Nicholas Redding

Nicholas Redding

@nicholasredding.bsky.social

PDX/PNW, most likely walking the dog and listening to Dinosaur Jr. in the rain Trans rights are Human Rights Banner: artist unknown

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A $3 @mta.info subway fare and some good Q train timing can buy you one hell of a view of the July 4th fireworks and the Brooklyn Bridge light show! Huge shoutout to the train operator for slow rolling over the Manhattan Bridge and the conductor for announcing it.

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The publishing contract for all of my solo Top Shelf books expires on Jan 1st— I already have plans underway for COME AGAIN, but if you see any of these books in the wild, you should grab em while you can! SWALLOW ME WHOLE is sold out & only about 100 copies of ANY EMPIRE left.

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after millions of views and shares of my Portland Frog art. (thank you all🙏🏾) I got requests to highlight priests, and chickens, and Chicagoans, and T-Rexes, and more… all of us who refuse to bend the knee. so this is for US. 𝚂𝚝𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚃𝚊𝚕𝚕. 𝚆𝚎 𝚆𝚒𝚕𝚕 𝚆𝚒𝚗.

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The "civil rights era" never ended. You are still in it. Black people are still asking for exactly the same things that they asked for in the 1960s: police reform, voting rights, and fair access to employment. And the exact same proportion of white US voters oppose it with both votes and violence.

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'Moonlight.' (1928) John Keats wrote in praise of a creative faculty called negative capability; in art it happens when painters know how to stay back, leaving their work open, unsolved, holding unknowns. Emil Carlsen was very good at it.

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Jozsef Rippl-Ronai's pastel 'A Park at Night.' (c1892) represents a nocturnal landscape, only the lights suggest the presence of houses and roads - trees looking like a photographic negative, are bright against a black background and add a mystical touch to the picture.

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