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No trapeze on full-moon nights

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Marcel Duchamp, Bride, 1912

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I want to kiss the cheek of everyone who is “comfortable with death”

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Earlier this week a woman became aggressive on the train over my Aromatics Elixir & Etro Patchouly combo but in the evening a customer told me “he enjoyed my Victorian essence”

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Black Velvet (Rondi, 1976)

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Dream of Luxury (1944) Dorothea Tanning, oil on canvas, 40.6 × 50.8 cm

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Really focusing on this painting in the work studio today. Blue-light victim with a receding hairline juggling vaccines

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The European Starling aviary on the tarmac of O’Hare Airport to prevent plane crashes, the ancestors of birds brought over by a man with a dream to Make America Shakespearean Again.

“In the late 1800s, Eugene Schieffelin, a drug manufacturer from the Bronx, had the idea to import all of the birds mentioned in the works of William Shakespeare to the United States, his goal being to beautify charm-deprived New York City. And to do this, he thought, the world needed to look more like a Shakespearean play.”

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Footprints on the moon (1975)

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Every time I sew I am ambiently bleeding

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Holly Harp, 1978

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Ana Elisa Egreja — Pink Table with Chinoiserie and Roseate Spoonbills (oil and 24 karat gold leaf, on canvas, 2026)

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