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Stephen McMennamy: From Combophotos

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IG: @Taneeeeshh Photos by: Taylor Marie Sherry www.tanishamoore.com

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“VHS Dreams”, a Haiku

Erase your regrets Record over memories With V.H.S. dreams.

(Featured on the cover of the April issue of “A Literation”!)

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My fav

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looking distinguished!

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You ain't real if you haven't had your hair washed in a kitchen sink

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That's the only place I wash my hair.

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The Night Cafe

VR experience by Mac Cauley recreates scenes and objects from paintings by artist Vincent Van Gogh for you to explore. The work is a submission for the Oculus VR Jam:

What did the world look like through Van Gogh’s eyes? Enter into his painting to find out.

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“Tim.”

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Clueless (1996) dir. Amy Heckerling

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Body comparative

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this is the most beautiful thing i’ve ever seen on this entire site

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still the most beautiful thing i’ve ever seen on this entire site

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Erin M. Riley’s “Darkness Lies Ahead” at Joshua Liner Gallery.

Opening tonight at Joshua Liner Gallery in New York City is Erin M. Riley’s “Darkness Lies Ahead,” a solo exhibition of brand new woven tapestries that are all over 8 feet wide. Erin uses tapestry to document “selfies” - a strikingly contemporary idea and theme compared to what tapestries usually bring to mind. Erin says that she is “fascinated by the way our generation [is] seeking to connect” and the way she presents this fascination in the form of handwoven tapestries is one of the greatest ideas out there, I think.

I’ve also been following Erin’s Instagram for a while and it’s equally fascinating to see her process and all the insane work that goes into creating just one of these tapestries.

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Gigi Hadid attends the ‘China: Through The Looking Glass’ Costume Institute Benefit Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 4, 2015 in New York City.