem Jahr 136 Künstler aus aller Welt in Kassel (Deutschland) und zum ersten Mal in Athen (Griechenland) teil. Dan Peterman, ein ehemaliger Schüler, und die assoziierten Professoren William Pope L. und David Schutter (MFA'03) gehören alle zum Department of Visual Arts (DVA) der University of Chicago.

David Schütter Eltern Die Documenta 14 begann am 8. April in Athen und präsentierte zeitgenössische Kunst aus aller Welt in über 40 öffentlichen Räumen, darunter Plätze, Theater, Universitäten und Bibliotheken. Zwischen dem 10. Juni und dem 17. September 2017 findet die Veranstaltung in Athen, Griechenland, und Kassel, Deutschland, statt. Pope hat gute Leistungen gezeigt. Die Whispering Campaign in Athen und Kassel umfasst 12 Interpreten, 26 Klanginstallationen und 9.438 Stunden Tonmaterial. Die Arbeit von Pope an Document L 14 wurde vom Richard and Mary Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry unterstützt. Auf der deutschen Kassel-Biennale werden graue Gemälde und Skizzen von Schutter zu sehen sein. Eine zweiteilige Arbeit von Peterman mit dem Titel Athens Ingot Project (Copper) (2017) ist im National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) in Athen zu sehen. Die Einweihung fand 2017 statt. Yomi Umolu wurde zum neuen Executive Director des Logan Center Exhibitions ernannt.

David Schütter Eltern Nach einer weltweiten Suche wurde Yesomi Umolu zur Kuratorin für Ausstellungen am Logan Center for the Arts der Universität Chicago ernannt. Umolu beginnt offiziell am 3. August. Umolus neue Aufgabe im Logan Center umfasst die Leitung der Galerie und anderer Einrichtungen im Mehrzweck-Kunstbereich des Komplexes. Die Fachbereiche Bildende Kunst und Kunstgeschichte sowie Mitarbeiter der gesamten Universität und der Stadt werden von ihrem engen Engagement bei der Entwicklung innovativer Programme für Studierende und Dozenten profitieren. Bill Michel, Direktor des Logan Centers, bemerkte, dass man mit Yesomi eine Kuratorin gefunden habe, die die Tradition der Ausstellungen fortsetzen werde, mutig, kooperativ und neugierig zu sein. "Ich bin gespannt, was sie in Zukunft im Logan Center tun wird. Sie wird die Menschen inspirieren.

David Schütter Eltern Eltern von David Schütter: David Schütter-Wieske ist neben David Schütter ein deutscher Schauspieler. Der Bühnendarsteller David Schütter, der Enkel des Schauspielers, Regisseurs und Leiters Friedrich Schütter, absolvierte seine Ausbildung von 2009 bis 2012 an der Hamburger Schauspielschule. Nach seiner Schauspielausbildung gab Schütter sein Schauspieldebüt in dem Film Spieltrieb (2013). Er verkörperte die männliche Hauptrolle des Films, Grüttel, einen jungen Mann aus der Klasse der 18-jährigen Alev-Schüler. Im Jahr 2013 hatte er mehrere Fernsehauftritte in Episodenrollen. In der beliebten ARD-Serie In aller Freundschaft verkörperte er den jungen Auszubildenden Andreas Hartwich, der unter Stress stand. Als Schütter seine Schauspielausbildung abschloss, war der Spieltrieb-Spielfilm seine erste Schauspielrolle (2013). Der männliche Protagonist des Films, Grüttel, wurde von ihm verkörpert. Er war ein junger Mann aus der Klasse der 18-jährigen Alev-Schüler. Im Jahr 2013 trat er in mehreren TV-Episoden in verschiedenen Rollen auf. Später spielte er in der beliebten ARD-Serie "In aller Freundschaft" den jungen Auszubildenden Andreas Hartwich, der unter zu viel Druck steht.

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