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Prating om og med Fagbokforlagets bøker og forfattere.
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The Cherry Orchard is Russian playwright Anton Chekhov's last play. It premiered at the Moscow Art Theatre 17 January 1904 in a production directed by Constantin Stanislavski. Chekhov intended this play as a comedy and it does contain some elements of farce; however, Stanislavski insisted on directing the play as a tragedy. Since this initial production, directors have had to contend with the dual nature of this play.
The play concerns an aristocratic Russian woman and her family as they return to the family's estate (which includes a large and well-known cherry orchard) just before it is auctioned to pay the mortgage. The story presents themes of cultural futility — both the futility of the aristocracy to maintain its status and the futility of the bourgeoisie to find meaning in its new-found materialism. In reflecting the socio-economic forces at work in Russia at the turn of the 20th century, including the rise of the middle class after the abolition of serfdom in the mid-19th century and the sinking of the aristocracy, the play reflects forces at work around the globe in that period.
(Summary from Wikipedia, edited by Elizabeth Klett)Cast:Mme. Ranevsky: Ruth Golding
Anya: Arielle Lipshaw
Varya: Elizabeth Klett
Gaev: Lars Rolander
Lopakhin: Andy Minter
Trofimov: mb
Simeonov-Pischin: Denny Sayers
Charlotta: Anna Simon
Epikhodov: hefyd
Dunyasha: Tricia G
Fiers: om123
Yasha: Kim Stich
Tramp: Musicalheart1
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Fiona Banner aka The Vanity Press is a visual artist whose work centres on the problems and possibilities of language, both written and metaphorical. For much of 2020 she has been artist in residence at Phytology, a cultural institute based at Bethnal Green Nature Reserve in East London. During her time there she has been making work with the non-human residents, and also talking to some pretty fab humans, in an open sided potting shed, ruminating on the environment, art and activism.
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Welcome to the Clear Skin Podcast! I’m your host Delia Taylor with co-founders Nyki and Amelia, aka the “Acne Slayers”, from Clear Skin Solutions Med Spa in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Whether you're dealing with persistent acne or simply looking for ways to maintain a clear complexion, we've got you covered.
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Få tips av Henning Kumle før du skal handle bunad. Hør den spennende historien til bunadens opprinnelse. Lær hvordan du ser at det er en skikkelig kvalitetsbunad. Unngå bunader laget av billige stoffer, dårlig håndverk og som kanskje koster det samme. Hør om hvordan bunaden produseres, materialene som brukes og håndverket som ligger bak. Bli underholdt, få tips, råd. Lær historie med historiker Henning Kumle som også er eier og daglig leder i Bunad For Menn.
Bunad til herre, mann og gutt. Historien bak bunaden. Hvordan bunaden produseres. Hva du bør se etter for ikke å bli lurt når du handle -
Unfiltered. Unbothered and Uncut! Uncut Beauty Podcast was created by professional women with over a decade of experience in the beauty industry.Discussing all things life business and beauty. Angel,Krystal and Saasha bring the shop talk straight to you. From what it takes to run a business to the latest hot topics. We give it to you raw and uncut! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncutbeautypodcast/support
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"To damer med nesten likt navn og litt forskjellig smak filosoferer rundt det å bo"
Interiørdesigner og stylist Christine Hærra har 20 års fartstid i bransjen, hun kan det meste om tekstiler, møbler, farger og tapeter som det er verdt å vite.
Kristin utdannet seg til interiørdesigner i 2018 og har i disse dager fem års jubileum for eget firma. Før jobbet hun som skuespiller, programleder og manusforfatter for film og tv.
I denne podcasten deler de av sine erfaringer, kunnskap og tanker om hvordan vi innreder hjemmene våre, og hvordan vi burde innrede hjemmene våre. -
New episodes are released every week. Fear of darkness, both literal when we huddled in caves to ward off the night, and psychological where we battled the demons in our very own souls, has enthralled readers around the globe. These tales of terror, death, madness, and the paranormal allow us to embrace these fears. Narrated by the horror author Newton Webb, these podcasts give us the latest technology to showcase a new breed of terror. Whether over a coffee or during a commute Newton Webb promises to deliver exquisitely disturbing nightmares that gaze without flinching into the abyss—and linger in the mind long after.
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Samtaler om nye bøker, gode bøker og det viktigste som skjer i bokverdenen. Hver uke. Med Ane Farsethås og Bernhard Ellefsen.
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Podkasten for strikkere, av strikkere & med strikkere!
Hva kan du forvente? En ny gjest hver uke! Det eneste kriteriet som er satt er at gjesten er strikkevennlig og har en åpen Instagramkonto. Og med det i bakhodet har det blitt en helt vill spennende liste med drømmegjester for fremtiden. Så følg med!
