Art.2C entertainment.2C and media The Wave

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1 art, entertainment, , media

1.1 artwork
1.2 films
1.3 music
1.4 literature
1.5 periodicals
1.6 radio stations





art, entertainment, , media
artwork

the great wave off kanagawa, woodblock print 19th-century japanese artist hokusai
la vague (english: wave), painting william-adolphe bouguereau

films

redes (film) (english title wave), 1936 mexican film
the wave (1981 film), tv movie directed alex grasshoff
the wave (2008 film) (die welle), german film
the wave (2015 film) (bølgen), norwegian film

music

the wave (album), 2016 album tom chaplin
wave (miike snow song), 2012 single swedish indie pop band miike snow
wave (sneakbo song), song uk grime musician sneakbo

literature

the waves, 1931 novel virginia woolf
the wave (novel), 1981 novel todd strasser based on 1981 film
the wave, novel lochlan bloom

periodicals

the wave of long island, newspaper

radio stations

chwv-fm, in saint john, new brunswick
cjls-fm, in yarmouth, nova scotia
ckwv-fm, in nanaimo, british columbia
wnwv, in cleveland, ohio
kans, in emporia, kansas
ktwv, smooth jazz station in los angeles
ciwv-fm, canadian smooth jazz station
the wave 96.4 fm, in swansea, wales
the wave, radio station of rtl group berlin, germany






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