[Lroy]

Mar 31, 2022 2:31:44 GMT 1 User Error said:

Mar 30, 2022 19:24:12 GMT 1 Acme Thunderer said:

…and info from Instagram

“Onwards Ukraine”
Available on www.seth.fr
and @fluctuart in Paris, from Friday, April 1 noon

FYI shipping to the US is 60euro

I do'nt think that it's exagrated even if it's aways and more and more expensive. It's a real 50X70 print, in France it costs 20 euros ( ofr we can pick up at the boat ) ... Remember the shipping fees for the Invader book, it was nearly 60 $ too ( I remember, 20 grams more, and you ae in another range of prices...

I will tell you, I become cray anyway with taxes and taxes and shipping and shipping...

Are NFTS addicts  laughing ? ( joke )

[Lroy]

I m
Not to kean of C215 but this photo is great..
Well done …

http://instagr.am/p/CbwVMZ1Nokp

[inefficiency of]

45RPM has released a simple and cheap Riso print.

http://instagr.am/p/Cbr9WrNsRjd

[Lroy]

Mar 31, 2022 7:47:08 GMT 1 inefficiency of said:

45RPM has released a simple and cheap Riso print.

http://instagr.am/p/Cbr9WrNsRjd

I just don't understand the legend " fight war, not wars "... each war is terrible ! a bit clumsy and childish this " quote "...

[inefficiency of]

By ‘Fighting war’ - you oppose war.
By ‘Fighting wars’ - you actively engage in war.

Fight the concept of wars not fight in wars.

The image helps to provide this message with sunflower fighting the tank.

Hope this helps clarify LRoy, not the simplest of sentences when English is not a primary language. 👍🏻🙌🏻

[Happy Shopper]

Mar 31, 2022 8:54:04 GMT 1 inefficiency of said:

By ‘Fighting war’ - you oppose war.
By ‘Fighting wars’ - you actively engage in war.

Fight the concept of wars not fight in wars.

The image helps to provide this message with sunflower fighting the tank.

Hope this helps clarify LRoy, not the simplest of sentences when English is not a primary language. 👍🏻🙌🏻

It's a very odd sentence

[inefficiency of]

Mar 31, 2022 10:06:34 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

Mar 31, 2022 8:54:04 GMT 1 inefficiency of said:

By ‘Fighting war’ - you oppose war.
By ‘Fighting wars’ - you actively engage in war.

Fight the concept of wars not fight in wars.

The image helps to provide this message with sunflower fighting the tank.

Hope this helps clarify LRoy, not the simplest of sentences when English is not a primary language. 👍🏻🙌🏻

It's a very odd sentence

I get that it’s not the most straight forward of sentences / sayings and requires a bit of thinking. Either way, I quite like the sentiment. Fighting the war on poverty, oppression, the system, climate change, rather than fighting in an actual war. Could be a nod to the punk band Crass and also Gee Vauchera work.

[ceriseris]

45rpm sold out

[ant0187]

http://instagram.com/p/Cb63pKHgEYC

[Dahmer]

Thanks again for all the input to this thread. Hopefully we have collectively raised at least a little put for good causes by sharing all these, and hopefully at the same time you’ve discovered some new artists and added some new pieces to your collections.

[John The Badgers]

This perhaps been posted, but noticed some nice Charming Baker unique drawings available from the nice people at Jealous Gallery -

jealousgallery.com/collections/charming-baker?mc_cid=0fe053db58&mc_eid=74b04448ed




Our old friend Charming Baker has created a 'baker's dozen' of unique drawings on paper; graphite studies of gorgeous black bears.

A portion of the proceeds from each sale will be donated to Médecins Sans Frontières and the important work they're doing for the people of Ukraine.