Dette er podkasten med spennende strikkevennlige gjester, uhøytidlig strikkesnakk, temaer som dukker opp og et pusterom til deg med strikketøyet i fanget.
Podkasten er laget av Kari S. Haaland, strikkedesigner og nå også en ivrig podkaster. Hun bor på Instagram @karishaaland så let henne opp og følg kontoen og ta gjerne kontakt.
Liker du denne podkasten så del den gjerne i dine sosiale medier kanaler så andre strikkere finner den. Følg og gi podkasten en anmeldelse der du lytter til den. -
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För dig som älskar gatufoto. Intervjuer med fotograferna och snack om allt som hör till. Av Joakim K E Johansson och gäster.
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Banksy, the elusive and enigmatic street artist, has captivated the world with his thought-provoking, satirical, and often controversial artworks. Born in Bristol, England, in the 1970s, Banksy's true identity remains unknown, adding to the mystique surrounding the artist. Despite his anonymity, Banksy has become one of the most recognizable and influential figures in contemporary art, with his works fetching millions of dollars at auctions and his name synonymous with the street art movement.
Chapter 1: The Early Years and Rise to Fame Little is known about Banksy's early life, as the artist has gone to great lengths to maintain his anonymity. It is believed that he was born in Bristol in the 1970s and became involved in the city's underground street art scene in the early 1990s. During this time, Bristol was a hotbed of graffiti culture, with artists like 3D (Robert Del Naja) and Nick Walker paving the way for a new generation of street artists.
Banksy's early works were heavily influenced by the French graffiti artist Blek le Rat, who is often credited with pioneering the use of stencils in street art. Banksy began using stencils to create his own unique style, which often featured humorous, satirical, and political themes. His works started appearing on the streets of Bristol and London, gaining attention from locals and the media alike.
One of Banksy's earliest known works is a series of stenciled rats that appeared in Bristol in the late 1990s. These rats, which often sported slogans like "Because I'm Worthless" and "Our Time Will Come," were a commentary on the often overlooked and marginalized members of society. This theme of social and political commentary would become a hallmark of Banksy's work throughout his career.
As Banksy's popularity grew, so did the scale and ambition of his projects. In the early 2000s, he began creating larger, more elaborate works that often involved a degree of performance or installation. One of his most famous early stunts was the "Turf War" exhibition in 2003, where he painted live animals like sheep and cows with graffiti slogans and displayed them in a makeshift gallery in London's East End.
Chapter 2: Breaking Boundaries and Going Global As Banksy's fame spread beyond the UK, he began to travel the world, leaving his mark on cities from New York to Gaza. His works often appeared in unexpected places, such as on the West Bank barrier separating Israel and Palestine, or in the disaster-stricken areas of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
One of Banksy's most ambitious projects to date was the "Dismaland" theme park, which opened in the seaside town of Weston-super-Mare in 2015. Billed as a "family theme park unsuitable for children," Dismaland was a darkly humorous and subversive take on the traditional amusement park, featuring works by Banksy and other artists that critiqued consumerism, authoritarianism, and the entertainment industry.
Banksy's global reach and influence have also made him a target for thieves and vandals. In 2007, a group of thieves posing as city workers attempted to steal a Banksy mural from a wall in London's Tottenham neighborhood. The mural, which depicted a young girl hugging a bomb, was later recovered by police and sold at auction for over £200,000.
Despite these challenges, Banksy has continued to create new works and push the boundaries of what is possible in street art. In 2018, he made headlines around the world with his "self-destructing" painting, "Girl with Balloon," which shredded itself moments after being sold at auction for over £1 million. The stunt was later revealed to be a critique of the art market and the commodification of street art.
Chapter 3: Social and Political Commentary One of the defining features of Banksy's work is its biting social and political commentary. Through his art, Banksy has tackled a wide range of issues, from war and poverty to consumerism and the environment.
One of his most famous works is the "Rage, Flower Thrower" stencil, which depicts a masked protester throwing a bouquet of flowers instead of a Molotov cocktail. The image has become an iconic symbol of peaceful protest and resistance, and has been reproduced on countless t-shirts, posters, and other merchandise.
Another notable work is the "Slave Labour" mural, which appeared on the wall of a Poundland store in London's Wood Green neighborhood in 2012. The mural, which depicts a young boy hunched over a sewing machine making Union Jack bunting, was a commentary on the use of sweatshop labor in the production of souvenirs for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the London Olympics.
Banksy has also used his art to critique the British government and its policies. In 2017, he created a large mural in the English port town of Dover, depicting a worker chipping away at one of the stars on the European Union flag. The mural was widely interpreted as a commentary on Brexit and the UK's impending departure from the EU.
More recently, Banksy has turned his attention to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on society. In July 2020, he created a series of stencils on the London Underground that featured rats wearing face masks and using hand sanitizer. The works were accompanied by a video that showed Banksy, disguised as a cleaner, spraypainting the stencils on the train carriage walls.
