Instagram-Accounts zum Zeitvertreib in Quarantäne

Veröffentlicht am von Isabella Caldart

Keine informativen Accounts (dafür ist Instagram nur ein bedingt empfehlenswertes Medium), sondern wirklich für den Zeitvertreib gedacht.

@tussenkunstenquarantaine

Schnapp‘ dir drei Sachen und imitiere große Kunst. Sehr geniale Ideen dabei, geht nicht nur mit Klopapier.

@yorck.kinogruppe

Offizieller Account der Yorck-Kinos in Berlin (auf Englisch). Jetzt, da die Kinos geschlossen sind, ist hier zwar weniger los, ein wenig scrollen lohnt aber unbedingt.

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Source: letterboxd.com/videopopple

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@commentsbycelebs

Wie der Name schon sagt, werden hier Kommentare von Prominenten gesammelt. Habe dabei nicht nur einiges über den Humor einiger Stars gelernt, sondern auch, wer alles als „prominent“ gilt.

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You tell em, Neville. #CommentsByCelebs

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@friizzymcguire

Bleiben wir bei den Promis: Dieser Account postet Fotos von Teenie-Stars der neunziger und nuller Jahre. Sind echt großartige Bilder dabei, wie von diesem Treffen der Spice Girls mit Prinz Harry.

@ringbahnpoesie

Aufgeschnapptes aus der Berliner Ringbahn, lyrisch angeordnet und illustriert.

@__nitch

Zitate von Schriftsteller*innen, Künstler*innen, Musiker*innen.

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Toni Morrison // "I am staring out of the window in an extremely dark mood, feeling helpless. Then a friend, a fellow artist, calls…he asks, 'How are you?' And instead of 'Oh, fine…and you?', I blurt out the truth: 'Not well. Not only am I depressed, I can’t seem to work, to write; it’s as though I am paralyzed, unable to write anything…I’ve never felt this way before…' I am about to explain with further detail when he interrupts, shouting: 'No! No, no, no! This is precisely the time when artists go to work…not when everything is fine, but in times of dread. That’s our job.' I felt foolish the rest of the morning, especially when I recalled the artists who had done their work in gulags, prison cells, hospital beds; who did their work while hounded, exiled, reviled, pilloried. And those who were executed… This is precisely the time when artists go to work. There is no time for despair, no place for self-pity, no need for silence, no room for fear. We speak, we write, we do language. That is how civilizations heal."

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@accidentallywesanderson

Symmetrie pur: Die Welt sieht aus, als hätte Wes Anderson sie arrangiert. (Nicht nur Fotos, sondern auch Informationen zum jeweiligen Ort.)

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_____________________ Norsk Folkemuseum | Oslo, Norway | c. 1894 • Featuring buildings relocated from towns and rural areas across Norway, the Norsk Folkemuseum, or Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, invites its visitors to take a walk through time. As the country’s largest museum of cultural history, it portrays the lifestyles of Norwegians from the Middle Ages to the present day through its Open Air Museum • Representing different regions, time periods, and differences between social classes, the Open-Air Museum includes 160 buildings total – making it the largest in the country – which range from medieval structures to a 1928 Standard Oil gas station relocated from the town of Holmestrand. Established in 1894 by librarian and historian Hans Aall, the Museum built the Open Air seven years later • The Open-Air Museum received its first major collection from Norwegian King Oscar II who relocated five buildings to the site in 1907. Moved from the King’s summer residence in ​Bygdøy, the collection was meant to serve as a gesture from the King in regards to his interest in Norwegian culture and history, and to strengthen the ties been the monarch and his nation • Significant structures in the Open-Air Museum include a 13th-century Gol Stave Church, a wooden church commonly found in Northwestern Europe during the Middle Ages; the Rauland farmhouse, the world’s oldest wooden dwelling house, built in 1238; and a 19th-century tenement building relocated from Oslo • Although many of its open-air exhibitions are rooted in the past, the Museum also showcases contemporary culture through exhibits and documentation projects. Indoor exhibitions include folk art, folk costumes and the culture of Sami, the indigenous people of Norway. The Museum is open year round • Know more? Please comment below! • 📸: @honggry ✍: @kelly.murray 📰: @wikipedia • #AccidentallyWesAnderson​ ​#Archigram #AccidentalWesAnderson​ ​#WesAnderson​ ​#VscoArchitecture​ ​#Vscotravel #Oslove #NorskFolkemuseum #Norway2day #Ig_norway #visitoslo #Norway🇳🇴

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@papermagazine

Beste Captions.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B9sN8kPndJW/

@_wanderlustbookclub

Darf nicht fehlen: ein Buchhandlungen-Account!

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