Title: Stand Tall Or Play Dead
Medium: Graphite Pencil on Paper
Year: 2022
Edition: A Baker's Dozen
Size: 25.5 x 33.5cm Unframed
Price: £495 Unframed

[Ravnur 2020]

sam-durant.myshopify.com/products/seeds-poster?pr_prod_strat=collection_fallback&pr_rec_id=4c24f82aa&pr_rec_pid=7133272473797&pr_ref_pid=6144989364421&pr_seq=uniform

[ceriseris]

quite tempted by this Icy & Sot release

2 layer screen print on 130lb Muscletone Starch White paper
24x24 inch
Edition of 100
Signed and numbered

oskouei.bigcartel.com/product/sun-for-ukraine

[King and a Duck]

My Stanley Donwood PAX arrived. Hats off to SD for raising £100k for Ukraine.

[Lroy]

Apr 8, 2022 10:15:10 GMT 1 King and a Duck said:

My Stanley Donwood PAX arrived. Hats off to SD for raising £100k for Ukraine.

What a beauty !

[Bill Hicks]

hitandrun.ltd/collections/for-ukraine

[phb]

I’m sure this has been on here already, but haven’t gone back and read every post. Just in case anyone missed it, Robert Montgomery’sp


www.robertmontgomery.org/shopprints/peace-poem-choose-love-ukraine-emergency-appeal-fundraising-print

[Thank You]

Apr 13, 2022 21:45:21 GMT 1 phb said:

I’m sure this has been on here already, but haven’t gone back and read every post. Just in case anyone missed it, Robert Montgomery’sp


www.robertmontgomery.org/shopprints/peace-poem-choose-love-ukraine-emergency-appeal-fundraising-print

I purchased this one -- and I regret it. Not because of the quality of the print but because I want to replace an and with a comma.

"Peace is the dream of a shared human soul that we build every day with forgiveness, and kindness and hope."

[Coach]

Apr 13, 2022 22:12:30 GMT 1 Thank You said:

Apr 13, 2022 21:45:21 GMT 1 phb said:

I’m sure this has been on here already, but haven’t gone back and read every post. Just in case anyone missed it, Robert Montgomery’sp


www.robertmontgomery.org/shopprints/peace-poem-choose-love-ukraine-emergency-appeal-fundraising-print

I purchased this one -- and I regret it. Not because of the quality of the print but because I want to replace an and with a comma.

"Peace is the dream of a shared human soul that we build every day with forgiveness, and kindness and hope."

Whilst grammatically you are right, I suggest you tell yourself that such things are unquestionably excused by poetic license. Perhaps this will allow you to enjoy a rather lovely print, bought to support a great cause.

[Viennese]

The artwork “Go f*** yourself Russian warship” that won a contest now seems to be sold as a Ukranian stamp.

I read online that the post website might not be secure and I haven’t yet figured out whether they ship internationally but would love to get one of these from source to support another Post office







Edit: the site seems to be overloaded right now.

[raindawg]

Apr 13, 2022 22:18:26 GMT 1 Coach said:

Apr 13, 2022 22:12:30 GMT 1 Thank You said:

I purchased this one -- and I regret it. Not because of the quality of the print but because I want to replace an and with a comma.

"Peace is the dream of a shared human soul that we build every day with forgiveness, and kindness and hope."

Whilst grammatically you are right, I suggest you tell yourself that such things are unquestionably excused by poetic license. Perhaps this will allow you to enjoy a rather lovely print, bought to support a great cause.

Ernest ‘and’ Hemingway agrees

[Coach]

Apr 13, 2022 23:03:54 GMT 1 raindawg said:

Apr 13, 2022 22:18:26 GMT 1 Coach said:

Whilst grammatically you are right, I suggest you tell yourself that such things are unquestionably excused by poetic license. Perhaps this will allow you to enjoy a rather lovely print, bought to support a great cause.

