Le Pèlerin, The Pilgrim - René Magritte 1966
Belgian 1898-1967
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Le Pèlerin, The Pilgrim - René Magritte 1966
Belgian 1898-1967
What can the past tell us about the present? Artist Jitish Kallat revisits a letter from Gandhi to Hitler on the eve of World War II in his immersive installation “Covering Letter.” In revisiting this historical document, Kallat calls attention to the possibilities of peace and tolerance in a world plagued by violence.
Installation view of “Covering Letter,” 2016, by Jitish Kallat (Gift of Ajay Raju)
Strangers on a Train, 1951
Do you wanna come over later, to my house? Listen to your favorite songs, We’ll pretend the words ain’t true, they don’t mean anything to you
Billie Holiday - Gloomy Sunday
Salvador Dali’s dream sequence for Spellbound by Alfred Hitchcock/Fritz Lang’s Metropolis
René Magritte, The Lovers I and II, 1928
Billie Holiday - These Foolish Things
In lieu of flowers, Megan Howland
The Mamas & The Papas | Dream a Little Dream of Me
GESPENSTER GESCHICHTEN #1035
file this under the shit-load of under appreciated people who you never learn about in school
By fucking hand, bro.
you always hear about the first man on the moon but never this
“Birds just don’t go around attacking people without no reason.”
The Birds (Alfred Hitchcock, 1963): empty spaces
Me feeling OK.
Jacques-Louis David: Madame Recamier, 1800. Oil on canvas, 173×243 cm. Paris, Louvre
René Magritte: Perspective I: David’s Madame Recamier, 1950. Oil on canvas, 60×80 cm. [ x ]