Ginger And BEAU Who Belongs To @fuerrziah

andreas maler of nuremberg fancam

Kupala Night

“A teraz ten wieczór sławny Święćmy jako zwyczaj dawny: Niecąc ognie do świtania, Nie bez pieśni, nie bez grania.”

exams passed so it's time to get back to the important stuff like temeria

me: *struggling with combat in kcd*

me: *looks over at framed picture of highly decorated war general Reynard Odo from cdpr's underrated game Thronebreaker : The Witcher Tales for guidance*

art by @calyxestra

Reynard Odo: "Discipline shall bring us victory!"

me: "Yes, I will train more with Captain Bernard. Thank you!"

Reynard Odo: "Her Majesty is... exceptional."

me: "yeah, I know..."

true ending

thronebreaker wip

AeternaNova Northern Macedonian ethnographic project

"AeternaNova" (in Latin "aeterna"- ancient and "nova"-new) is an exhibition of photographs, folk costumes, and an ethnographic film, curated by Filip Petkovski Ph.D., UNESCO-certified heritage expert. It aims to represent the cultural heritage of Macedonians, Albanians, Turks, Roma, and Vlachs living in North Macedonia, and to feature recorded personal narratives of the models on the photos who are leaders in their professions (actors, musicians, athletes, public figures), about their views and experiences with diversity and inclusion.

The project incorporates new media, ethnography, and visual anthropology to contextualise the topic, while each photograph serves as a visual narrative aimed to illustrate the dynamic evolution of cultural identity in the region. We are led by the idea that cultural heritage must be reinterpreted and modernised to be largely disseminated, especially amongst the younger population, who might mystify and reject the topic of cultural heritage. The exhibition will take place at the Youth Cultural Centre in Skopje, while the results of the project will be published as a research paper in the journal "Macedonian Folklore" in which we will explore diversity, inclusion, and peaceful coexistence.

The project aims to emphasise the similarities in the cultures of all of the communities that live in North Macedonia and encourages the audience to engage in a process of mutual learning and enrichment of knowledge related to cultural heritage."

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