Ernest ‘and’ Hemingway agrees

Ah, the legendary literary double act

[raindawg]

Apr 13, 2022 23:18:25 GMT 1 Coach said:

Apr 13, 2022 23:03:54 GMT 1 raindawg said:

Ernest ‘and’ Hemingway agrees

Ah, the legendary literary double act

I gifted my mother a copy of my favourite Hemingway novel. She returned it having read a single chapter. ‘Too much ‘and’ing,’ she proclaimed.

[met]

Apr 13, 2022 22:18:26 GMT 1 Coach said:

Apr 13, 2022 22:12:30 GMT 1 Thank You said:

Apr 13, 2022 21:45:21 GMT 1 phb said:

I’m sure this has been on here already, but haven’t gone back and read every post. Just in case anyone missed it, Robert Montgomery’sp


www.robertmontgomery.org/shopprints/peace-poem-choose-love-ukraine-emergency-appeal-fundraising-print

I purchased this one -- and I regret it. Not because of the quality of the print but because I want to replace an and with a comma.

"Peace is the dream of a shared human soul that we build every day with forgiveness, and kindness and hope."

Whilst grammatically you are right, I suggest you tell yourself that such things are unquestionably excused by poetic license. Perhaps this will allow you to enjoy a rather lovely print, bought to support a great cause.

You've already alluded to the point, but it's worth emphasising a little further.

This print is an image of a Robert Montgomery installation work, titled Peace Poem.

Presumably, it should therefore be viewed as a poem, respecting the structure created by the artist.



In which case, I would suggest that Thank You's representation of the text is possibly a distortion:

Peace is the dream of a shared human soul that we build every day with forgiveness and kindness and hope.



Let's try retaining Montgomery's original format:

PEACE IS THE DREAM OF A SHARED
HUMAN SOUL THAT WE BUILD
EVERY DAY WITH FORGIVENESS
AND KINDNESS AND HOPE.



Now read that text aloud. Not as regular prose, but as a poem. With poise. Bearing in mind the flow of each word.


When I say it, there's a slight pause after "with forgiveness". Then another slight pause after "and kindness", just before the ending "and hope".

These pauses slow down the pace. For me, they serve to enrich the poem with both calm emphasis and a heightened dignity.

So while some may view that "and" as distracting, I myself see it as a vital component to Montgomery's piece.

[Thank You]

Excellent rhetorical appeal. You've convinced me. Off to the framer it goes!

[raindawg]

Apr 13, 2022 23:42:47 GMT 1 met said:

Apr 13, 2022 22:18:26 GMT 1 Coach said:

Whilst grammatically you are right, I suggest you tell yourself that such things are unquestionably excused by poetic license. Perhaps this will allow you to enjoy a rather lovely print, bought to support a great cause.

You've already alluded to the point, but it's worth emphasising a little further.

This print is an image of a Robert Montgomery installation work, titled Peace Poem.

Presumably, it should therefore be viewed as a poem, respecting the structure created by the artist.



In which case, I would suggest that Thank You's representation of the text is possibly a distortion:

Peace is the dream of a shared human soul that we build every day with forgiveness and kindness and hope.



Let's try retaining Montgomery's original format:

PEACE IS THE DREAM OF A SHARED
HUMAN SOUL THAT WE BUILD
EVERY DAY WITH FORGIVENESS
AND KINDNESS AND HOPE.



Now read that text aloud. Not as regular prose, but as a poem. With poise. Bearing in mind the flow of each word.


When I say it, there's a slight pause after "with forgiveness". Then another slight pause after "and kindness", just before the ending "and hope".

These pauses slow down the pace. For me, they serve to enrich the poem with both calm emphasis and a heightened dignity.

So while some may view that "and" as distracting, I myself see it as a vital component to Montgomery's piece.

You would be correct if there was an end-stop after the word ‘forgiveness’ - but there isn’t. So, the line should be read as if the line break isn’t there (i.e. ‘enjambed’).

The caveat is that you can read anything however you like, as long as you enjoy it

[raindawg]

Apr 14, 2022 0:33:20 GMT 1 @teacherabc said:

Apr 13, 2022 23:42:47 GMT 1 met said:

You've already alluded to the point, but it's worth emphasising a little further.

