Hannah Lynch

@meloniousthonk.bsky.social

She/her Art Percolator in Minneapolis (US). Photographer with a capital “P”, music-nerd, lover of critters & trees. Learning to draw. Waiting for the end of the world. 🙃 🗺️ creepy DMs=🚫 novice curator @ dadaduenderecordclub.com photos: hannahlandia.com

Happy Valentines with a motif playing on the iconographic tradition of the Mystic Winepress where Christ becomes the grapes in the press. Here the sacred heart is pressed in a bookbinding press. In the centre is the Virgin of the Seven Sorrows....❤️🍇❤️

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Broke: Ban social media for teenagers Joke: Ban social media for boomers Bespoke: Ban social media for everyone, destroy the entire poisonous edifice, harshly punish anyone who ever tries to build it again

This is who these people are. Look no further than the Epstein files to see how much they care about protecting children from harm and trauma. This family has done everything they are supposed to as asylum seekers in the US. They are not criminals. We all know who is “the worst of the worst.” 🤬

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I am in Mpls and what you see is real. ICE are: -assaulting US citizens who peacefully question/observe them -invading hospitals, violating HIPAA and gun law -asking random POC for ID (and worse) -attacking schools It has little to do with immigration, and it is causing untold harm. Stand with us!

Things are hard in Minnesota right now, but we’re meeting the moment. Today I recharged with paint play. I’m not good at it, but I’m better at it than I was a week ago. Everything happening right now is cut from the dictator’s playbook. I want to scream it from the rooftop, but my voice is hoarse.

Cartoon watercolor painting of two dogs parachuting in the sky.Cartoon watercolor painting of a dog in a rocket wearing a gas/oxygen mask, greeting a red half moon. Cartoon picture of a Tasmanian tiger with bright red and purple paint crudely painted around it. Cartoon painting of a dog in a red spacesuit standing on the moon, his spaceship behind him, stars hung in the sky.

A die made from animal bones, found in Burgstein Castle, dating 11th century. Just like today, opposite sides of a die always add up to 7. Dice were quite popular among all social classes during the Middle Ages. In the early 10th century, for instance, the scholar Ekkhardt IV of....🧵 1/2 📷 me 🏺

A close-up of a die made of bone. It is completely preserved.Its surface is porous, yet the detail is clear. Four pips are visible on the top face, one on the front, and five on the side.