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Share    |Archive    Performing Daily Wondrous Hummingbirds! All you need to set the stage is a plastic feeder filled with red–dyed sugar water to bring the endless caravan of performers right to your window or patio. They have a seemingly endless variety of brightly colorful costumes—some with spangles that catch and reflect the sunlight. They are mainly air dancers performing their repertoire of dives and loops and amazing midair maneuvers no other birds can pull off, stopping and starting, hovering like helicopters, flying upside down and backwards. But they can also be comedians and con men, tricking other bigger hummers

Share   |Archive    Christian Marclay and “The Clock” By techgnotic (https://www.deviantart.com/techgnotic)     Clock tower by rahurns (https://www.deviantart.com/rahurns)    Read More :thumb506021703: :thumb505579757: :thumb505973478: :thumb505954646: In 1964, Andy Warhol made “Empire,” an 8–hour film consisting of a single slow-motion shot of the Empire State Building as seen from the Time–Life Building. Other than exterior floodlights coming on and off, there is no narrative but “time” itself—as captured in one hours–long period one unremarkable evening, and as expended by anyone watching the motion picture of a motionless scene.  No artis