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This is your video orientation LJS 449 from the collection in the kit slide center University of Pennsylvania Library's.

這是LJS449的影像介紹

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Italian name: Colosseo

The Roman Colosseum or Coliseum, originally known as the Flavian Amphitheatre,

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Everybody loves the things you do

大家都愛你所做一切

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Waking up easy is all about timing. Sleep Cycle alarm clock tracks your sleep patterns and wakes you up during light sleep. Waking up during light sleep feels like waking up naturally rested without an alarm clock.

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Andy Warhol (1928–87) was a founder of pop art and one of the 20th century’s most defining artists. He changed the way we look at ourselves and each other. He blurred the boundaries between the artificial and the real, the commercial and the cultural, the noteworthy and the trite. Warhol: Immortal celebrates his enduring influence.More than anything else, Warhol was obsessed with people. His preoccupation is perhaps even more pertinent today, in an era of intense social networking, reality TV, and YouTube. His past words take on a prophetic status: ‘In the future, everybody will be world famous for 15 minutes.The exhibition features Warhol’s portraits of friends, celebrities, socialites, politicians, and rock stars across multiple media – paintings, MTV videos, experimental films, screen prints, drawings, and magazine covers. Among them are the flamboyant, repetitive portraits that made him most famousAs he once said: ‘Isn't life a series of images that change as they repeat themselves?’Startling self-portraits from a 40-year period show the persona of Andy Warhol developing over time, until close to his death in 1987. He immortalised himself as much others on canvas if not elsewhere.He once mused about being reincarnated as a great big ring on Liz Taylors finger and another time quipped: I never think that people die. They just go to department storesTe Papa has worked with the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh to present this exhibition to New Zealand audiences.

安迪沃荷(Andy Warhol,1928-87)是為普普藝術的奠基者兼20世紀最突出的藝術家之一。他改變了我們看待自身與彼此的方式,他模糊了人造與真實,商業與文化,醒目與平庸間的界線。”沃荷:不朽”展將會讚揚他歷久不衰的影響力。重要的是,沃荷令人們著迷,在這個社交網路、真人秀節目及Youtube熱切被使用的世代,他的執著也許更貼近現今,他過去所說的話具有先見之明的地位: 「在未來,每個人都有15分鐘的成名機會。展覽中的畫作以沃荷(Warhol)的朋友、名人、社交名流、政治家及巨星聞名,皆涉及在多種媒體中,包含版畫作品、音樂影片、實驗電影、絹版印刷、手繪作品和雜誌封面。這些反覆的華麗畫作更讓他廣受歡迎。就如他曾說過:「人生不就像是在重複放映的過程中,逐漸轉變的一系列影像嗎?」從近四十歲起直到一九八七年逝世前,安迪沃荷開始畫起了自畫像,透過這些自畫像,我們可以觀察到他不同階段人格特質的轉變。和其他追求永生不朽的人並無不同,只是,安迪沃荷是透過他的油畫,永恆地活在我們心中。他曾若有所思的說到化身為伊莉莎白泰勒斯手指上的戒指,然後諷刺地說:我從來不認為人死了,他們只是去了百貨公司。蒂帕帕國立博物館(Te Papa)與安迪·沃荷博物館(Andy Warhol Museum)合作,已在匹茲堡對紐西蘭民眾展示蒂帕帕國立博物館(Te Papa)感謝贊助商Visa和威靈頓城評議會對我們參與安迪·沃荷(Andy Warhol)-這位不朽人物展覽的支持。

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佛教徒分佈在中國及鄰國佛教的起源對於亞洲大陸跨文化交流有重大影響。

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Something small is suddenly huge.

小玩意,大迴響

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