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Pierre Coulibeuf - Balkan Baroque (1999)
“People want to know so much. All this time, this wanting to know. Where does it lead? Nowhere.” -Robert Frank.
London - October 8, 1940.
Poul Andersen, Empreintes (Footprints), Suède, c. 1960
From Ana Maria Maiolino’s series Lifeline (via here)
Ana Maria Maiolino.
“I want to say something about bad writing. I'm proud of my bad writing. Everyone is so intelligent lately, and stylish. Fucking great. I am proud of Philip Guston's bad painting, I am proud of Baudelaire's mamma's boy goo goo misery. Sometimes the lurid or shitty means having a heart, which's something you have to try to have. Excellence nowadays is too general and available to be worth prizing: I am interested in people who have to find strange and horrible ways to just get from point a to point b.” ― Ariana Reines
Where is the Friend’s House? Abbas Kiarostami. 1987
When the child was a child, It threw a stick like a lance against a tree, And it quivers there still today.
Portrait of Antonietta Gonzales by Lavinia Fontana. 1595.
Portrait of Antonietta Gonzales
Gregory Crewdson. Untitled. 1998
Chair for the Mineral Room. Marina Abramovic
William Kentridge
Sumerian votive figures. Abu Temple at Tell Asmar, present day Iraq, gypsum marble, ca. 2,750-2,500 B.C.E.
El Anatsui Group Photo Wood Variable Dimensions 1987