This print is an image of a Robert Montgomery installation work, titled Peace Poem.

Presumably, it should therefore be viewed as a poem, respecting the structure created by the artist.



In which case, I would suggest that Thank You's representation of the text is possibly a distortion:

Peace is the dream of a shared human soul that we build every day with forgiveness, and kindness and hope.



Let's try retaining Montgomery's original format:

PEACE IS THE DREAM OF A SHARED
HUMAN SOUL THAT WE BUILD
EVERY DAY WITH FORGIVENESS
AND KINDNESS AND HOPE.



Now read that text aloud. Not as regular prose, but as a poem. With poise. Bearing in mind the flow of each word.


When I say it, there's a slight pause after "with forgiveness". Then another slight pause after "and kindness", just before the ending "and hope".

These pauses slow down the pace. For me, they serve to enrich the poem with both calm emphasis and a heightened dignity.

So while some may view that "and" as distracting, I myself see it as a vital component to Montgomery's piece.

The pause created by beginning a new line at that point is known as enjambment.

If the pause was created by using punctuation within the line unstead- this would be known as caesura.

Enjambment is often used to reinforce a sense of separation whilst maintaining the 'whole' as it were. Whilst caesura conveys a more fractured identity, each part a whole within itself instead.

Not sure if this helps or not but feels nice to share my expertise in poetry.

And if I sound like I am waffling... it is probably because I am. 😘

🖤

The ‘pause’ is only visual though - so the pause doesn’t exist.on being read aloud

[met]

Apr 14, 2022 0:48:40 GMT 1 @teacherabc said:

Apr 14, 2022 0:42:28 GMT 1 raindawg said:

Apr 14, 2022 0:33:20 GMT 1 @teacherabc said:

The pause created by beginning a new line at that point is known as enjambment.

If the pause was created by using punctuation within the line unstead- this would be known as caesura.

Enjambment is often used to reinforce a sense of separation whilst maintaining the 'whole' as it were. Whilst caesura conveys a more fractured identity, each part a whole within itself instead.

Not sure if this helps or not but feels nice to share my expertise in poetry.

And if I sound like I am waffling... it is probably because I am. 😘

🖤

The ‘pause’ is only visual though - so the pause doesn’t exist.on being read aloud

But it does
because the poet chose
to create that specific pause
without the use of punctuation.


(See what I did there 🤣😩)

Well, thanks to this forum, I learned two new words (and even looked up how to pronounce them correctly): enjambment and caesura


By my own standards, that would make today a good day.

Cheers to both @teacherabc and raindawg.




www.robertmontgomery.org/shopprints/peace-poem-choose-love-ukraine-emergency-appeal-fundraising-print


🇺🇦 Slava Ukraini.

[met]

Apr 14, 2022 1:48:04 GMT 1 @teacherabc said:

Apr 14, 2022 1:27:22 GMT 1 met said:

Well, thanks to this forum, I learned two new words (and even looked up how to pronounce them correctly): enjambment and caesura


By my own standards, that would make today a good day.

Cheers to both @teacherabc and raindawg.




www.robertmontgomery.org/shopprints/peace-poem-choose-love-ukraine-emergency-appeal-fundraising-print


🇺🇦 Slava Ukraini.

A pleasure. Feels nice to share and debate.

Just for fun I will add met, if this wasn't a poem, we could debate the impact of both parataxis and hypotaxis...

No problem. Transportation is a subject matter far more familiar to me than poetry:


Parataxis: my alternative name for Uber.

Hypotaxis: how I refer to the Tube / London Underground.

[Viennese]

Was able to place an order regarding the UA stamps. The website said they will send an email with payment details. So far it seems they do ship internationally. 
pm.ukrposhta.ua/nishop.php

Would definitely also try to buy a possible updated version