00:01does this music bring colors and shapes to mind for British artist Jake Andrew
00:10that's part of how he experiences sound Andrew has synesthesia a rare neurological
00:16condition that links sensory experiences and there's been times where like yeah
00:24sounds have overridden my thought process and I'm like whoa what what what's going
00:28on like it's not a curse though it's I can't imagine what it would be like to not have it
00:40Andrew's own creative work includes music as well as painting his paintings bring those two interests
00:48together Andrew's work is also finding a market with paintings selling for around 11,600 euros
01:01life after death and the existence of spirits are key themes in the new exhibition at the Finnish National
01:07Gallery Arcana Borealis northern women and esotericism explores how female artists from
01:15across the Nordic region and Sapmi have engaged with occultism spirituality and magic
01:36exhibition is unusually large and it brings together almost 50 artists from all the Nordic countries
01:45and including Sapmi and it has worked in many different techniques many different materials
01:54and the timescale ranges from the late 19th century until today so we also explore this phenomenon
02:05through contemporary arts the atmosphere around the theme of Halloween seems perfect to visit it in autumn
02:28Esotericism is both about lightness light and darkness so we can we can explore themes such as death
02:39for example in art through this esoteric theme and sometimes the the hidden knowledge the secret knowledge
02:51that that esotericism is all about can be found through exploring darkness rather than light
03:06exhibition at Ateneum Art Museum Finnish National Gallery will be open until the 28th of February 2027
03:37of each gallery the same to the
04:03a pompey capita di trovare grandi opera d'arte ma anche oggetti che raccontano della vita quotidiana
04:10appoggiati in quel momento dell'eruzione del 79 d.c. in quel posto e mai recuperati in questo caso
04:16l'armadio in una casa probabilmente di una donna perché ci sono anche strumenti per truccarsi, ci sono vasi, ci
04:24sono anche pesi di piombo
04:26per un'attività commerciale verosimilmente, ci sono i crepundia, questa colana con amuleti che si dava ai bambini
04:36forse come ricordo della propria infanzia o di un bambino che questa donna ha avuto
04:42quindi vediamo una specie di ritratto in frammenti di una persona che ha vissuto a Pompei duemila anni fa
04:48in una casa di ceto medio con stanze belle affrescate ma anche qualche topo nell'attico alla ricerca di cibo
04:57due esemplari di topi selvatici abbiamo trovato all'interno di un'anfora che sono morti anche loro
05:05quel fattidico giorno del 79 d.c.
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06:12Oh, thank you so much for giving you that.
06:49We just finished the season, the season was incredible.
06:52We discovered an area for production of bread and probably beer because one tablet was found
06:59at the site of related to a person receiving barley and making bread, sorry, making beer,
07:09the Kouroum beer that is a very important Mesopotamian beer.
07:12We're still in the process of translating this tablet.
07:16The project is to create a place in Baghdad, Tella Muhammad and Agarguf.
07:22It started to create a place in 2022 until now.
07:26Now we're going to open the place.
07:29This is part of the design of the churches in addition to the groups that are supported
07:35for the service of the people in Baghdad.
07:40The city of Baghdad is a city of Baghdad.
07:43The city of Baghdad is a city of Baghdad.
07:48The city of Baghdad is a city of Baghdad.
08:00The legendary Shakespearean British actor Sir Patrick Stewart, best known for playing
08:05iconic roles in the Star Trek TV series and the X-Men films, has died aged 86.
08:12A statement on his social media account said he died at his home in Los Angeles on Wednesday
08:16following a brief period with Alzheimer's disease and Lewy body dementia.
08:22Stewart played Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the TV series Star Trek The Next Generation and
08:27Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men films.
08:30His career spanned nearly seven decades, including many years with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
08:36May I ask you something?
08:37I've been in the 70s.
08:39He was knighted in 2010.
08:42Co-star Hugh Jackman called him a tremendous friend and a man, while William Shatner said
08:48Captain Picard stood for the best of us, as did the man who played him.
08:58Oh.
08:59I want you to make me a husband.
09:02Be at the chapel in a month.
09:05Good.
09:20I am here to marry you.
09:23Ha!
09:25What's that?
09:26This is my husband.
09:30I heard that he's strong as a tree and just as hard.
09:37He's wicker.
09:40I don't know if I'd use the word bonkers so much as just totally original.
09:44When the script arrived, I was so excited that I've never read anything like this or I've
09:48never played her.
09:49I've never seen him on screen.
09:53And Al and Elle, our wonderful directors who wrote the script as well, just brought together
09:59a gorgeous team of people.
10:01I mean, at every moment I was just looking around going, I'm having the most fun.
10:06This is great.
10:07And it's funny and it's moving and it's a comment on our societies, but done in a very gentle way.
10:14Yeah.
10:15You know, you've made quite an impression.
10:16The wives, they're all aflutter.
10:18I don't blame her.
10:19I'd climb that.
10:20Cousin.
10:21So I recommended anyone who was going on a diet, get yourself a wicker husband suit.
10:25It's great.
10:25Yeah.
10:26Because you can't open your mouth.
10:27Yeah.
10:28I mean, I could open it.
10:29It was glued to my face, the whole suit, because we wanted it to move with my facial movements.
10:36But that made it a bit tricky to open my mouth.
10:39So I could eat, but it was a little tricky and got very sloppy.
10:43Yeah.
10:44But they made me a very nice, cute little bib for my beard.
10:47So that helped.
10:48He has his days.
10:49I have mine.
10:50And we have our nights.
10:53Is someone being murdered?
11:02Let's dig in.
11:08I'll be fixing the bed this afternoon.
11:15It broke again.
11:18You've got some sort of scheme going with the natural world, haven't you?
11:21Mother Nature provides.
11:22I merely augment.
