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Monthly Archives: April 2017
Forget lovingly handmade gifts – Amazon wins
This is not a nastygram towards Amazon.com or the USPS. Not at all. It’s is a realization. Only big business can afford to mail stuff, so buy from them. I just spent $20 to send a package across the U.S. … Continue reading
Utamaro-A glimpse into Japan’s sexual ‘floating world’ of yesteryear
Thank goodness for sex, otherwise humanity would miss so out on so much great art. A one-of-a-kind exhibit, Inventing Utamaro, opens at the Arthur M. Sackler museum in Washington D.C. April 9th. Japanese artist Kitagawa Utamaro’s large painting, Moon at Shinagawa, owned by … Continue reading
Posted in Asian art, Japan, Sackler Museum, Uncategorized
Tagged Asian Art, geisha, Utamaro
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Intense and Powerful – ‘The Zookeeper’s Wife’
The Zookeeper’s Wife isn’t an easy movie to enjoy, but it’s so worthwhile to see. SPOILERS Continue reading
Posted in History, movies, Uncategorized
Tagged Animals, Germany, movies, Poland, Warsaw, Warsaw Ghetto, World War II, Zookeeper's Wife
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