This northern Italian Lago scene depicts, in Michelle’s own words, “A time for lunch," as several families seem to be gathering and joyfully sharing meals beneath the bright sunlight. Once again, she graces her canvas with European architecture, with additional specific detail to the tall trees, as well as the fence in the distance which conveys a remarkable depth of space. Esta escena del lago del norte de Italia representa, en las propias palabras de Michelle, "Un tiempo para almorzar", mientras varias familias parecen reunirse y compartir comidas con alegría bajo la brillante luz del sol. Una vez más, ella adorna su lienzo con la arquitectura europea, con detalles específicos adicionales a los árboles altos, así como a la valla en la distancia que transmite una notable profundidad de espacio.

Here is another depiction of Hemingway’s green sailboat. This time it is docked, presumably waiting for boarding. The reflection of the surroundings renders an ominous and foreboding mood. Aquí hay otra representación del velero verde de Hemingway. Esta vez está atracado, presumiblemente esperando el embarque. El reflejo del entorno genera un estado de ánimo ominoso y premonitorio.

What defines a lesbian bar? A place that prioritizes the creation of safe space for marginalized genders; women, non-binary folks, and trans men. In queer culture your bar becomes your family. A place to hang with your friends, meet the love of your life, or maybe just someone for the night. A place to share history and to create history. In 1980 there were 200 lesbian bars in the United States. Today there are fewer than 25. That’s why this October, The Lesbian Bar Project and longtime supporter, Jägermeister, are bringing you the LBP Metaverse pop up: An educational and interactive bar experience in Decentraland showcasing archival and historic images of lesbian bars from the Library of Congress.

Cubavera proudly celebrates Hispanicnic Heritage Month (now through Oct. 15th) with a dynamic musical performance that pays homage to the harmonic power and beauty of cultural inclusivity. The festivities kick off with a limited edition capsule collection in partnership with the internationally acclaimed Grammy Award winning sensation, Yotuel Romero, lead singer of Orisha’s, born in Havana, Cuba circa 1999 and known for their musical style infusing contemporary Latin and Afro-American hip hop with traditional Cuban sounds. Cubavera has also commissioned renowned Cuban fine artist, Tony Mendoza to create vibrant pop-art inspired by Cuban heritage and culture. Custom wearables inspired by the collection will be gifted out to various V.I.P.s in attendance of the performance. Shop the collection now on Cubavera.com #lookgoodfeelgood For more information on the capsule collection and the partnership follow Cubavera on Instagram and Facebook @Cubavera, and Yotuel Romero at @yotuel on Instagram

Attended the CLUB NIGHTS WEEK 77: STONEY EYE at Metazoo International Boat House

Decentral Games’ presents Earth Genesis - Phygital Drop by House of Fashion @ 11:30pm UTC / 7:30pm EST Decentral Games' Tominoya Casino (-119,134)

DAZN Stadium Metaverse Experience featuring Canelo vs GGG III