luna nera

scribe | passionately navigating | 1999

[stuckinapril]

Guys I want to bring attention to the Revive Gaza’s Farmland initiative!!!! APN is working w farmers in Gaza to help restore Gaza’s agricultural sector. They’re just shy of being within 67% of their goal at the moment. Please show them some love by donating & spreading the word

[xcvi-96]

[dridelus]

[log6]

all the talk of third spaces and walkable cities and so on and so on really is terminology that intellectualizes a very simple reality which is that people want to live instead of just existing. And the concept that life shouldn't be completely miserable is so counter to existence in the USA that we have to pretend that these are debatable policies instead of extremely necessary fundamentals to a functioning society

[unteriors]

Grace Street, Goodwood (Adelaide), South Australia.

[brainlessparadisegirl]

i think perhaps the way things have developed the modern person is too solitary to live with others the way they deserve which is ultimately a loss for everyone collectively #failsociety #flopciv #ripitupandstartagain

[thinkingimages]

Interior, 1925, Edward Hopper

[thingsfromthedirt]

Butterick 6535 by Betsey Johnson in Seventeen (January 1972)

[sentasart]

ALEXANDER RODCHENKO Portrait of Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1924 Early gelatin silver print

[smt5vengeance-deactivated202511]

if you’re frightened about the viability of art as labor and your survival and fulfillment you should want to turn those feelings into a critique of labor itself and of capital. rushing to defend the survival of a petit bourgeois artist class as something integral to the existence of art is ultimately probably not going to save you and the expansion of property based law that paradigm is bound in is simply further restricting art to value production

[gacougnol]

Deborah Turbeville

From "Les Amoureuses du Temps Passé"

[hares-pelt-sky]

[silk-rayon]

From “19 Magazine”

[summertimenoir]

Greta Garbo in Love (1927)

[song-for-an-unborn-sun]

georgia

[theyroaredvintage]

Photo by Hajime Sawatari, late 1960s-early 1970s.

[fellahimedia]

For weeks now and especially the last couple days, israeli settlers have been attacking palestinian villages, assaulting palestinians and burning cars, and today a palestinian man defended himself from an armed settler by taking his gun and killing him and in response the israeli army has killed 4 palestinians

It makes me so angry because palestinians are expected to be assaulted and killed in these attacks and settlers will never pay for it, but the moment we defend ourselves suddenly its news worthy

Israeli military kills 4 Palestinians after settler killed in West Bank

The Israeli military has shot and killed four Palestinians in the village of Tell in the northern West Bank, according to the Palestinian He

In a video of the incident, confirmed by the Israeli military and circulated online by the military correspondent for Israel’s Army Radio, two armed men in civilian clothing, as well as at least one Israeli soldier, are shown pointing their weapons at a group of Palestinians who had gathered in a field. At one point, the two armed men rush toward several Palestinian residents with their guns drawn. In the footage, the residents try to push them back and appear to disarm one of the men before opening fire.

In a statement, the Israeli military said it killed the man who took the settler’s weapon and that he was armed when soldiers shot him. But a separate video, published by Israeli media outlets and confirmed by the military, showed Israeli forces firing on a group of Palestinians in the same field who were already on the ground.

More than a dozen gunshots can be heard in the footage, which is less than a minute long. The military said the suspect was one of the people killed in the field. It did not respond to questions about why soldiers killed the other men — all of whom were related — or how long after the original altercation the killings took place.

[fellahimedia]

[manderley]

HUD (1963) dir. Martin Ritt