"connected objects"

#8781456

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, frontman of the iconic alternative band Pulp, holds a book during the presentation of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Mexico City Museum, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781458

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, frontman of the iconic alternative band Pulp, holds a book during the presentation of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Mexico City Museum, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781462

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, frontman of the iconic alternative band Pulp, holds a book during the presentation of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Mexico City Museum, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781464

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, frontman of the iconic alternative band Pulp, holds a book during the presentation of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Mexico City Museum, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781466

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, leader of the iconic alternative band Pulp, during the presentation of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Museum of Mexico City, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781468

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, leader of the iconic alternative band Pulp, during the presentation of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Museum of Mexico City, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781470

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, leader of the iconic alternative band Pulp, during the signing of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Museum of Mexico City, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781472

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, leader of the iconic alternative band Pulp, during the signing of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Museum of Mexico City, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781476

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, leader of the iconic alternative band Pulp, during the signing of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Museum of Mexico City, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781478

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, leader of the iconic alternative band Pulp, during the signing of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Museum of Mexico City, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781482

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, leader of the iconic alternative band Pulp, during the signing of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Museum of Mexico City, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781484

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, leader of the iconic alternative band Pulp, during the signing of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Museum of Mexico City, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#8781486

5 September 2022

Jarvis Cocker, leader of the iconic alternative band Pulp, during the signing of his new book "Good Pop, Bad Pop", at the Museum of Mexico City, which recounts through the memories of the British musician, while making an inventory of everything he has collected throughout his life, among old clothes, cassettes, a watch, broken glasses, and other objects, which narrates the key memories that the objects trigger or inspire him.

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#6937952

7 August 2021

Assortment of colourful Cuban bush snail shells (Polymita) collected during 1930 on display in the Bailey-Mathews Shell Museum on Sanibel Island, Florida, USA, on August 24, 2012.

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#6937954

7 August 2021

Assortment of colourful Cuban bush snail shells (Polymita) collected during 1930 on display in the Bailey-Mathews Shell Museum on Sanibel Island, Florida, USA, on August 24, 2012.

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#5670098

2 May 2020

People wearing face covers and medical masks attending holly mass in the wooden Chapel on the Water are seen in Ojcow, Ojcow National Park (Ojcowski Park Narodowy )m area Poland , on 1 May 2020 As th new Coronavirus Pandemic regulations, Polish government allowed 1 person for 15 m2 of the church are to attend in the holly mass. Saint Joseph Craftsman (Workman) Chapel "on the water" is located at the site of the ancient spa baths, which was converted into a sacral object in 1901.

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