Things That Give Me A Million Boners

My name is Aaron Bleyaert. These is a list of things that I think are totally awesome.

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Rod Serling 

(Loomis Dean. 1955)

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You don’t just stop loving someone because they don’t love you back.

Roald Dahl (via quotemadness)

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The Broken Spoke, Edward Gorey

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Fan Ho, Approaching Shadow

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Headgear, Paul Jackson

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If Earth had no gravity…Everyone would fly into space! - A page from the children’s book, ’Exploring Space’ (1958) Art by Tibor Gergely                                                    

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Choo x INPRNT.

The detailed, imaginative illustrations of artist Choo are all available as fine art prints in their INPRNT Shop.

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Home is not where you were born; home is where all your attempts to escape cease.

Naguib Mahfouz (via quotemadness)

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dirtbag catullus really is something

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Life after people, Johnny Joo

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I don’t think I’ve ever found a more appropriate opportunity for this reaction pic

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Y'all need to look up what this dude did. He was too tired to drive on his way to a match so he let a black hitchiker drive for him, then when he got to the arena walked in with his arm around him to the boos of the crowd, which he decided to embrace and make worse by kissing the guy on the cheek. He then went whole hog into the persona hanging out in black neighborhoods, going to black bars, and getting arrested on petty charges then going to court after hiring a black lawyer paying his fine and then doing it all over again. Wrestling was not as popular and the viewing was segregated but the promoters were only selling about half capacity for the white section while the black section was sold out and people were still clamoring in to see him but they couldn’t because of segregated arenas. The owners of the arenas and the promoters eventually decided that business is business and started slowly desegregating their theatres and every time this guy showed up they were selling out all their seats, to the point where this guy and one other held the record for attendance that held until the late 80’s/early90’s.

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The anti-Hulk Hogan

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KING!

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Absolute legend.

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Ed Fairburn, New Work.

Fantastic new cartographic portraits by artist Ed Fairburn (Previously on Supersonic Art).

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Life on Mars, Emmet Gowin

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Telmo Miel’s “Encounters” at Thinkspace Projects.

Currently on view at Thinkspace Projects in Los Angeles, California is artistic duo Telmo Miel’s exhibition entitled “Encounters.”

The duo’s murals are both surreal and realistically rendered, with a tremendous amount of detail and vibrant color. Able to work fairly seamlessly, their styles have combined to such an extent that they’re able to execute multiple areas in tandem, exchanging places and completing each other’s work.

With a respect for both visions, they found that ‘perspective’ is one of the most important & interesting aspects of art. The perspective of the maker compared to the viewer, the difference in intend, meaning and interpretation. Perspectives on concept, colors and composition and so forth. This idea of ‘multiple viewing points’ and opinions is an ongoing discovery in their work.

They often execute their pieces on a monumental scale, creating huge architecturally sized spray-paint paintings on building façades. Combining multiple elements in a single composition, they layer references to the human and animal worlds to create complex creatures and fantastic scenarios. With positivity, humor and a touch of the romantic, their work is arresting and epic.

The exhibition will be on view until February 22nd, 2020.

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Josie Morway’s “Watershed” at Thinkspace Projects.

Currently on view at Thinkspace Projects in Los Angeles, California in their project room is artist Josie Morway’s solo exhibition, “Watershed.”

Morway’s paintings are fragmented narratives, inspired by everyday words and phrases that bombard us – old signage, broken billboards, overheard conversations. Morway is of the opinion that omissions tell half the story.

Substituting animals for human characters in her visual narratives, she explores gestures, postures and expressions that are familiar and universal but at the same time ambiguous.

The exhibition will be on view until February 22nd, 2020.

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Manjit Thapp (Indian, based England) - Tiger, Drawings