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YOHJI YAMAMOTO SS96
Caravaggio
Like lullabies you are,
Forever in my mind.
The Impact of Aids on the Artistic Community
September 13, 1987
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i want to scream. i want to scream and never stop screaming.
Just took a long hot bath. Made me reminisce.
“I really miss Jeff Buckley. He was most certainly my biggest influence. Him and The Smiths. Jeff Buckley was my soundtrack as a young man, such a beautiful voice, such a incredible artist. Such a beautiful man, I was both in love with him and at the same time I wanted to be him”.
Jamie, The Irrepressibles (via the--irrepressibles)
Acne Studios Flagship by Sophie Hicks. Cheongdam, Seoul, Korea.
Back in the thirties we were told we must collectivize the nation because the people were so poor. Now we are told we must collectivize the nation because the people are so rich.
William F. Buckley, Jr. (via policygal)
Like lullabies forever on my mind
Mishima: A Life In Four Chapters (1985)
Rodger Ebert deemed this move “the most unconventional bioptic [he’s] ever seen, and one of the best.” Based loosely on the life of writer, actor, military leader, samurai, and icon Yukio Mishima. His life is told through the stories that he had written over his lifetime; Temple of the Golden Pavillon, Kyoko’s House, And Runaway Horses. Each of the stories have a personal aspect of Mishima within them, the bioptic is then weaved through fiction and fact. Surreal landscapes reminiscent of Shigeo Fukuda, riffed with the music of Philip Glass creates a deeply emotional drama of one mans life.
Jean-Léon Gérôme
Diogenes (1860)
William F. Buckley Jr
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