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Sunday, February 16, 2014

Henry VIII--just a bad sperm donor?

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I study art history and I tend to find curious things that incite questions, reveal our corporeal unease, and generally make us think about how we consider the human body conceptually and physically. And so I present to you the strange gems I've come across.

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I Heart Guts

Draw & Animate the Body with I Heart Guts - This Saturday, August 1, bring the family for the program "Draw & Animate the Body with I Heart Guts." Join Wendy Lazar, founder of I Heart Guts, the orig...
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Happy Skull Appreciation Day 2026! - *Today marks the 19th year since I started my original Skull-A-Day project! * I can't believe how much benefit I've gotten from this commitment to my pe...
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Recorded Lectures, Illustrated Essays, and Loads of Other Excusive New Content on our Patreon! - Dr. Alexander Cummins at the "Morbid Anatomy Revival Tent" at Green-Wood Cemetery's Night Fall. Photo: Maike Schulz Over past few years, Morbid Anatomy ...
Res Obscura

Enlightenment-era Ghosts and the History of Technology - *A detail of one of Etienne Gaspard Robertson's "phantasmagoria."* Ghosts were in the air in eighteenth-century London. Few knew this better than James B...
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The Butchering Art – BOOK TRAILER! - With just one week left until the launch of my debut book, it’s my great pleasure to unveil the trailer for The Butchering Art. A great deal of love, thoug...
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bioephemera.com

More Awe, Please - Last year I posted this essay on the awe-inducing power of murmurations, in which I mused on the relationship between awe and fear: When Iâ€™m lucky enough...
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The Wellcome Library website is changing… - On Wednesday, 21st November, visitors to the Wellcome Library website will notice that we’ve made some changes. We’ve given the whole site an overhaul, wit...
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