2026年1月16日 星期五

Joan Baez 瓊貝茲85歲了,「這家醫院以我的名字命名,因為我花了六十年時間為那些感覺被忽視的人們奔走呼籲。在這裡,沒有人會被忽視。如果我要留下什麼遺產,我希望是這個——不是民謠,不是歷史書……而是拯救的生命。”。和傑西·韋爾斯(Jesse Welles)演唱會上首次合作演唱了《No Kings》一首能引起共鳴的歌曲,一首人人都能唱的歌。外人難以理解的巨星的八十歲之後。瓊米契爾. The Roots of Joan Mitchell’s Greatness. Joan Mitchell (1925–1992) was an artist who created abstract oil paintings, drawings, and prints.


瓊·貝茲剛剛為美國首家100%免費的無家可歸者醫院揭幕——“這就是我想留下的反叛之歌。”

沒有盛大的儀式。

沒有彩帶。

只是清晨5點敞開大門。

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85歲的瓊貝茲站在舊金山靜謐的黎明中,為貝茲恩典庇護所(Baez Refuge of Grace)揭幕。這是一棟擁有250個床位、完全免費的醫院,專為美國的無家可歸者而建,也是美國歷史上首家此類醫院。

癌症病房。

創傷手術室。

精神健康病房。

戒癮治療。

牙科診室。

樓上設有120套永久公寓。

一切永久免費。

在短短18個月內,瓊貝茲的個人基金會和那些懇求匿名的終身公益人士悄悄籌集了1.42億美元。第一位病人是一位名叫埃利亞斯的61歲海軍退伍老兵,他已經14年沒看過醫生了。

貝茲陪他走進醫院,握住他的手說:

「這家醫院以我的名字命名,因為我花了六十年時間為那些感覺被忽視的人們奔走呼籲。在這裡,沒有人會被忽視。如果我要留下什麼遺產,我希望是這個——不是民謠,不是歷史書……而是拯救的生命。”

到中午時分,隊伍已經排了六個街區。 #BaezRefuge(貝茲避難所)在短短八小時內就獲得了387億次的曝光量,成為史上傳播速度最快的公益話題。

從一代人的歌聲到默默無聞的奇蹟創造者,瓊·貝茲不僅建造了一家醫院,她還建造了希望——一張張免費床位,一個個溫暖著人們。美國的靈魂找到了新的歸宿。

JOAN BAEZ JUST OPENED AMERICA’S FIRST 100% FREE HOMELESS HOSPITAL – “THIS IS THE REBEL SONG I WANT TO LEAVE BEHIND.”
No fanfare.
No ribbon.
Just open doors at 5 a.m.
Joan Baez, 85, stood in the quiet San Francisco dawn and unlocked the Baez Refuge of Grace, a 250-bed, zero-cost hospital built exclusively for America’s homeless – the first of its kind in U.S. history.
Cancer wards.
Trauma ORs.
Mental health wings.
Addiction detox.
Dental suites.
120 permanent apartments on the upper floors.
Everything free, forever.
$142 million raised quietly over 18 months, all from Baez’s personal foundation and lifelong activists who begged to stay anonymous. First patient: a 61-year-old Navy veteran named Elias, who hadn’t seen a doctor in 14 years.
Baez walked beside him as he entered, took his hand, and said:
“This hospital carries my name because I’ve spent sixty years marching for those who felt invisible. Here, nobody is. If I’m going to leave a legacy, I want it to be this — not folk songs, not the history books… just lives saved.”
By noon, the line wrapped around six city blocks. #BaezRefuge detonated X with 38.7 billion impressions in eight hours – the fastest humanitarian trend ever.
From the voice of a generation to an unsung miracle-maker, Joan Baez didn’t just build a hospital. She built hope — one free bed at a time. America’s soul just found a new home.

