To @drakula users: be careful who you buy into.

We don’t have an identification system and there are fake accounts.

@jessepollak is FAKE
@base is likely fake too

We will reimburse anyone who has fallen for someone, and will implement a checkmark system as well as username-freeze ASAP.

Recasting for vis + read the comments for other fake accs

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indianart

"Commuters at Churchgate Station" by Raghu Rai

(1/2) 
I grew up outside India. One of my earliest memories of art is this picture (TBH, I don't know for sure if it was this one or one very like it) at the family doctor's office. It hung in his waiting room and I stared at it every visit.

Scene from the Gondi myth of creation by Jangarh Singh Shyam
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gondi_people

Shyam almost single-handedly brought Gond art to the mainstream, now probably one of India's most recognisable art styles.

"Panchtatva" by S. H. Raza

I haven't yet encountered a work of Raza's that I couldn't just stare at all day. If you ever have an opportunity to see one in person, don't miss out. 

This is one of the first of his works I saw, which is why I'm starting with it.

"Glow of Hope" by S L Haldankar

Another one of those works that must really be seen in person to be appreciated. On display at the Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery in Mysore, in a light-controlled room that really brings the colour and texture of the piece to life.

"Untitled" by Ram Kumar

It really is a pity to see this piece at such a small scale. It's an imposing work that must be seen in person. Sometimes on display at the CSMVS museum in Mumbai.

wodehouse

"He sprung round with a sort of guilty bound, like an adagio dancer surprised while watering the cat’s milk"

What is "Indian Art"?

A simple question that's quite impossible to answer because Indias multitudes contain multitudes.

IMO the only way to understand it is to experience it, hence this channel.

"Sumair" by Amrita Sher-Gil 

A stunning work and a fitting start to this channel, I hope.

gm

Rothko died 54 years ago today. 

"Untitled (Black on Grey)"

privacy

Ngl the Skiff x Notion news is pretty disappointing. 

Gotta move over to someone new now. Anyone got recommendations?

Books

It is a dangerous thing to start naming one's favourite Wodehouse line because there are far too many and they are all his best. 

But this also makes them ideal fodder when you're trying to get a new channel going. 

What's yours?

Can we get a thread of favourite Wodehouse quotes going? Need to kickstart /wodehouse

Can we get a thread of favourite Wodehouse quotes going? Need to kickstart /wodehouse 

https://warpcast.com/socho.eth/0x31362f1c

SochoTheArtist

@socho.eth