Royal Opera House
Today is International Day of Happiness - so we wanted to share something that couldn't help but put a smile on your face 😊
This incredible clip is from The Royal Opera's production of Shostakovich’s The Nose - a surreal and brilliant opera about a man who wakes one morning to find that his nose has gone missing... 👃
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Today's read.
"Papa chuckles and nudges his friend in the ribs. “If you’re bad, they might just lock you in here, and your brother will have to guard you, too.”"
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dancer ANNA OMELYANTSEVA
music & voice PETR DMITRIEV
camera VADIM STEIN
Egor Talikov — flute
Denis Kucherov — tabla
Stepa Matuzenko — bass
Denis Davidov — synth
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#FolkloreThursday
In traditional regional lore, pixies are generally benign, mischievous, short of stature and attractively childlike. They are fond of dancing or sometimes wrestling through the night.
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These seadragons are dancing together in a courtship ritual - and it's absolutely beautiful. ❤️️
Lynn White, everybody. 👏👏👏
THE FOX POETRY BOX is very happy to be displaying Poet Lynn White Poetry's beautiful poem today! Lynn lives and writes from North Wales, UK. Her work is very centered on social justice, something we need more of during these turbulent times. She has been published widely and nominated for the prestigious Pushcart Prize.
Readers, enjoy the colors! 🌼🌻🍀🌷🌸
A GREY PLACE?
This is a grey place,
there's no denying.
Grey slate, grey granite,
grey houses built of both.
And it rains a lot, there's no denying.
Vertical, or horizontal, or swirling rain
falling greyly from heavy misty clouds.
But when caught by a sunbeam
it makes glistening slides
shimmering across the slate
and falls in bright white tails
or snakes like silver
where the mountains leak it.
And spills heavily over rocks,
it's foaming, frothing, yellow ruffed
cascades catching rainbows as they crash
then spitting them back out
in a fine spray of colours.
And now there's no grey
in the dark blue, black sky
filled with gold and silver twinkles.
No grey at all in this place now,
there's no denying.
.........................
Mike Todd, Author
Second-best stage direction in all of Shakespeare's plays:
Today's read.
"Lennon had once tried to distance himself from the mania and adulation that the Beatles inspired, to debunk the myth of the four lads who changed the world. The dream was over, he said. But time continues to prove him wrong."
Five years after the Beatles disbanded, a period fueled by intense acrimony, Lennon and McCartney set aside their differences and got back together one more time. Inside the rollicking atmosphere o…
We're supporting the advocacy of chronic migraineur, Abi Stevens and you can, too!
She started a Kickstarter in producing enamel pins that will be sold online and in fairs and twenty percent of these funds will be donated to National Migraine Centre.
Enamel pin designs from Illustrator Abi Stevens, inspired by chronic and migraine warriors everywhere!
Today's read.
"He can hear his sister's wailing and smell the putrid gun powder mixed with the scent of death. The sickening feeling is familiar. Jose has been here before."
Scavenging in a heap of garbage of Tondo, Manila, Jose hears a shot and a loud scream. He runs home and learns that the police are implementing Operation T
#FolkloreThursday
Coco is the bogeyman equivalent for many Hispanophone and Lusophone countries. From rooftop, it looks over children's misbehavior and it may immediately devour a child, leaving no trace.
New Reader Magazine wishes you a great Fourth of July! May it be a wonderful time of joy and happiness.
You are not your thoughts.
The 9 things I’ve learned about mental health from working in the creative industries.
The Chronic Project will be on display at CUC Winebar, Cambridge for a one-night fundraising show on 14 September. The money is intended to raise money for the London Migraine Center.
“I feel that it’s my social responsibility to tell stories, to provide a voice for the voiceless and to foster communication and understanding through creative expression.” - Abi Stevens, on The Chronic Project
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“The Chronic Project is extremely personal to me and has opened up a new avenue for me to explore my art. It proved to not only be cathartic for me, but a means to connect with other chronically ill people."
Follow @abistevens_illustration and read more about her on Issue 6.
“I would have been a watercolorist,” Mr. Grey said, “had I had the talent.”
Photography, his personal passion, is “quick moments of a life that are gone the minute you take your eyes away,” he says.
Wholesome content.
Watch the Sesame Street Muppets play a Tiny Desk Concert. More from NPR Music: Tiny Desk Concerts: https://www.npr.org/tinydesk Twitter: https://twitter.com/...
#CallForSubmissions time!
New Reader Magazine is looking for poetry, prose, art, and other oddities for issue 7, “Herald”. We're looking for pieces reminding us that everyone in this planet is preparing for something momentous; good or bad. Think less of angels and more of battle cries.
All fiction must be a minimum of 500 words and all prose a max of 4000.
Complete submission guidelines on our website. Send queries and submissions to [email protected].
Deadline of submissions is on August 16, 2019.
Today's read.
"I tried to keep it under the limit because speeding’s a sin, but the song was pumping me up. I crested Clonsilla, and my guts rose as I sped down the hill to Lansdowne.
Feel the power of the Phantom Mullet!"
When Silas Bailey is asked to be the driver for a local Bible college's evangelism team, he is surprised that one of the students, a missionary kid named A
Milkyprint
Do not underestimate small beginnings....😎
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#FolkloreThursday
In Nicaragua, La Ceguas are known as beautiful women who lure in drunken and unfaithful men. Later on they reveals their true face, a horse skull, and whisper words that makes these men insane.