Chapter 4: Philanthropy and Activism In addition to his art, Banksy is also known for his philanthropic and activist work. Over the years, he has donated his artworks and the proceeds from their sales to a variety of charitable causes, from homelessness and poverty to animal rights and refugee aid.
One of his most significant charitable contributions came in 2018, when he donated £205,000 from the sale of his "Civilian Drone Strike" installation to a group of Palestinian activists. The installation, which featured a remote-controlled car and a series of "street signs" that referenced US military drone strikes in the Middle East, was sold at a charity auction to raise money for a Palestinian hospital.
Banksy has also used his art to raise awareness about the plight of refugees and migrants. In 2015, he created a series of murals in the Calais Jungle, a refugee camp in northern France that housed thousands of migrants and asylum seekers. The murals, which featured images of Steve Jobs (whose biological father was a Syrian migrant) and a riff on Theodore Gericault's famous painting "The Raft of the Medusa," were a powerful commentary on the human cost of the refugee crisis.
More recently, Banksy has turned his attention to the Black Lives Matter movement and the ongoing struggle for racial justice. In June 2020, he created a new artwork in response to the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police. The painting, which was accompanied by a statement on Banksy's Instagram account, depicted a vigil candle setting fire to an American flag, with the words "People of Color" spray-painted beneath it.
Chapter 5: The Art Market and Authentication As Banksy's popularity has grown, so too has the demand for his work in the art market. Despite his anti-establishment ethos and critique of the commodification of art, Banksy's works have fetched millions of dollars at auction, with some pieces selling for over £10 million.
The high prices and demand for Banksy's work have also led to a thriving market for forgeries and unauthorized reproductions. In response, Banksy has established an authentication body called Pest Control, which verifies the authenticity of his works and issues certificates of authenticity to buyers.
However, even Pest Control has been the subject of controversy and legal disputes. In 2019, a collector who had purchased a Banksy sculpture called "The Drinker" for £40,000 sued Pest Control for refusing to authenticate the work, claiming that the organization was engaging in "anti-competitive practices." The case was eventually settled out of court, with the details of the settlement remaining confidential.
The authentication process for Banksy's works has also been complicated by the artist's use of an online marketplace called "Gross Domestic Product." Launched in 2019, the store allowed customers to purchase Banksy-branded merchandise like t-shirts, mugs, and replicas of his artworks. However, in order to purchase an item, customers had to answer a series of questions designed to weed out art dealers and speculators. The store was seen as a tongue-in-cheek critique of the art market and the commodification of Banksy's brand.
Chapter 6: Mural and Speculation In March 2021, a new Banksy mural appeared on the side of a house in Bristol, England, sparking speculation and excitement among fans and art enthusiasts. The mural, which depicts a young girl firing a slingshot of red flowers, was discovered on the morning of March 4th by the homeowner, who had no idea that the artwork had been created on his property.
The mural, which has been dubbed "Aachoo!!" by Banksy, is believed to be a reference to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the importance of maintaining social distancing and good hygiene practices. The girl in the mural is shown sneezing, with the force of the sneeze causing her to drop the flowers from her slingshot.
Since its discovery, the mural has become a local attraction, with crowds of people gathering to take photos and admire the artwork. The homeowner, who has chosen to remain anonymous, has said that he plans to cover the mural with a protective plastic sheet to prevent it from being damaged or vandalized.
The appearance of the new mural has also sparked speculation about Banksy's identity and his connection to Bristol. Some have suggested that the artwork is a nod to Banksy's roots in the city, where he first began his career as a graffiti artist in the 1990s. Others have pointed to the timing of the m -
Vil du lære mer om norsk mat? Bli med meg når jeg reiser rundt og snakker med norske bønder - de som fortsatt dyrker, avler, yster, fisker og sanker maten du og jeg spiser hver dag. Målet er å lære mer om hvordan de har det, om de ulike råvarene som produseres i Norge, hva vil det si å drive en gård, de ulike driftsformene, og for å finne ut av du og jeg kan gjøre for å sikre norsk mat fremover.
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Guds Ord I Hverdagen Bibellesning er en podcast hvor jeg, ThomChris, leser ett kapittel i bibelen pr podcast. (Bibelen på lydbok). Forhåpentligvis kan jeg gjøre det enklere for deg å høre deg gjennom bibelen, enten du hører alt på 3 år eller 3 måneder. Jeg leser ifra Bibelen Guds Ord 2017.
God lytning!
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This is a collaborative podcast. No Young Adult book will be left in the dark - all shall be reviewed and critiqued.
I had an idea, what if all of us bibliophiles went and re-read the books we loved as pre-teens, would we still love them? - Se mer
