The photographs which were ttaken Sept 27, 1989, of these UFOs were provided by Commander Graham Bethune of the US Navy. He got them from a friend who wanted to remain anonymous.
His friend, a photographer, captured these photos using a Canon T-90
Gold and lapis lazuli assemble depicting the holy triad of the Osiris family (Horus, Osiris and Isis). It was once part of an pendant and bears the Cartouche of Pharao Osorkon II as well as an inscription at the bottom. Egypt, 22nd dynasty. 874 to 850 BC. [589x800]
Opening tonight - Thursday, April 25th, 2019 - at Talon Gallery in Portland, Oregon is artist Scott Listfield’s amazing new solo exhibition, “Re-Entry.”
For “Re-Entry,” Listfield has continued with his revered series of a wandering astronaut observing the surreal landscapes of an Earth existing at some point in the future, creating grand metaphors for our current times and the consequences of our actions.
The exhibition will be on view until May 26th, 2019 and should be sought out if in the area.
Zooming into Andromeda: The Andromeda galaxy contains about one trillion stars and is approximately 220,000 light years in diameter. This image was put together using the sharpest photograph of Andromeda ever taken. (Credit: NASA/ESA)
Born in 1991, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo. Lives and works in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo Eddy Kamuanga Ilunga graduated from the Institute of Fine Art, Kinshasa in 2009.
Kamuanga draws from the structural complexity of his hometown and revisits the traditional culture of the Mangbetu people (The Mangbetu are a Sudanic ethnic group living in North/North-eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a Bantu majority country) Referencing different forms of advertising and photography as well as traditional aesthetics, his paintings are an amalgam of complementary pop cultural forms, including music, fashion and dance. They offer an intelligent approach to popular culture by exposing the anxieties and joys of his contemporaries.
The artist incorporates the Mandombe writing script (view here) in his art work which is a Congolese and Angolan writing script created by Congolese ethnic MuKongo, Wabeladio Payi in Bas-Congo (Kongo-Central)
Pilot Howard A. Wooten from Lovelady, TX, Dec 1944. Wooten was a member of the USAAF 477th Bombardment Group, known popularly as the “Tuskegee Airmen”.
A high school science prodigy uses time travel to prevent the police shooting of her innocent brother in the new Spike Lee-produced film See You Yesterday. Sci-fi/drama project debuts on Netflix on May 17th.
