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The possibility of 24-hour flickering advertising displayed on a giant globe the size of the London Eye has some Stratford residents worried

Between the Olympic stadium, the London Aquatics Centre, and the ArcelorMittal Orbit squiggle – not to mention Westfield shopping centre – the east London neighbourhood of Stratford has acquired more than its fair share of high-profile buildings in the last decade. But even as the Olympics recedes into the past, a new debate is now raging over what might be the most controversial proposal yet: the Madison Square Garden (MSG) Sphere.

In March this year, MSG submitted a planning application for a spherical entertainment complex, 90 metres high and 120 metres wide, containing restaurants, shops, a nightclub and the centrepiece: a 21,500-capacity auditorium. The same diameter as the London Eye and almost as tall as Big Ben, the giant sphere will be covered 190,000 sq ft of LEDs, programmable to display images on the exterior.

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If everybody had an ocean—
—Across the u.s.a.

MaYbee

A video of my drawing Tristan & Isolde - 09-12-19
Graphite pencil drawing on paper (21 x 29.7 cm)

#artistic #iloveart #art #arts #arte #arts #seni #kunst #inspiration #creative #buyart #instaart #realism #艺术 #فن #Искусство #कला #表现主义 #artforsale #saleart #drawing #impressionism #超现实主义 #monochrome #blackandwhite #realism #surrealism #tristanisolde (bij Corné Akkers Artworks)
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Señores y señoras
Nosotros tenemos más influencia con sus hijos que tú tiene
Pero los queremos
Creado y regado de Los Ángeles,
Juana’s adicción!————————————–

Hi all! I am Georgina Estella, an artist based in West London. I specialise in unique, bold and imaginative mixed media abstract art pieces available to purchase as prints through my personal portfolio.

Martial arts that use the opponents’ strength against themselves will be completely useless against weak enemies.

The Daily Diary of the American Dream — The Perfect Way to Start My Morning! @wsj

Casual 💚💚💚 Yes this was me in a jacket Yes I have a lot of guts to post somthn like this Yes and no, I’ve lost my dignity in class days ago lmao (don worri its for grades) Jdjdjdje 💚💚💚
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Me? With a new hyperfixation? It’s likely

SMITE Isis https://ift.tt/2OOw2zx

camping night https://ift.tt/2YDvH6n

ROMU - Trading Post https://ift.tt/2PcoQNO

From carnival girls to celebrities forced into corners, these portraits show how getting subjects to pose can be an art form in itself

Just let me cry a little bit longer.

Waltraut, Der Ring des Nibelungen [1889]

Artist: Carl Emil Doepler

I’m getting pretty tired of hearing people using the word weird as a negative, or as an excuse to watch something. Like something being weird is bad, when really it’s just different? Like, I’ll describe a cartoon or anime or something to somebody and they just

“That’s really weird.” They say, like weird is dirty word and my ass didn’t already know that.

Like… I know that? I watch it because it’s weird? Because if something is weird? It’s normally really interesting. Weirdness brings out some good shit in stories, man. It’s a good thing. It’s not the same old same old. Like… most normies I know watch mostly reality tv, sitcoms, the occasional procedural, and I can see the appeal. I watch them myself sometimes. But they are all so… same-y. Kind of plain and mostly devoid of interesting themes and ideas. But the weird shit? Interesting. And a lot of time the “weird” stuff isn’t all that weird.

Plus they will watch something with weird stuff in it if it’s popular, so, there is that.

Sigh…

But yeah, weird, as it relates to media is a good thing.

Love Among the Ruins [1873]

Artist: Edward Coley Burne-Jones

Honorant le Tigre [Mourning a Tiger]

Artist: Rudolf Ernst (1854-1932)