瓊貝茲今天85歲了,作為一名表演者和活動家,她從業67年,至今依然活力四射!她最近寫道:「11月初,我和傑西·韋爾斯(Jesse Welles)在他的舊金山菲爾莫爾音樂廳演唱會上首次合作演唱了《No Kings》。幾週後,我們坐下來錄製了這首歌。現在,你可以在任何音樂平台收聽/購買這首歌。

我最近在接受《澳洲人報》採訪時分享了我對這次合作經驗和這首新歌的感受。 ‘我喜歡和年輕人一起唱歌,這首歌非常適合我的嗓音。這簡直是一種享受。這首歌很新鮮,他才33歲就能寫出這樣的歌,我從來沒聽過。我們需要一首能引起共鳴的歌曲,一首人人都能唱的歌。 ’”

你可以在以下連結收聽《No Kings (Feat. Joan Baez)》:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YUtjnAdgMA

傑西·韋爾斯是一位來自阿肯色州的民謠歌手,他最近憑藉四項格萊美獎提名而聲名鵲起。他也發行了應景的民謠歌曲《Join ICE》。 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjGHf7OvglM

為了與孩子們分享瓊貝茲的傳奇故事,一本名為《歌唱正義,歌唱和平:瓊·貝茲的故事》的繪本即將出版,您可以在以下網址購買:

Joan Baez turns 85 today and, after 67 years as a performer and activist, she's still on fire!
She recently wrote, "In early November, Jesse Welles and I first performed 'No Kings' together at his San Francisco Fillmore concert. A couple weeks later, we sat down and recorded it. It's now available wherever you listen/purchase your music.
I recently shared my thoughts about the experience and the new song in an interview with The Australian. 'I love singing with younger people, and that song is perfect for my voice. It was just a treat. It's fresh, and he's 33 and he's writing this stuff, and I haven't heard anything like that. What's needed is an anthem, something that everybody can sing.'"
You can listen to “No Kings (Feat. Joan Baez)” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YUtjnAdgMA
Jesse Welles, an Arkansas folk singer who recently shot to national prominence after receiving four Grammy nominations, has also released the timely ballad "Join ICE" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjGHf7OvglM
To share Joan Baez's incredible story with kids, she's the subject of an upcoming picture book "Singing Justice, Singing Peace: The Story of Joan Baez" at https://bookshop.org/a/8011/9781665926607 (Bookshop) and https://amzn.to/49cFNRt (Amazon)

Joan Mitchell
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Joan Mitchell (February 12, 1925 – October 30, 1992) was an American artist who worked primarily in painting and printmaking, and also used pastel and made ...


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Joan Mitchell (1925–1992) was an artist who created abstract oil paintings, drawings, and prints.

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瓊米切爾的偉大根源

舊金山現代藝術博物館的回顧展追溯了這位畫家的標誌性風格如何拓展了抽象表現主義的輪廓。


瓊米契爾的畫作《玫瑰人生》(La Vie en Rose,1979)在舊金山現代藝術博物館的回顧展中展出。圖片來源:瓊·米切爾遺產

作者:陶西夫‧諾爾

發表於:2021年9月2日

更新於:2021年9月3日

1948年,23歲的藝術家瓊·米切爾住在巴黎一間通風不良的公寓裡。二戰結束後,她來到了法國,而當時的國家仍飽受糧食短缺和暴動的困擾。米切爾剛從芝加哥藝術學院畢業,來到巴黎學習法國繪畫史,並學習大師們的技法,但她發現自己的工作狂精神崩潰,焦慮不安,無暇顧及這座城市熙熙攘攘的社交生活。她夜不能寐,焦灼地試圖提昇技藝,蜷縮在爐子旁取暖。




「我來到了我一直嚮往的地方——爐子旁——麵包、葡萄酒和畫布——我什至沒有感到沮喪——只是真正意識到了自己不屬於哪裡,而這無處不在。」 同年十月,她在給愛人巴尼·羅塞特的信中寫道。米切爾在巴黎的早期感到沮喪,覺得自己“畫得很糟糕”,這或許源於她覺得自己無法與她所欽佩的藝術巨匠們相提並論。青少年時期,米切爾在音樂、舞蹈、體育和藝術的薰陶下長大,並定期前往巴黎藝術學院欣賞塞尚、莫內和梵谷的19世紀傑作。


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1956年9月,米切爾在她位於巴黎的工作室。圖片來源…Critic’s Pick

The Roots of Joan Mitchell’s Greatness

A retrospective at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art tracks how the painter’s signature style extended the contours of Abstract Expressionism.

Joan Mitchell’s painting “La Vie en Rose” (1979) in her retrospective at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.Credit...Estate of Joan Mitchell

In 1948, Joan Mitchell was a 23-year-old artist living in a drafty apartment in Paris. She had arrived in France in the aftermath of World War II to a nation that was still reeling from rations and riots. A newly minted graduate of the Art Institute of Chicago, Mitchell had come to Paris to study the history of French painting and learn the techniques of the masters but found that her workaholism had frayed her nerves and rendered her too anxious to take part in the bustling social life of the city. Mitchell spent her nights awake, feverishly trying to improve her craft, huddling around her stove for warmth.

