(ˈblɪŋɡlɪʃ) n (Languages) informal a form of spoken English that blends British English with Black youth slang [C21: from bling(-bling) + (Eng)lish, a reference to the jewellery favoured by some Black rappers and singers] Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged...
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Arens’ co-direction of the music video, What We Do, for the band Devo (2011), began to broaden his creative endeavors. The video centers the viewer in a full 360-degree scene, allowing them to choose to participate in many different interactive visual aspects. In November 2011, his secon...
The answer is paradoxical. It is our haunted and resistant sense of place that allows for both a form of belonging that is forever seeking to be elsewhere, and a unique aesthetic that anticipates the many returns of a repressed past.” ...
British slang : die … the man did look absolutely dreadful; dreadful enough that he should almost certainly have snuffed it by now … Matthew Waldram … a fairly detailed itinerary had emerged giving me the opportunity to achieve at least half of the items on the 'before I snuff it'...
This is the first exhibition to take on the full breadth of Peter Hujar’s later photography. Hujar was a central figure in the downtown scene of 1970s and early 80s New York, but at his death in 1987 from AIDS-related pneumonia his work was largely unknown to a broader art world. No...
zhwj, I’m curious about 光 as “bare” — is it a simplified form of some other character? In Japanese 光 almost always means “light” (the electromagnetic kind, not the opposite of “heavy”). Although very rarely it can mean “big” or “full”, I think. Josh says April 18,...
zhwj, I’m curious about 光 as “bare” — is it a simplified form of some other character? In Japanese 光 almost always means “light” (the electromagnetic kind, not the opposite of “heavy”). Although very rarely it can mean “big” or “full”, I think. Josh says April 18,...
common termination and word-forming element of English adjectives (typically based on transitive verbs) with the sense "capable; liable; allowed; worthy; requiring; or bound to be ___ed," sometimes "full of, causing," from French-ableand directly from Latin-abilis. It is...