Who will come into my kitchen and be hungry for me? A quote from Little Weirds by Jenny Slate engraved in a wooden spoon, 2022. (ig @jannekemakes)
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Who will come into my kitchen and be hungry for me? A quote from Little Weirds by Jenny Slate engraved in a wooden spoon, 2022. (ig @jannekemakes)
GOALS FOR 2025
1. BELLY LAUGH MORE
2. LEARN SOMETHING NEW
3. REMEMBER YOU DONâT ALWAYS HAVE TO RUSH
4. SPEND MORE TIME WITH PEOPLE WHO BRING LIGHT INTO YOUR LIFE
5. ARTS AND CRAFTS
6. DANCE IN YOUR UNDERWEAR
7. EAT FOR PLEASURE & FOR HEALTH
8. THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK
9. MORE LOVE, ALWAYS
10. SEEK JOY
âwe look at the world once, in childhood. the rest is memoryâ miss louise glĂŒck you may be right but iâm also determined every day to prove you wrong & that i can look at the world again, anew, whenever i want & these rebirths, alongside love, are what keeps me here, more than any memory, but memories are more precious to me than everything except the present & the future, which is infinite, which is why i will keep looking
i ask you how you are and i'm saying "i love you" i send you a 15 minute voice note and i'm saying "i love you" i remember your coffee order and i'm saying "i love you" i watch the movie you recommended and i'm saying "i love you" i send you a movie you'd love and i'm saying "i love you" i buy the extra large bag to share and i'm saying "i love you" and i'm saying "i love you" and i'm saying "i love you" and i'm saying "i love you"
some of my favourite vĂdeo essays about art history:
whose migrant mother was this? the story of the native american woman who became the face of the 1930s depression (and got almost nothing for it)
bauhaus design is everywhere, but its roots are political how even a simple choice between what font to use can be a political act
edvard munch: what a cigarette means munch + tobacco = art? (yes weâre still on the topic of art as a political weapon)
art that was never finished how great masters sometimes even didnât finish stuff. also! the history behind the colour aquamarine
fka twigs on mary magdalene (if you like asmr youâre gonna love this)
having a coke with frank ohara (technically not art history but this video is too good for me not to mention)
video postcard: woman at her toilette a quick dive into my favourite painting of woman impressionist berthe morisot
this documentary about georgia oÂŽkeeffe (that ive seen about 10 times)
david hockney on vincent van gogh on love of nature, beauty, attention, and the art of looking (essentially a mary oliver poem in interview format!!!!)
dante and the invention of hell short film about centuries of art depicting danteâs circles of hell, my favourite works possibly ever made were inspired by his writing (sky arts documentary so itâs not your standard v. essay)
whoâs afraid of modern art: vandalism, video games, and fascism about the meaning of modern art and the publics response to it, as well as a political campaign to eradicate it or moreso make an example of the so-called âundesirableâ nature of their art
how to make communist art on the future prospects of art for artâs sake and creativity outside of capitalist restraints
Brigsby Bear, nostalgia culture and millennial optimism a little off topic but an essay about a film that questions our need to attach our identities to our past and our childhoods in particular, questionning whether we should put our faith into recreating our old loves or creating new ones - i think its relevant based on the films perspective on art
museum theft PLEASE watch this introduction if nothing else today, it will make you cling to the edge of your seat; truly a masterpiece
You need to draw and make art or else all the images will stay in your head and you'll get sick
David Shrigley
Julien Baker, Loss Protocol
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Janet Fullmer Bajorek - Relaxing in the Information Age (ceramic)
engravings by trystan williams
Kate Kretz // Feral // 2012 // human hair embroidery on hair, velvet, convex glass, frame
Mountain Ghost, Hwa San-chiuen
oil paintings on wood by Angela Lane (1974-)
Daniel Arthur
Glamour Cat, 2023
yes, food is fuel. but it is also for pleasure. it is also enjoyable. it is also emotional, personal, intimate. food is fuel, yes, but that does not make you a machine. you are allowed to eat something just because you want it, just because it sounds good, regardless of the nutritional properties. food is a shared human experience bridging across our entire existence. to reduce it to something as simplistic as fuel denies us the emotional connection that food contains. food is fuel, yes, but it is also so much more than that.
kafka had his diaries, didion had her notebooks, plath wrote in journals, and i have my tumblr blog
crochet, knitting, sewing... any kind of fiber art given to another person is just so indescribably filled with love. and i think part of that is bc it is a process. the gradual nature of creation. the stitches you create with yarn and your hands is replicated in your heartstrings. every stitch was made with consideration, counted and recounted. by the time the gift is complete it is heavy with love. it says: this is the part of my heart that you reside in, please handle it with care.
âPerfect Lover Iâ & âPerfect Lover IIâ by Can Sun