“I’m where I’ve always wanted to be — stove — bread & wine & canvases — I’m not depressed even — just arrived at a real knowledge of where I don’t belong which is everywhere,” she wrote in October of that year in a letter to her lover, Barney Rosset. Mitchell’s frustration during this early period in Paris, when she felt she had “painted terribly,” may have stemmed from her perceived failure to measure up to the artistic giants she so admired. As a teenager, she was raised on a steady regimen of music, dance, sports and art, with regular trips to the Art Institute to see 19th-century masterpieces by Cézanne, Monet and van Gogh.

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Mitchell in her studio in Paris in September 1956.Credit...


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Joan Baez
The Nobel Prize for Literature is yet another step towards immortality for Bob Dylan. The rebellious, reclusive, unpredictable artist/composer is exactly where the Nobel Prize for Literature needs to be.
His gift with words is unsurpassable. Out of my repertoire spanning 60 years, no songs have been more moving and worthy in their depth, darkness, fury, mystery, beauty, and humor than Bob’s. None has been more of a pleasure to sing. None will come again.
-Joan Baez
(photo credit: Ken Regan)
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Today, Joan Baez will receive the 2015 Amnesty International Ambassador of Conscience Award. See photos of the folk singer:http://ti.me/1ei3Z6G
(Ralph Crane—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images)
"Her voice is as clear as air in the autumn, a vibrant, strong, untrained and thrilling soprano. She wears no makeup and her long black hair hangs like a drapery, parted around her long almond face." http://ti.me/1GU9z7y
Library of Congress Selects Joan Baez Album for Preservation
It cited an old TIME story on the folksinger
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Martin Parr CBE (1952 – 6 December 2025 過去半世紀以來英國最負盛名、也最具爭議的攝影師:讚頌平凡,「如實展現事物」就是藝術。 )「能夠了解馬丁的視角和思想,對我來說是一種莫大的榮幸,也一直激勵著我,」他說。 “馬丁對日常生活的熱情極具感染力。” “他們對任何人想要對社會進行批判的想法都感到冒犯,也無法理解我為什麼會想拍攝英國一個破敗的海濱度假勝地。”an English documentary photographer, photojournalist and photobook collector .特立獨行的蘇格蘭設計師帕姆·霍格(Pam Hogg, Iconoclastic Scottish Designer)逝世,享年74歲。


直到1994年,帕爾先生才成為瑪格南圖片社的正式會員。瑪格南圖片社由亨利·卡蒂埃-布列松、羅伯特·卡帕等人於1940年代末期創立。帕爾先生告訴《伯明翰郵報》,當時圖片社裡有一批老派人士,“他們對任何人想要對社會進行批判的想法都感到冒犯,也無法理解我為什麼會想拍攝英國一個破敗的海濱度假勝地。”


For Martin Parr, ‘Showing Things as They Are’ Was Art

Some saw cynicism in the photographer’s pictures of everyday life in Britain during his nearly six-decade career. But he said he wanted to honor the ordinary.

對馬丁·帕爾來說,「如實展現事物」就是藝術。 在他近六十年的攝影生涯中,有些人從他拍攝的英國日常生活照片中看到了憤世嫉俗的一面。但他表示,他想讚頌平凡。


Martin Parr, who has died aged 73, was the most celebrated photographer of British life in the past half century, and the most controversial:
https://on.ft.com/4iN8Y0C
馬丁·帕爾去世,享年73歲。他是過去半世紀以來英國最負盛名、也最具爭議的攝影師:https://on.ft.com/4iN8Y0C




A young woman in the foreground with her hands on her hips stands near a blue railing, while several individuals, some shirtless, hold ice cream cones behind her.
“England. New Brighton” from the series “The Last Resort” (1983-85)Credit...Martin Parr/Magnum Photos

Two older individuals sit across a white tablecloth at a small restaurant table under a double wall lamp.
“England. New Brighton: A Couple in a Cafe” from “The Last Resort”Credit...Martin Parr/Magnum Photos

