Thank you for the tag ! There’re political overtones to my work:

1. The Gulf War did not happen, inspired by Baudrillard’s essay

2. Taliban Tinder

3. Les Odalisques:Elles s’installent dans les banlieues

4. https://t.co/bodC0eY2mQ after Aristophanes’ work

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The Hades II trailer is great not only for more Olympian thirst traps, but also for a frog!
In Aristophanes' The Frogs, Dionysos goes down into the underworld to search for Euripides. The chorus is made up of (ghost?) frogs who sing Βρεκεκεκὲξ κοὰξ κοάξ (Brekekekex Koax Koax).

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Today's a stupid flea, stood on a stupid eyebrow hair whilst wearing stupid wax boots. Drawn to represent the KNOWLEDGE to be gained by measuring a flea's leap, but also my new found KNOWLEDGE that I don't much care for translating Aristophanes & his nonsense!

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As barbarians, Pex and Grignr swear by foreign gods. Pex worships Triballus (a barbarian god from Aristophanes' The Birds) and Grignr proclaims "By the surly beard of Mrifk!" (a phrase directly lifted from The Eye of Argon, the story from which Grignr originated).

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Medea, Hippolytus and Aristophanes’ comedies reflects a belief in a vicious cycle where the subjugation of women made them intent on revenge, making it a social necessity to oppress them further

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This summer I will forego floral for  herbal perfume forsake pretension for originality indulge in lesbianism dada and drift away on Aristophanes clouds of adventure

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Plutus is the Greek god of wealth. In Aristophanes' comedy, Zeus blinds Plutus so that when he distributes his wealth & treasures he will not be prejudiced. But when Plutus regains his sight, he can then determine who is worthy, & havoc ensues.

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Cloudcuckooland - Nephelokoggygia - Νεφελοκοκκυγία
The great city in the sky created by the birds in comedy The Birds (written 414 BCE).

Some of the are just a flight of fancy, like this place.

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Today for we present select pages from our 1959 Limited Editions Club production of Aristophanes' 'The Birds' with illustrations by American artist Marian Parry. Learn more here: https://t.co/hAvTisflor

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Published today: a labour of love. Expensive but I can help if emailed. Strange we need reminding that Aristophanes was funny. Great pieces by , Nick Lowe, Ralph Rosen, Pierre Destrée, Dimitrios Kanellakis, Athina Papachrysostomou, , Magdalena Zira...

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frog saga continued. aristophanes reference

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Monopods (dwarflike creatures with a single foot) get an early mention in Aristophanes’ 413BC The Birds. Pliny the Elder in his Natural History (77CE) recounts travelers tales that these monsters are to be found in India.

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1818 Mary Shelley writes in her journal: "Read 23rd Canto of Ariosto & Gibbon - & the 3rd Ode of Horace - S[helley] finishes the Clouds [of Aristophanes] - Reads Hume's England aloud in the evening - take a long and delightful walk"

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After the planet was dragged into the Hell dimension, the remainder of mankind took to the sea. Years of retrograde Aristophanes evolution amid a sea of plastic, created the abominable Hell Hags.

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Guess who just got invited to a to talk about this??? I will give you a hint she looks and sounds like me.... CRAZINESS!!

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Very excited to be directing the again! Here’s an early peek so plan ahead if you can catch this bit of fun from Aristophanes

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Someone knows who is the illustrator from Aristophanes' covers???

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