Falling Short of All Expectations

My name is Tee. I make art. This is my re-blog.

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ACHOK MAJAK FOR MARIE CLAIRE UK SEPTEMBER 2016 BY DAVID ROEMER.

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Dude was ready

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He knew this day was coming.

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jamel shabazz, girl in cazal 616s. new york city. 1980s.

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dark session

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Poetic Fountain Sculptures, Malgorzata Chodakowska

Malgorzata Chodakowska, a sculptor from Poland, creates unbelievable fountains that complement the endless flowing water pouring forth from their limbs, hair, waists, and clothes.

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Ballet students practice under the eye of a Russian instructor, Cairo, Egypt, Winfield Parks.

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Andrew Wyeth (1917–2009, United States)

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Andrew Wyeth was a realist painter, and one of the best-known American artists of the middle 20th century. His mature style was regionalist, often painted using tempera, and focused on the landscape and people of Pennsylvania and Maine. His 1948 painting Christina’s World is one of the most famous examples of Americana in art.

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So my dad took away my laptop because I wouldn’t give him the password. I wasn’t even allowed to type it in, he demanded to know the password to my personal computer because he thinks I’m “ doing things I’m not supposed to do. ” My sister is not, and never has been, held to the same standard when it came to passwords on her own phone etc. But my parents always suspect me of being “up to something” and will randomly ask to use my computer/ know the password, and when I say no, they get mad at me. In the past, they have taken away my devices and looked through them, which cased me a lot of anxiety and is part of the reason I don’t like it when people use my computer or go through the camera roll on my phone. Even as I type this, I’m being asked what I’m doing. If you think parents demanding to know the passwords to their child’s personal devices is a breach of privacy please reblog

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Why must we play god

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Ornette Coleman and Don Cherry in 1959.

Credit: Lee Friedlander

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“How much money does college cost in America?”

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Ceramic sculpture in progress in the studio,  a little bigger than i had originally planned perhaps.

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