This video is better than it has any business being. 16 minutes. It’s both informative and heartwarming. I haven’t seen this creator before but I saved a few of their other videos to watch later, looks like good stuff.
“It encourages a kind of fatalism, where everything you do will inevitably be a disaster and moral questions seem hard rather than easy.”
Jessi and I finally got to see The Art of the Brick at the Museum of Science and Industry. It’s over 100 pixelicious LEGO sculptures from lawyer-turned-artist Nathan Sawaya, featuring a mix of recreations of famous paintings to his own unique art that explores shape, light, the human experience, and environmentalism. He’s huge on art […]
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It’s a members preview weekend, the exhibit opens to the public Oct 14. The LPZ revamped the lion house and built a huge attached outdoor area, complete with zip lines for feeding (!) and lots of observation spaces. No, we didn’t get to see a zip line breakfast. I don’t think they’ve posted a feeding […]
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This photo includes my great (great?) grandfather. This is so wild! But also… MY MOM DEADASS COULDNT TELL IF THIS WAS ME OR MY BROTHER, WHO IS 13 YEARS OLDER. 😄 (It’s me).
It can be hard to see the change that comes from protest. Here’s a whole bunch of positive changes brought about by Black Lives Matter.