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Cut Me Up Magazine Cut Me Up is a participatory, collaborative collage magazine of visual call and response. Each issue presents a selection of curated collage images that become raw material for artists to transform by...

submissions are due tomorrow 10/10! details at cutmeupmagazine.com

A digital poster with information about the Archiving the Black Web and Onyx Impact fellowship for journalists and media workers. There is also a like to this form to sign up for updates: tinyurl.com/atbw-iiwa

We are excited to announce the @atbw.bsky.social /
@theonyximpact.bsky.social
Information Integrity & Web Archiving Fellowship. An opportunity for journalists and other media workers to learn more about archiving digital content. Sign up here to know when the application opens: tinyurl.com/atbw-iiwa

The long gone 7th & e nw DC space is part of a diy venues exhibit @ MLK library in Washington DC

Re: Frankenstein An audio drama adaptation of your favorite gothic sci-fi novel, from the team behind Re: Dracula! | Check out 'Re: Frankenstein' on Indiegogo.

If we get to 25% funded tonight I'll share the Re: Frankenstein playlist I made! Otherwise you'll have to wait >:)
www.indiegogo.com/projects/re-...

Tamam Al-Akhal, Horses in Paradise, ca. 1990-1999, painting. An abstract, dreamy like painting of a group of wild horses running free, almost floating. The horses are of light yellow, grey and blue colour, contrasting against a dark blue sky background. There are also clouds, so it looks like a vision where clouds are turning into horses.

Tamam Al-Akhal, Scream of the Revolution, ca. 1980-1989, painting. A modern painting, also horse and community themed. This time, against a white background, the composition consists of overlapping silouettes of horses listening to a call. At the center, the only figures coloured, there is a mare, protecting her baby with a loving gesture, placing her head over the foal. She has an expression of concern.

Tamam Al-Akhal (1935) is a pioneer of modern Palestinian fine arts who has taken part in building a Palestinian artistic vision and vocabulary.
I loved her beautiful horses, a symbol of strength, a reminder that Palestine will be free:
Horses in Paradise, and Scream of the Revolution.

We are thrilled to announce that our NEW Large Language Model will be released on 11.18.25.

fanart of Melinoe from Hades 2, wearing a modern outfit (dark jeans, orange top), she has a big tattoo on her right arm, and is about to tie her hair with a hair band (is this how it's called in english ?) her eyes are closed, she has nice arm muscles and looks extremely lesbian

princess of the underworld

Re: Frankenstein An audio drama adaptation of your favorite gothic sci-fi novel, from the team behind Re: Dracula! | Check out 'Re: Frankenstein' on Indiegogo.

Re: Frankenstein is an audio adaptation of Frankenstein from the team behind Re: Dracula and Re: Carmilla. It stars @senabryer.com & @dturtleva.bsky.social and is crowdfunding now! Check it out at igg.me/at/refrank and spread the word!

The bees have discovered Brutalism

OTHERSIDE Kickstarter art. Text says OTHERSIDE Kickstarter LIVE NOW! over our purple and banner art with the Wanderer, a small figure on floating rocks, on the right.

WE'RE LIVE! AND WE ARE SO EXCITED! Back now to support a new magazine of speculative fiction by 2SLGBTQIA+ authors and artists! Snag some amazing rewards, including discounted subscriptions! Support queer art! And help us SMASH DAY ONE!

www.kickstarter.com/projects/hyb...

Discover the Cosmos Together: Zooniverse and the Global 100 Hours of Astronomy Join Zooniverse volunteers and astronomy enthusiasts worldwide in celebrating 100 Hours of Astronomy, a global festival of skywatching and science, from 2 October to 5 October, 2025.

This Oct 2–5, Zooniverse is part of the global 100 Hours of Astronomy celebration! Join the Zooniverse 100 Hours of Astronomy Community Group and help us reach our goal of 15,000 classifications, explore our astronomy projects, and help make new discoveries:

daily.zooniverse.org/2025/09/29/d...

Trailer for I'm Frankelda, a new stop motion movie from Mexico (subtitled by me) Trailer for I'm Frankelda, a new stop motion movie from Mexico (subtitled by me)by FixedFun1

Trailer for I’m Frankelda, a new stop motion movie from Mexico (subtitled by me)

https://www.fxoxo.com/222268/

Trailer for I’m Frankelda, a new stop motion movie from Mexico (subtitled by me) by FixedFun1

Well don't I feel stupid

“Let us eat one last cookie, and then we will stop.”

