Une chance pour cette athlète d'être néerlandaise.
En France ceux qui confondent laïcité et islamophobie auraient empêché cette femme de participer à la compétition et de vivre ce moment unique.
La dernière médaille comme un symbole.
#ceremoniecloture#ceremonieJo2024
Vous pouvez être raciste mais pas sourd 🧏.. C’est sa qui vous fait mal ! Je deviens un sujet d’état numéro 1 en débats ect mais je vous dois quoi en vrai ? Kedal
Donc en gros si tu refuses un CDI parce que t’aimes pas l’endroit où t’as fait ton CDD et/ou le salaire qu’ils te proposent, tu vas te faire foutre c’est bien ça ?
On peut se le dire :
Vos salaires n'augmenteront pas,
Votre logement ne sera pas meilleur.
Votre sécurité pas améliorée,
Parce que la #LoiImmigration a été votée.
Donc nous voilà comme hier, la honte en plus.
start focusing your energy on getting better, you start feeling better, you start looking better & you even start attracting better, everything changes
compliments about your appearance are cool...but when someone compliments you as a person, the way your mind works‚ the way you carry yourself‚ your laugh, how peaceful your energy feels, and how beautiful your heart is – those are top tier compliments...they just hit different.
Introverts may never show, but sometimes they're tired of being strong. Remember that feeling down is part of the life cycles. Ups and downs go together. One cannot exist without the other. It's okay to be tired. It's okay to be sad. It's okay to do nothing at all and just be. Trees that don't bend in the storm break away. There's a time to be strong. There's a time to be weak and vulnerable. Life is an act of balancing the opposites. Surrender and let life flow through you.
Qu’il est ironique, si ce n’est triste, de voir un Président de la République charger un manque d’autorité parentale quand ce dernier est incapable de faire respecter l’autorité républicaine aux forces factieuses de la police.
Le « en même temps » sans doute.
#Macron13h
One simple reason: people don't value artists the same way they did back then, and artists need to eat.
Most of these sculptures (and the most impressive works of art in general) were commissioned by wealthy families, nobles, emperors, etc. Not to mention, many of these artists were born in favorable conditions. See, let's talk about these sculptures:
1: David of Michelangelo. Michelangelo's father was the town's judicial administrator. His family was bankers for generations (albeit smaller banks, still far above "peasants"). Later in life, he moved to Florence, which was basically the place to study arts. Art, in general, was really favored by the wealthy there: the council, merchants, and other rich people. Need I say more about his incredibly beneficial circumstances?
2: Abduction of Proserpina, by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. This was commissioned by the Cardinal Scipione Borghese. I could end the argument here, but his father always encouraged him in his pursuit for art, and he even got various patrons from an early age. Are you beginning to see the pattern here?
3: Corradini's Modesty. I don't know much about Corradini, but he also had various patrons. Curious, huh?
4: Ugolino and His Sons, by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux. Jean had access to some of the best education he could get. His first studies were under François Rude, a famous sculptor at the time. I think it's enough, right?
The fact is that back then, the wealthy were more than willing to throw a fuck ton of money at artists, and they were willing to wait YEARS to get masterpieces. Compare this to now, where people barely want to pay you 10 USD/h and expect masterpieces in 2 weeks. Hell, even if your work is among the best in history, odds are, you're never gonna find a patron. Sure, PATREON is a thing, but even then, people are barely able to afford a 3$ monthly subscription for each artist they would like to support. When they are able to, they would also need to be willing to, and there aren't that many people who are both willing and with stable enough condition to support us.
Yeah, I would probably be capable of making a sculpture like this, and I definitely can make highly detailed oil paintings. The thing is: it's not worth it, because at the end of the day, I need to eat, and I can't eat if I am working on something that can take years without getting paid anything for it; or being paid as little that it might as well be for free.
Parceque ces statues étaient des commandes de personnes richissimes, qui payaient en conséquence.
Toi on te demande de payer ton graphiste 15€, tu es capable de négocier en disant "Je croyais que tu faisais ça par passion!".