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a thread of paintings that I can't help but return to see again, sometimes for the painters hard earned skill and on others for the vision it shares generously --

‘Theme for a Tapestry’ — by Julio Cortazar, Argentina

perhaps the only attractive thing about moving apartments is the pleasure of rediscovering books long forgotten.... a few interesting books that I had forgotten about, as I discover them, in

I was thinking about this play yesterday, and thought I'll make small thread for those interested. 1. This play ('Urubhangam', 'The Shattered Thighs') -- for which I've made a cover

At the 1975 Agnicayana-Athirathram in Panjal, Kerala — a group of scholars & filmmakers studied/recorded the event after the great Erkkara Raman Namboodiri agreed to it being recorded: here, Frits

a thread on photos of Indian temples that I had saved up over the years from various sources. [in many cases don't know the original photographers, so can't credit them.

'Tell Them of Battles, Kings, and Elephants' by Mathias Enard...https://twitter.com/cigardubey/status/1249045126615359489 See this threadhttps://twitter.com/KS1729/status/1109440419014864898?s=19

Deadly coronavirus comes in three variants, researchers find. 'Types A, B and C are all derived from the pathogen first found in bats but have evolved in different ways, according

drawing the ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata, using Italian Renaissance era influences | paintings by Giampaolo Tomasetti — he drew 23 large sized paintings which is now housed in Florence,

since it is Nehru's birthday, I was looking at his old photos. what an historic life he lived amidst empire, anticolonialism, communism, cold war, non-alignment, postcolonialismfor fun, I 'de-oldify'd some