Category Archives: Anatomy

We’ve featured the work of Italian artist Vacon Sartirani many times in the past (Super8 Magazine, Threadless T-Shirt submission, and a hand autopsy)—the man produces a lot, much of it with a fun anatomical twist.  This is his latest series of colored pencil drawings that layer elements of anatomy, botany, marine animals, and architecture.  Is that a seahorse?

View more of Vacon’s work at vaconsartirani.com!

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“A lovely skeleton, but sadly lacking a skull,” laments one of the tags afforded to the remains of a Capuchin monkey in this show of the unseen at the ever-exotic Grant Museum. “Rarely do ‘incomplete’ specimens make the grade for display.”

When I am in London, I will most certainly be checking out the wonderful sounding exhibition "It Came from the Stores," on view at the incomparable Grant Museum  until August 31st.

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Image caption: An elephant shrew is among the specimens on show at the Grant Museum of Zoology

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Miss Insomnia Tulip created these anatomical macarons for Eat Your Heart Out, and aside from looking pretty damn delicious, they are informative!

The detail on them is really great and it’s making me hope she takes it further and creates anatomical macarons of animals, monsters, aliens, and any other non-humans.

Additionally, she has some other amazing anatomy related work on her flickr, like eyeballs in jars and heart shaped macarons.

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Anatomy of soul the modern Nevsky prospect began to unravel, the artistic director of the Alexandrinsky Theatre in Petersburg, Valeriy Fokin-Director Dmitry Volkostrelov, Dmitry Egorov, Alexei Zabegin, Dmitriy Yushkov and theatre artist Simon Shepherd. Correspondent reports BakuToday, about the beginning of work on the draft Fokin told today, 30 August, and at a press conference dedicated to the start of season 257 Alexandrinsky theatre.

Nevsky-what a street became, this advertising, boutiques, folks. How far this Nevsky left healthily? -ponders Fokin. -But this is hoholivske space left. Lies and deception, encountered by the heroes, there are not changed. And in our project Gogols characters would be presented together with the moderns.

Fuller noted that this work on Nevsky, show our positions on the new programme. The concern is that the theater will celebrate a decade of 7 October new life programme and performance traditions Auditor, which, in fact, started a new interpretation of the classical repertoire.

Valeriy Fokin said that in General, the programme completed its task, we will gather scientific conference, a round table, to analyze the work and talk about how to interact with the classics. Life requires a different approach, said the Director. -Theatre must be deployed to what is happening in society, scan now on the theatrical stage actually much needed analysis, but it is quite another.

Nevsky Prospekt, timed to coincide with the opening of the new artistic programme of Alexandrinsky Theatre Creative space, scheduled for April, 2013. As was stressed at the theatre, in the play will be a strategy document, the so-called verbatim, several novels will present viewers with a collective portrait of todays Nevsky.

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At the Alexandrinsky Theatre began to unravel “Anatomy of soul” of modern Nevskog prospektao

One of the great joys of Greys Anatomys last season was watching the relationship between Dr. Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) and Dr. Arizona Robbins (Jessica Capshaw) develop further, as the doctors worked together on the smallest patients inside Seattle Grace Mercy Wests neo-natal unit. The special kinship between the pair is on display in the upcoming, Sept. 4 DVD release of Greys Anatomy: The Complete Eighth Season in a fun little deleted scene that EW has here for you exclusively.

The never-before-seen scene comes from the January episode Suddenly and finds Karev and Robbins performing surgery on one of the hospitals newborns. Huh, Karev says unceremoniously, in the middle of operating. And thats what Robbins takes issue with: Huh? You dont Huh? when you have an open newborn baby on the table, the motherly/teacherly doctors scolds Karev. You know what? Im taking over. Karev continues his mumbling, and thats where the funny comes in between this pair: Hey! Use your words, Karev! Robbins implores him. Or youre not making another cut.

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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ season 8 deleted scene: ‘Use your words, Karev!’ — EXCLUSIVE VIDEO