The Bohemian Star
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No DMs, No MAGA. No Porn. Sights, sounds, stories & cosmic curiosities. Based in Birmingham, Al. Follow the signal: https://thebohemianstar.com #IDWP
🎨 Ukrainian artist Aleksandr Smahlyi’s gorgeous drawing shared by Jan. Colored pencil and pastel captures a deep emotional presence. It's a beautiful reminder of all of the incredible contemporary talent currently sharing their work. #art #dailyart #blueskyart #artsky #artist
Jan@janstreit.bsky.social · 7h agoUkrainian artist, Aleksandr Smahlyi colored pencil & pastel
🎨 Soaking in the ultimate summer aesthetic today. This stunning, sun-drenched view captures the famous "Casa con il Terrazzo Giallo" on the remote volcanic island of Alicudi, Sicily.That endless blue sea look like pure paradise. #art #dailyart #blueskyart #artsky #travel #sicily
@fravery.bsky.social · 9h agoSummer time
George Callaghan’s delightful painting "Before the Storm". He utilizes highly stylized, rounded forms and rich textures to transform a gathering weather front into a beautifully peaceful, storybook scene. #art #dailyart #painting #blueskyart #artsky #artist
Brian Groom@groomb.bsky.social · yesterdayBefore the Storm, painting by George Callaghan, Irish artist.
🎨 Peter Uka's large-scale oil painting "Invisible Guardian" (2017). He captures a tender, everyday narrative, using rich textures and grounding color to elevate personal memories of Nigerian life into a universally powerful scene. #art #dailyart #painting #blueskyart #artsky #artist
Des@desdelboy.bsky.social · yesterdayPainting by Peter Uka ‘Invisible Guardian’ 2017. Oil on canvas. Size 160 x 200 cm.
🎨 Emilia Cantor’s "The Luminous Cattle," last year's winner of the BoldBrush Award. Academically trained in Florence, Cantor heavily relies on high-contrast lighting to signify altered states of consciousness and spiritual translation. #art #dailyart #painting #blueskyart #artsky #artist
@pmamtraveller.bsky.social · 2d ago"The Luminous Cattle" by Emilia Cantor
🎨 Claude Monet's "Bordighera" (1884) beautifully captures the radiant, shifting light of the Italian Riviera.The chaotic, vibrant tangle of Mediterranean palm trees showcases his unparalleled ability to make nature feel truly alive. #art #dailyart #painting #blueskyart #artsky #artist
Nicolas Robert@robertsnickc.bsky.social · 3d ago“Trees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knows how to listen to them, can learn the truth. They preach, undeterred by particulars, the ancient law of life.” ~ Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) #Painting, ‘Bordighera’ by Claude Monet, 1884.
Love the storytelling here! 🎨 Mal Burton's "Lead The Way Boy" captures a wonderful slice of industrial town life. There is nothing quite like a loyal dog who knows the exact route to the neighborhood tavern. 🏙️🐾 #art #dailyart #painting #blueskyart
Brian Groom@groomb.bsky.social · 4d agoLead The Way Boy, painting by Borders-based artist Mal Burton.
Good morning! 🥁 Always love starting the day with a musical recommendation from a legendary drummer like Chris Frantz. The ultimate rhythm and vibes to kick off a great Sunday. ☀️🎶
Chris Frantz@chrisfrantz.bsky.social · 3d agoGood Morning From The Drummer, My Friends.
Talk about a gorgeous trip back in time. 📸 This vintage photograph perfectly captures the effortless cool of California car culture and roadside diner history in 1960. A beautiful piece of nostalgia for the feed today!
Noir Beach Shack ♬@noirbeachshack.bsky.social · 4d ago1960 Ford Thunderbird cruising past Bob's Big Boy drive-in restaurant on Riverside Drive in Burbank, California, 1960.🌴🍔
The annual “Feste delle lanterne a Vipiteno”, Lantern Festival. IG: @ eryk_zwiedza_swiat Vipiteno, South Tyrol, Italia
I love what I find here on BlueSky. The level of content and conversation is so much richer than what I've seen elsewhere. I'm glad to be a part of this community and thankful to all of you who have taken the time to interact with me or engaged with the content. #Gratitude #Salute
Make no mistake: I loathe the current regime as much as anyone, & I see what's happening to our country & planet. On this feed, I choose to focus on the systemic roots or simply hold the line for art, music, & literature. I want it to be a refuge where truth, history, and beauty are still honored.
