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Noah Kahan
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Claire Keane

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The Bowery Presents
we're not kids anymore.

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@asleepingfawn
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James Turrell, Squat from First Light, 1989-90
Aquatint from the print series ‘First light’ 110 h x 76 w cm
I like doing things alone. it means doing everything on my own terms, in my own time, exactly the way I like. I can meticulously comb through each piece of art or article of clothing, no rush, no obligation, taking my time. a day to myself. this time, I ended up taking home a pair of pencil illustrations of a flock of geese.
Thrifted long sheer top layered over an off-white crop and gray wide-leg slacks.
By Wai Lin Tse
Ai Weiwei, “Chandelier” (2015) at Galleria Continua
Yoshitaka Amano
Marcel Giró
I had been thinking about this for months now.
the urge to create and immerse myself in a private, yet partially candid, yet partially distanced, meticulously curated, yet witness-able space grew and grew until I was left with no other option but to honor it. even with diminished bandwidth for creating due to being an adult—more specifically—the demand from work, commuting, errands, obligations both social and relational, and health, summarized more concisely as "the bustle"—could not keep a lid on it. she (this nagging desire to create) is an angry, wailing, red-faced spitfire child who cannot be contained, and demands attention and a space of her own despite how I'd much rather take a nap, or get to bed on time - like how I should be doing so now.
so then. one image post deep from an archive over a decade old, now deleted, gone for good, and one 11:23PM rambling thought later, I would like to formally, officially (re)introduce myself to this space—please, no toast necessary, thank you.
in truth, in my mind's backburner, I wonder how long this will last, if I will ever even visit here again, or perhaps I just needed to scratch an itch and drone on for a while in a blank space. for now, no name, no alias, no commitment, just here, at least for now—maybe gone tomorrow.
The Great Comet of 1811. Uranography, or A Description of the Heavens. 1850.