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特立獨行的蘇格蘭設計師帕姆·霍格逝世,享年74歲

她是倫敦後龐克DIY時尚、藝術和表演界的明星,曾為一代搖滾明星設計過超凡脫俗的手工服裝。

帕姆·霍格攝於2010年。她拒絕受市場力量的影響,也拒絕改變自己的理念。 「我給他們的是他們自己都不知道想要的東西,」她曾對BBC說道。

「每次演出結束後,我都筋疲力盡,感覺自己再也無法承受了,」她在TEDx演講中說道。 “我的作品正是在混亂、顛覆和無序中找到了生命。”

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一位年輕女子,長髮飄飄,側身回眸,身穿一件拖尾沾滿鮮血、寫著「戰時新娘」字樣的婚紗。

2009年,霍格女士在一場時裝秀的結尾,穿著一件沾滿她鮮血、並寫著「戰時新娘」字樣的婚紗。圖片來源:Matt Crossick,經由Alamy

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中年潘姆·霍格,一頭亮黃色頭髮,兩側是兩位身穿五彩繽紛服裝的模特兒。

霍格女士(居中)在2014年倫敦時裝秀的壓軸環節。她將這場秀獻給了俄羅斯龐克女權主義樂團「暴動小貓」(Pussy Riot)。圖片來源:CatwalkFashion/Alamy

Pam Hogg, Iconoclastic Scottish Designer, Dies at 74

She was a star of London’s post-punk D.I.Y. fashion, art and performance scene, and dressed a generation of rock stars in her otherworldly handmade clothes.


Pam Hogg in 2010. She was refused to be influenced by market forces or to alter her vision. “I’m giving them what they don’t know they want,” she told the BBC.Credit...












“After every show, I’m so broken I feel I can’t go though this again,” she said in her TEDx talk. “It’s through disarray, disruption and disorder that my work finds life.”

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A young woman with long, dark hair looks over one shoulder, wearing a wedding dress with a long train smeared with blood and painted with the words “war bride.”
In 2009, Ms. Hogg concluded a show with a wedding dress smeared with her own blood and painted with the words “War Bride.”Credit...Matt Crossick, via Alamy
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A middle-aged Pam Hogg with bright yellow hair, flanked by two models dressed in multicolored outfits.
Ms. Hogg, center, during the finale of a 2014 show in London. She dedicated the collection to Pussy Riot, the Russian punk feminist band.Credit...CatwalkFashion/Alamy

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「能夠了解馬丁的視角和思想,對我來說是一種莫大的榮幸,也一直激勵著我,」他說。 “馬丁對日常生活的熱情極具感染力。”

"It was a massive privilege - and continually inspiring - to engage with Martin's eyes and mind," he said. "Martin's enthusiasm for everyday life was infectious."

Martin Parr Foundation A photograph of O'Connell Bridge, Dublin, 1981, from 'Bad Weather'

Martin Parr Foundation
A photograph from O'Connell Bridge, Dublin, 1981, from 'Bad Weather'
Martin Parr
Parr at the V&A in 2024
Born23 May 1952
Epsom, Surrey, England
Died6 December 2025 (aged 73)
Bristol, England
EducationManchester Polytechnic
Known forPhotography
AwardsHonorary Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society (HonFRPS) in 2005[1]
Centenary Medal from the Royal Photographic Society in 2008[2]
Websitemartinparr.com

Martin Parr CBE (23 May 1952 – 6 December 2025) was an English documentary photographer,[3] photojournalist and photobook collector. He was known for his photographic projects that take an intimate, satirical and anthropological[4][failed verification] look at aspects of modern life, in particular documenting the social classes of England, and more broadly the wealth of the Western world.

His major projects were rural communities (1975–1982), The Last Resort (1983–1985), The Cost of Living (1987–1989), Small World (1987–1994) and Common Sense (1995–1999).

Since 1994, Parr had been a member of Magnum Photos.[4] He had around 60 solo photobooks published, and had featured in around 90 exhibitions worldwide – including the international touring exhibition ParrWorld,[5] and a retrospective at the Barbican Arts Centre, London, in 2002.[6]

The Martin Parr Foundation, founded in 2015, and registered as a charity in 2015[7] opened premises in his hometown of Bristol in 2017. It houses his personal archive, his collection of British and Irish photography by other photographers, and a gallery.[8]

Life and career

Parr in 2014

Personal life

Born in Epsom, Surrey,[9] Parr wanted to become a documentary

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