If only more of us could learn to adopt Reeves’s attitude in our own lives. It’s okay to take a pause sometimes, to not engage, to let the world separate from you a little bit, he assures us.
Refreshingly inscrutable, Reeves seems like a considerate man who moves through the world mostly alone; he’s aware of his celebrity status but doesn’t take advantage of it, and he’s generous but careful with his presence.
Voyage LA interviews our friend, Sarita Dougherty about her art and her life 👏👏👏
Today we’d like to introduce you to Sarita Dougherty. Thanks for sharing your story with us Sarita. So, let’s start at the beginning and we can move on from there. I started painting portraits of my room because it felt like the flux of cultures in my identity were visually located there. Since ...
As I tried to sort through limits
and booby traps, the calculations
required on these journeys seemed endless.
- Mary K O'Melveny, What Makes or Breaks a Wall
Mary is a recently retired labor rights lawyer. Her poems have won several critical awards.
Interior stylist, Carly Spooner, sourced over 500 captivating individual pieces for Empire. Together with Loose Leaf Studios— who crafted all of the organic sculptures— they have made Rone's project a worthy experience.
Vancouver author, poet, songwriter Bill Arnott is the bestselling author of Dromomania and Gone Viking.
Download our recent issue to read more of Bill Arnott's work.
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Jeremiah Dickey describes the evolution of art in the public eye and explains how the modern viewer can see the history of art as an ongoing global conversation.
Before we began putting art into museums, art mostly served as the visual counterpart to religious stories. Are these theological paintings, sculptures, textiles and illuminations from centuries ago still relevant to us?
This is my day of successions
with integers and primes,
stripped of my own tongues:
reduced to draped memories
that crystallize into corroded strands.
- Dorsia Smith Silva, Solving For X
Dorsía is a professor at the University of Puerto Rico. Her works has been published in several journals and magazines.
Read more of her works on Issue 6, "Keeper of Fire".
Today's read:
"I was eight and he was 30, but he had me hooked when he told showed us his library, a vast collection of tomes from the dead-white-men classics to Harry Potter. He also smelled like peppermint and to me he couldn’t have been more perfect."
Eight-year-old Lydia and her family move to Atlanta from cross the country. There, they meet Isaac, a 40-something neighbor who befriends Lydia and her you
Migrants, even when they are children, are often demonized in the media, both in Mexico and the U.S. “I honestly expected to find myself working with very bad or aggressive guys. That is the stereotype of Central American migrants,” explained Víctor Tolentino Reyes, 29, an artist from Reynosa who works with children at the Border Youth Care Center on art projects.
Of the migrants he had worked with, he said, “You run into children who are searching for a better future; or you run into children who are on their way to meet their parents for the first time, parents who left them when they were newborns; or boys who are fleeing for their lives and are going through a difficult stage for any human, which is adolescence or puberty.
And here they face all types of situations, because it is complex to face that you are locked up.”
Migrant children, many of whom are unaccompanied minors, are traveling to the U.S. border to escape violence and seek asylum. Is anyone listening to their stories?
Sunflower solace.
Did you know that one of Van Gogh’s favorite subjects to paint was sunflowers?
Lazar Trubman is a high school teacher and a survivor of the labor camp in the ancient land of Transylvania. His poetry and prose appeared in literary publications across the globe.
Three of his poems are on 'Keeper of Fire'. Download now to read them!
We're drooling over Greg Girard's photographs of Tokyo!
“It was just so obvious that it was a kind of science-fiction place—that word just popped into my head looking out the train window at the city.”
#FolkloreThursday
Yama Uba or known as a mountain witch is believed to be a devil in the Japanese folklore. She lives in a small hut and will eat anyone who passes or approaches her.
They do it wrong
when they speak in whispers
& foreign tongues, making sure
their secrets aren’t revealed.
- Queen of the Glass Menagerie, Rebecca Gould
Rebecca Gould's literary works have appeared in Nimrod, Kenyon Review and Tin House.
Read more of her poems on Issue 6!
A former elementary school teacher, Catherine has also taught writing at Emerson College and ESL writing at Urban College in Boston.
Download Issue 6 now to read the rest of her poem!
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National Geographic TV
The increased humidity during the wet season sets off a chain reaction. Fungi and slime molds race to decompose dead matter on the forest floor. In some jungles, species of fungi outnumber plants 33 to 1.
This is extremely surreal.
Russian artist Olga Shirnina (also known as 'Klimbim') colors archive images of the House of Romanov’s final ball.
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Issue 6 is available on Issuu for you to read!
New Reader Magazine's second issue of 2019, “Keeper of Fire” is an ode to people who are protecting legacies and stories and to those who have ignited ideas that will be passed along.
Gather round flamekeepers! Vol. 2, Issue 6, "Keeper of Fire" is out and ready to download!
Grab a copy now: http://ow.ly/eaq650uDP3H
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We present you our featured poet for the Issue 6, "Keeper of Fire", Mugabi Byenkya, performing #Write in the UBC Slam Poetry. Watch the full video on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2I5mNGD
We can't wait for Issue No. 4! One of our contributors, Jeannine Burgdorf is a stand-up comedian! 😬😬😬 Check her show right over here 👇👇🙌
Look who's coming to New Reader Magazine! #caciazoo #artistprofile #newreadermagazine #artists #artistsonIG #artstar #sexpositivity #sexpositivefeminism #sexpositiveart #finalboss #modernart #digitalart #modernartmuseum #videography #nudeart #nudeartphotography #nudeartistic #naiveart #naiveartist #nudist #artisfun
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