Rediscovering a Radical Piece of Early Science Fiction - Reactor Ilana Masad explores a feminist, queer, trans, anti-colonial work of sci-fi from 1929

The Hidden Gems Book Club excavates overlooked works of fantasy and science fiction for a new audience. Today, author and critic @ilanaslightly.bsky.social turns to Leslie Francis Silberberg's radical 1929 sci-fi story Out of the Void:

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not syndrome. imposter celebration. enjoying every day they don't kick you out and you get to mess around.

I think it's a printer acting up 😂

I need to know who in the office has a tamagotchi

This appears to be an elaborate Baroque-style sculptural representation of an archangel, likely Saint Michael, defeating a demonic figure. The sculpture is mounted on an ornate gilded base and is displayed in a museum setting with white walls and other historical paintings visible in the background. The archangel is depicted with dramatic movement - wearing blue and red clothing with a winged form, wielding a sword, and standing triumphantly over a defeated demonic or serpentine figure. The sculpture shows incredible detail in the flowing drapery, musculature, and dynamic pose, characteristic of Baroque artistic style which emphasized dramatic movement and emotional intensity. The sculpture is placed on a white museum pedestal, with track lighting illuminating it from above, and other similarly styled paintings can be seen in the background, suggesting this is part of a larger exhibition of historical religious art.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Charles II: Did you finish that statue of the Archangel Michael defeating the devil?

Luisa Roldán: Si y yo hice la Diablo real fucking sexy, just like you asked

Wondering what to send our way this week? We'd love to see work about: rock (skipping), rock (music), rock (Dwayne), rock (gently), rock (back & forth with panic), rock (positive), rock (misspelled bird), rock (support), rock (river), rock (et), or rock (not a boulder)

#othernetworks!

the trans music archive has announced a residency for 2 trans bands/artists at their recording studio in NY, plus a $1000 stipend www.transmusicarchive.org/residency

A painting of a blue and purple tiger dragon crouched in a glowing blue-green swamp, and lit by mysterious pink light. The dragon has a threatening snarl of an expression.

it's a tiger dragon! 🐯🐲 gouache on mounted watercolor panel, ~13 hours

#art #dragon #dragonart

Screenshot of WE WHO HUNT ALEXANDERS in the Chicago Public Library system

Did you know that... Nearly all public library systems allows their patrons to recommend books for their collection. Whether you're a voracious reader, out of bookshelf space, or beyond your current book buying budget, this is a fantastic option for Apex readers! When you recommend a title, the library's circulation manager (or other library employee) will review your recommendation, and if they feel their local reading community would potentially enjoy the title and if the library has the budgetary discretion, they will order a copy.

"The only requirements beyond that is that you must have a valid library card with their system and (usually) the 13 digit ISBN number of the book you're requesting." Below the text is an example of where to find Apex book ISBNs on the website, directly under the book's price on the right-hand side of the page

If you request an Apex or Violet Lichen title through your public library, send our managing editor (darian@apexbookcompany.com) proof of your request (copy of an email or a screenshot of the completed request) and we will send you the ebook copy of the requested title for free!

Exciting book news!! WE WHO HUNT ALEXANDERS will soon be available at Chicago public libraries! 🏛️📚

Want to see Apex at your local library? Send proof of your request to darian@apexbookcompany.com, and we'll send you a FREE ebook copy! 💸📖👽

More details here: www.apexbookcompany.com/pages/reques...

💵 Heritage Montgomery mini-grants are open!

Grants of $500–$2,500 support nonprofits + local gov. entities preserving history, culture, and natural spaces in #MoCo.

📅 Deadline: Oct. 3 ➡️ heritagemontgomery.org/partners/gra...

#Funding #Grants #Community #History #Heritage #Humanities

libraries also tend to have dvds and blurays, js

if you're interested in pop culture that actually pushes back against the erosion of freedoms, you'll get more of it from one issue of an SFF zine than you will in a year of every streaming service combined

You can always support Uncanny Magazine on Patreon, and we are still taking late Kickstarter pledges! www.uncannymagazine.com/support-unca...

OMG 🥹

This reminds me of the sad, beautiful short story, "The Great Silence" by Ted Chiang

electricliterature.com/the-great-si...

The Space Between

A bop to style the flexboxes to
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