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Michele Banks
Artist inspired by science
Friend to squirrels
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🪶 brb gotta stop fascism

love to post a skeet with multiple photos and alt text etc and then discover that the link has turned to gibberish 😑

Science looks beautiful in purple and blue. Original watercolor paintings inspired by microbiology, neuroscience and genetics artologica.etsy.com 🧪🐡🧠🦠

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I will bang this drum forever: in THEY THOUGHT THEY WERE FREE: THE GERMANS, 1933-45 Milton Mayer interviewed 10 ordinary Germans after WW2 to learn how fascism took hold. There was never a moment when everyone woke up:

if you’re waiting for everyone around you to wake up, you’ll wait forever. this is how the people grinding our bones to make their bread WANT you to be. paralyzed, alienated & purposeless

The IKEA Körg system

Looking for an image to demonstrate but I found this and I had to share it.

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the corgi from cowboy bebop

Looking for an image to demonstrate but I found this and I had to share it.

Squirrel of the Day for July 7, 2024 #sqrlpix

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Virus doilies by Laura Splan #sciart

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I'm giving a #sciart presentation this week, so I'll share some images because wowza. Petri dishes in resin by Klari Reis

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Squirrel of the Day for July 6, 2024 admires his walnut #sqrlpix

I just read this sentence and now I need to lie down: Implicitly and less often explicitly, a concern for the desubjectification of readers charges much of what follows, with all the complications that conceptualizing both subjectivity and readership as such entail.

Make a band more vegetable Spinach Doctors

Make a band more vegetable: Imagine Dragonfruit

Make a band more vegetable: Green Bean Day

make a band more vegetable; Talking Heads of Lettuce

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I do think so, on the basis of abortion support, which is pretty much in the 55-60% range when actually measured by votes. 2 in 3 New Yorkers wanted congestion pricing. Majorities favor higher taxes on the wealthy. If you don’t see progressive majorities, it’s because they’re being suppressed.

Do you think over half the country actually cares about Project 2025? Do you think over half the country would really care about any issue that doesn't affect them

Make a band more vegetable: Pearl onion jam

Make a band more vegetable: Imagine Dragonfruit

Make a band more vegetable: Death cabbage for cutie

Make a band more vegetable: Imagine Dragonfruit

New Yorker cartoonist Ellis J. Rosen has a whole series of evil squirrel cartoons and I love them so much #sqrlpix

Squirrel of the Day for July 6, 2024 admires his walnut #sqrlpix

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This is the heart of the matter. This cannot stand.

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Clear eyed as always by Tressie McMillan Cottom "...our electoral politics no longer care about representing the winning ideas." www.nytimes.com/2024/07/06/o...

Opinion | Whoever the Democratic Candidate Is, Americans Have Already Lostwww.nytimes.com The American Republic feels fragile.

Some enchanted evening, you may see a heron across a vacant lot...

Great piece about Washington DC's history boundary stones

Hunt for the nation's oldest monuments, and prepare to get muddywww.npr.org A series of small sandstone monuments marked the boundaries of the nation's capital in the 1700s. Most are still there, but they don't get a lot of visitors.

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TGIF, everyone For just one more week "Paris 1874: The Impressionist Moment" is at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. A remarkable exhibition, it celebrates the (difficult) birth of French Impressionism 150 years ago. If you're nowhere near Paris, this feature article gives you a taste: #ArtHistory 🗃️

Gustave Caillebotte saves Impressionismtheshymuseumgoer.com Lawyer-turned-artist Caillebotte moved heaven and earth to mount the group's third exhibition. By any measure, this show was the game-changer.

Return your library books!!!

Also, awful people are not returning their library books, so I keep having to buy books 🙁

I got invited to a big brainy thing, and I've been reading and researching for weeks now so I don't sound like a dumbass. Now I have this terrible feeling that everyone else is just going to throw together a few slides on the plane. 😑

Cozy Teapot

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If you enjoyed my piece on the grid in art (artologica.substack.com/p/on-the-grid), check out this work by Henry Segerman, using stereographic projection to create a grid on a flat surface using a 3D printed sphere and overhead lighting. youtu.be/VX-0Laeczgk?... #sciart 🧪

Stereographic projectionyoutu.be This shows a 3d print of a mathematical sculpture I produced using shapeways.com. This model is available at http://shpws.me/q41V.

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Squirrel of the Day for July 5, 2024 #sqrlpix