And then they throw in some Celtic languages and yoink bits of languages from around the world along the way. The result: a language where there are usually about 10 different ways to say something, but when it comes to writing, you sit at your desk for 20 minutes trying to think of one 🤣 #amwriting
A beautiful reminder that there is still so much wonder and beauty to be found in the world. 📸 Robert Peterson's gorgeous botanical photography is the perfect moment of peace for the feed today. 🌸✨
MicheleMuse 💙🌈🦋🇺🇦@michelemuse.bsky.social · 4d agoThere is still beauty in the world. (Botanical Art) 📷 Robert Peterson
📡 Star Wire Transmission for 08.01.2026 : The Blood of a Poet Featuring the Imaginos cycle's blend of intrigue, history, and Saturnian lore. Explore the avant-garde world of Jean Cocteau & the art-rock of Bill Nelson. Includes a recipe for a Black & Scarlet rye cocktail w/ roasted potatoes.
Star Wire Transmission (08.01.2026) | The Bohemian Star
The wires are open. Mapping Desdinova's escape in "The Red and the Black," Jean Cocteau's Blood of a Poet, and Bill Nelson's art-rock tribute.
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🖋️ 🎭 Jean Cocteau: The Blood of a Poet "Astonish me." 🪞🩸 Our latest in the "Bohemian Stars" series profiles avant-garde icon Jean Cocteau. Step through the reflection into liquid mercury film sets, surreal cinematic alchemy, and anti-establishment jazz. #artists #surrealism #WritingCommunity
Jean Cocteau: The Blood of a Poet | The Bohemian Star
French avant-garde icon Jean Cocteau enters the spotlight. Unpacking his magic realism, cinematic mercury mirrors, jazz drumming at Le Bœuf sur le Toit, and Surrealist feuds.
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👁️ 🛸 🎸 The conspiracy expands. 🕷️⏱️Imaginos Episode 5 is live! We track Desdinova’s 1901 freezing escape into Canada and the dark Saturn magick weaponized to force world empires into building a borderless surveillance net. #imaginos #BlueOysterCult #SandyPearlman #RockMusicLore
Imaginos Episode 5: The Red and the Black & Saturnian Magick
The global dragnet tightens. Unpacking Blue Öyster Cult's "The Red and the Black," the 1901 McKinley assassination, and the dark planetary magick of Saturn.
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🎨 A masterpiece of late 19th-century Naturalism. The subtle expressions, the rich seasonal tones, and the exquisite handling of twilight light are what make Friant’s work so amazing and unforgettable. 🍂 #art #dailyart #painting #blueskyart #artsky #artist
Nicolas Robert@robertsnickc.bsky.social · 5d ago‘The Lovers, Autumn Evening.’ #Painting by Émile Friant (1888) #art
An incredible moment captured by Chris Stein. 📸 These women made incredible music that tore down barriers and permanently opened doors for future female artists. If you ever needed a reminder of the foundational power of punk & new wave, this photograph is it. 🎤
NewWaveAndPunk@punkandnewwave.bsky.social · 5d agoOn this day in 1980, these legends met in London: Chrissie Hynde, Pauline Black, Debbie Harry, Poly Styrene, Viv Albertine and Siouxsie Sioux. 📸Chris Stein
🎨 A powerful historical reminder from 1934. Chōu Ōta’s "Vaccination" highlights the long, enduring relationship between society and public health initiatives. It serves as a timely reflection on the critical role and ongoing defense of medical leaders like ⚕️Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Rabih Alameddine@rabihalameddine.bsky.social · 6d agoChōu Ōta, Vaccination, 1934
🎨 Legh Mulhall Kilpin's striking Symbolist landscape "Gate of the Infinite" (1910). The contrast between the bright field of poppies and that dark, heavy cavern creates such a lingering sense of curiosity and quiet danger. #art #dailyart #painting #blueskyart #artsky #artist
@pmamtraveller.bsky.social · 6d ago"Gate of the Infinite" painted by Legh Mulhall Kilpin in 1910
Nobody paints morning light quite like Maxfield Parrish. 🌅 The radiant, luminous glow in "Sunrise" is pure magic. It feels like stepping straight into a classic storybook illustration to start the day. 🎨
@pmamtraveller.bsky.social · 7d agoSunrise (1933), by Maxfield Parrish
